Dr. Anne-Marie Slaughter, Holt Lecture on International Law

The Leon C. and June W. Holt Lecture in International Law
Speaker: Dr. Anne-Marie Slaughter, Bert G. Kerstetter '66 University Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton University
Topic: Reflections on American Foreign Policy
April 11, 2011

[@gxsrtom]

Air Combat Command, Department of the United States Air Force.

[@jyroncampbell1685]

dang, a lot of angry comments directed at Dr. Slaughter, I thought she did a fairly good job of outlining international law issues, but I guess that's just me

[@Bleecker32]

Patient:Anne-Marie Slaughter;Dx: Histrionic Personality Disorder.

[@robertmorgan5173]

Damn it, show some respect. Whatever one may think of someone's academic perspectives, there are ways and means of expressing disagreement, viz in a collegial and professional manner. They are, for the most part, entirely missing here.

[@gxsrtom]

Under international law, men disqualified from military service in a nation have met a principal requirement to become 'unlawful combatants'. If they then take up arms to fend off an attack that's deemed legal by the United Nations, then these men disqualified become 'unlawful combatants'. Half of the men on earth that are disqualified from national defense are Americans. 1/3 of the world's prison population are Americans in US prisons. The standard in the US military is every law or system she named is null and void...she's full of shit.