>> ^Kymbos:
Kissinger is looking like a shrivelled, dried up coconut. It was a term used by Paul Keating to describe John Howard, but I think it's apt here. Now, is there a rule that says I can't post a comment without upvoting? I don't feel strongly about the clip.


No.. you're allowed to do as you wish... and thanks for clearing up what you meant by it.

Kissinger is looking like a shrivelled, dried up coconut. It was a term used by Paul Keating to describe John Howard, but I think it's apt here. Now, is there a rule that says I can't post a comment without upvoting? I don't feel strongly about the clip.

>> ^qualm:
Kissinger clearly is diabolical. But I'm not impressed by the conspiricist's trumpet blasts about the 'new world order' and 'zog', or by conspiracism in general.


Yeah... clearly we're just making this all up. << Sarcasm

Kissinger clearly is diabolical. But I'm not impressed by the conspiricist's trumpet blasts about the 'new world order' and 'zog', or by conspiracism in general.

One of the main reasons the US did not want to sign for the International Court at the Hague was the real possibility that people like Kissinger would be retroactively put on trail for war crimes.

Check out the Trail of Henry Kissinger for more background: http://www.videosift.com/video/Trials-Of-Henry-Kissinger

>> ^Kymbos:
Hmm... the term 'dessicated coconut' comes to mind.


Could you elaborate on this one? Desiccated Coconut is sweetened dried coconut shreds and I'm not sure how this is relevant. Also rediculous comments without voting makes you a troll.

also see http://www.videosift.com/video/Henry-Kissinger-talks-about-The-New-World-Order
for the first time he stated (publicly) that America will be losing it's national soverignty without it's consent.

>> ^volumptuous:
I can hardly understand what he's saying.


LOL do you need a translator?

"I'm sorry Johnny. The correct answer we were looking for was Larry Eagleburger, Al Hague, Jim Baker, Henry Kissinger, and George Shultz. George Shultz. I'm sorry. But we have some lovely parting gifts for you. Bob, tell him what he's won."

"It's a Presidential Campaign home game, Senior edition!"

P.S. When in doubt, John, say "That one!"

>> ^quantumushroom:

Classic rewriting of history. No mention of the fact that the US did everything in it's power to win the war that was lost years ago. You know the endless bombing campaigns that wanted to simply bludegeon the populace into submission.

No mention of the fact that those bombings went into crossing borders into Cambodia and allowed the Khmer Rouge to come into power. Which is why Vietnam invaded.

No mention of the fact that Kissinger held back from bringing a peace to gain political power in his realpolitik doctrine.

No mention of the fact that General Westmoreland was allowed full control of the situation to 'win' Vietnam.

But that's okay, America had to be bomb Vietnam to free it.

For those not old enough to recognize the name:

Zbigniew Kazimierz Brzezinski (Polish: Zbigniew Kazimierz Brzeziński, pronounced [ˈzbigɲev bʐɛˈʑiɲski]) : (born March 28, 1928, Warsaw, Poland) is a Polish-American political scientist, geostrategist, and statesman who served as United States National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter from 1977 to 1981. Known for his hawkish foreign policy at a time when the Democratic Party was increasingly dovish, he is a foreign policy realist and considered by some to be the Democrats' response to Republican realist Henry Kissinger.[1]

via http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zbigniew_Brzezinski

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Obama was right, Kissinger did say President should have direct talks with Iran without pre-conditions: http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/09/kissinger-backs.html

35 Years After Original 9/11: New Transcripts of Kissinger's Role in Chilean Coup

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/peter-kornbluh/35-years-after-original-9_b_125447.html

- as if there was any doubt of our hand in this atrocity.

This would have a lot more meaning if Stein wasn't half crazy.

"She should have Henry Kissinger baby-sitting her."

Yes, how can she ever be a proper right-wing war criminal without Kissinger's tutelage?

The reason impeachment is not preused to me, is because it would open a can of worms from now all the way back to the Korean War.

Kissinger am talking about you.

Remember impeachment means that Americans would be able to actually make someone countable later on, politicians don't want that as a whole even if it means giving a pass to the Bush administration.

The Democrats are just not as vicious or centered ideologically like the Republicans are, who nearly impeached Clinton over getting his penis sucked off by a intern.

I blame Ford and his pardon to Nixon for setting up this trend.

The Bush Administration would like you to believe that talking to Iran, to Hamas, to Hezboallah or even to Al Qaeda is a form of weakness, a sign of defeat, that somehow by mere contact the effort is lost.

That is a fallacious lie. One keeps his friends close and his enemies closer. Enemy contact was maintain during the Cold War with Russia abating the Cuban Missile Crisis, during the Vietnam War with Kissinger trying to broker a peace deal with NVA and VC. Even now in Iraq the administration is talking to Sadr Army, The Bader Corps and the various Sheikh and tribals groups that form the fragile Awakening Council keeping peace in the Anbar province.

My belief is that the Bush Administration would like to keep it so because it makes escalation of hostilities so much easier. It's the stupidest fucking shit ever. Imagine if during the Cuban missile crisis, JFK just stopped talking to the Soviets. There would be no USSR, USA, Cuba or much of the world anymore.