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| H.R. Clinton |
More expected of top U.S. college graduates handed top U.S. posts.
Editing, brief comment by
Carolyn Bennett
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| H.R. Clinton |
“Handed” must be a key contributor to bad performance: not having
to work for the prize makes you careless. Truths most Americans would
rather ignore, journalist Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey commits to print.
These are
some of his comments that I agree with and wish I could ignore.
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| H.R. Clinton |
She is “… as adept at attracting publicity to herself as she
is at actually doing anything tangible…”
She is “…loud-mouthed and inconvenient … as likely to appear
in a weird dress with a weirder hairstyle as she is to leave a legacy.”
Camouflaged (or not) corporate agent
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| H.R. Clinton |
Where she steps, even under fire in a war zone in Bosnia
(red carpet welcome with a band), the corporate greed, which dictates policy in
the United States of America, follows.
It stabbed Africa in the back (any African doing business
with AFRICOM will gain negative political points with the rising group of young
African patriots coming up through the ranks). After Africa came Gaza.
Bumbling at her zenith, the First Lady then rises to her
Peter Principle “as an ill-prepared, disappointing and sloppy Secretary of
State. Rather than forging a new path for the United States of America, she …
spends four years acting as a façade for lobbies.”
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| H.R. Clinton |
Dangerous
The legacy of Hillary Rodham Clinton as Secretary of State aka
the United States of America’s head diplomat “is, in a word, disappointing,” Hinchey
writes.
In terms of work done,
the legacy she leaves is
Libya,
an illegal attack against a sovereign nation in which NATO took sides in an
internal conflict against international law, performed a spectacular mission
creep against the terms of the UNSC (United Nations Security Council) Resolutions
covering the conflict and used military equipment against civilian structures,
against the Geneva Conventions.
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| Condoleezza Rice |
In practical terms,
she leaves the U.S. State Department after four years ─
with the same record as Condoleezza
Rice,
with the same foul-mouthed, insolent
references to Russia, poking their noses into the internal affairs of other countries,
making references to freedom and democracy
as the lobbies represented close ranks and gain footholds [Hillary Clinton in
Haiti (after the earthquake)], the arms lobby in Asia, and fundamentally, as
AFRICOM supplants the African Union and destroys [murdered Libyan leader (Col.)
Muammar al-] Qaddafi’s Africa project (for the time being anyway).
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| H.R. Clinton Right |
Because of this performance, “the USA will again fail to
achieve anything in the Middle East and will continue to fail ─ until it
engages all sides, which means employing a multi-lateral approach using the
Quartet and not undermining it; which means using the same set of weights
and measures when approaching Israelis and Palestinians; engaging with all
sides, not a chosen few.”
Disgraceful
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| H.R. Clinton |
“…Sometimes it is better to do nothing at all than to try to
do what you are not prepared for and leave a legacy like this: disappointing,
rude, arrogant, inconvenient …” and belonging to the United States’ “political
past.”
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s performance, her legacy, her “last
stand” representing this great nation, Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey concludes, has
been “lightweight, ill-prepared, lazy, unfit for the job, and extremely
disappointing.”
I wish I did not agree.
Sources and notes
“Clinton’s last stand,” (by Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey at Pravda.Ru),
November 21, 2012, http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/21-11-2012/122871-clinton_last_stand-0/
Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey
Journalist Timothy Bancroft-Hinchey is director of PRAVDA.Ru
Portuguese version and MoscowTopNews.com; editor of the English version of the
Russian online journal Pravda.Ru and director and chief editor of the
Portuguese version which serves simultaneously as an online news resource
linking Russia with the eight Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP)
and a source of news among the CPLP member states. http://www.xing.com/net/moscow/please-introduce-yourself-stellen-sie-sich-bitte-vor-3976/hi-i-am-timothy-bancroft-hinchey-director-of-pravda-ru-portuguese-version-and-moscowtopnews-com-23645307/23645307/#23645307
Community of Portuguese Language Countries or Community of
Portuguese Speaking Countries, abbreviated CPLP, is the intergovernmental
organization for friendship among Portuguese-speaking (lusophone) nations where
Portuguese is an official language. The CPLP was formed in 1996 with seven
countries: Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, and
São Tomé and Príncipe. East Timor joined the community in 2002 after gaining
independence. Wikipedia note
Young Republican Hillary
Rodham Clinton
Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton (b. October 26, 1947, in Illinois)
is the 67th United States Secretary of State, serving in the administration of U.S.
President Barack Obama.
Clinton graduated from Wellesley College (Bachelor of Arts,
1969) and Yale Law School (Juris Doctor degree, JD, 1973). During her college
years, she was president of the Wellesley Young Republicans, interned at the
House Republican Conference, and attended the “Wellesley in Washington” summer
program and the 1968 Republican National Convention in Miami. Wikipedia note
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