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Libya after Gaddafi is not what you expect - Damiri Podcast 129

Dr. Mustafa Altair, an interesting character of the first order, his narration of everything begins with the story. He is a professor and researcher in sociology, and is considered one of the pioneers of culture in Libya and one of the founding teachers in Libya. He obtained a PhD in Sociology from the University of Minnesota, USA (1971). He is a member of the Higher Education Forum of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). In our discussion, he talked about his stories with Gaddafi, when he was a student and a teacher, and after he became a colonel. He talked about education in Libya, how it became so valuable to people that people used to call the professor “Oh Sheikh.” The importance of the homeland and patriotism for the old generation and the difficulty of building the state at the present time after the loss of the symbols of the homeland. In short, I enjoyed every minute of this two-hour episode. The episode is in all podcast apps on #Damiry 👉Click on the time for the topic you want: 00:00 - introduction 0:00 | INTRO 4:38 | How are you? 5:42 | the sea 10:45 | Swimming at school 13:33 | I am an ordinary citizen 17:38 | Achievement is more important than naming 19:18 | The first batch of graduates from the Libyan University 23:28 | What is sociology? 24:39 | How did you specialize? 27:30 | Life as a teacher in the fifties 30:50 | How did education become important? 37:27 | First impressions of America 39:39 | America has what you think 40:41 | Study in America 43:40 | America in the sixties and racism 48:40 | The treatment was equal 50:05 | Libya is different from many countries 50:39 | We belonged to a homeland 52:48 | The king was the symbol of the country 53:35 | When Gaddafi went home, he went with him 57:16 | Political life during the reign of the king 58:12 | I don't get tired of a comfortable routine 58:55 | I have no limits, if you ask me, we will answer 01:00:55 | My story with Gaddafi and television 01:11:09 | The story of Kikhia in Yemen 01:16:28 | The conference they watched me in Cairo 01:22:29 | Education and Gaddafi 01:27:50 | Enter the first girl in the university 01:30:57 | There I knew Gaddafi and his father in Sebha 01:33:41 | The story of the first secondary school in Sebha. 01:37:26 | Expelled a group of students, including Gaddafi 01:38:47 | Gaddafi's father was a simple man 01:39:21 | When I heard of the 1969 coup, we were in America 01:43:40 | When I heard the names, I started to record the events first 01:44:40 | They summoned me from America 01:48:16 | Issuing the treason law 01:51:25 | We were happy with our independence 01:57:39 | Home is above personal interest 02:00:04 | He got a chance Sponsor: Before we appear, this season is sponsored by Hive Spice, the company that gave us a special place and excellent facilities and services to record the episodes of this season. Hive Spice is a company that provides you with all the services and support you need to start your own project or company. Starting with an office suitable for the size of your work. Click on the link below, to find details and special offers from Hive for Damiri's followers. This season is sponsored by Damiri Korsat. If you want to start your own podcast, you can subscribe to the comprehensive podcast course and start benefiting from my experience with direct questions and video lessons. There is a 50% discount during this season if you click on the link: https://www.damiri.co/order 📸 Instagram   / telmeri   🐦 Twitter   / telmeri   🎧 the podcast http://damiri.ly 📷 Damiri's Instagram Podcast   / damiri.official   🎙 Damiri Podcast Spotify https://spoti.fi/3DG7cZP Apple Podcast https://apple.co/32hUGBS Google Podcast https://bit.ly/30SK1gA 📑 Get exclusive videos and support my work:   / telmeri   🤟🏼Thank you for watching + watching + supporting + listening 🌷