Gaddafi's The Green Book

So they sat him down with three other intellectuals in England and he had his green book is his book The Third Way. Everybody was just like Jesus Christ. I was so excited to read it. I was like this makes no fucking sense at all.

I was going to say yes for this they're going to change the rules because the Oscars famously don't matter anyway if Green Book wins wow this is going to play after Green Book has won right it's like after Green Book or Bohemia and Rhapsody has taken home the gold oh my god it's sick they're going to tie the world we live in is incredibly sick

I was like, yeah, I'm just gonna wow my IMDB really is not as long as I thought it would be but I was in the green book which won an Oscar.

And in arguing for this kind of view, I had to employ the Green Book itself, saying that my understanding of the Green Book is that it's not against multiplicity of the press because the Green Book espouses and advances the idea of democracy, and this is part of democracy.

And of course, if you look, you know, without taking this out of context today and you read this piece, you would say that Yusuf Sawani was actually advancing Green Book ideas.

Though Yusuf Sawani did not encounter Gaddafi individually, he did have cause to interact with him in an academic capacity. Gaddafi, you know, came to university on many occasions and came to lecture. And he had his own auditorium that was called the Green Auditorium.

the publication of his sacred Green Book.