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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nThe traitor and spy who was known as Bradley Manning when he was in the Army, up until he decided that he was a woman, who was eventually had his sentence commuted by the President of the United States Barack Hussein Obama, is now teaching at Harvard University, according to Military Times<\/a>;<\/p>\n Chelsea Manning will be joining Harvard University as a visiting fellow at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, according to the school\u2019s website.<\/p>\n Manning will speak on issues of LGBTQ identity in the military, Institute of Politics Fellows co-chairs Emily Hall and Jason Ge wrote in an announcement posted Wednesday.<\/p>\n \u201cWe welcome the breadth of thought-provoking viewpoints on race, gender, politics and the media,\u201d Bill Delahunt, IOP acting director, said in the announcement.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yeah, if you’re sending your kids to Harvard, and this shows up on your child’s transcript, you should pull your child from the University because they’re not learning anything. Manning hasn’t shown any remorse for his crimes, and Harvard hired him because Manning has name recognition…and nothing more. Otherwise they would have hired someone who was transgender and in the military and wasn’t imprisoned for being a traitor.<\/p>\n And really, what do “issues of LGBTQ identity in the military” have to do with anything – it’s right up there with underwater basket-weaving.<\/p>\n From the Harvard announcement;<\/p>\n “Chelsea E. Manning is a Washington D.C. based network security expert and former U.S. Army intelligence analyst. She speaks on the social, technological and economic ramifications of Artificial Intelligence through her op-ed columns for The Guardian and The New York Times. As a trans woman, she advocates for queer and transgender rights as @xychelsea on Twitter. Following her court martial conviction in 2013 for releasing confidential military and State Department documents, President Obama commuted her 35-year sentence, citing it as “disproportionate” to the penalties faced by other whistleblowers. She served seven years in prison.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"