"Clinton pledges new era, closer ties between US, India; Deal opens door to military sales, nuclear plants" by Mark Landler, New York Times | July 21, 2009
NEW DELHI - With both poetry and prose, the United States pledged yesterday to embark on a new era of deeper relations with India - a partnership of what Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton likes to call the world’s largest democracy and its oldest continuously functioning one.
This is sickening "journalism, "folks. Oh, right, a New York Times piece.
Same as the last one, right?
As Clinton conjured up a soaring vision of friendship between the two countries in a speech to a university audience here, the Obama administration signed off on a nuts-and-bolts technical agreement that will open the door to lucrative military sales by the United States to India. In addition, India said it had designated two sites where American companies would build nuclear power plants.
UN-FRIKKIN'-REAL!!
Here Iran SIGNS the NPT and IS NOT BUILDING a BOMB and they get no help, while THESE NON-SIGNING S***S get HELP?
Can you say STINK HYPOCRITE, readers?
“We will work not just to maintain our good relationship, but to broaden and deepen it,’’ Clinton said at a news conference with the Indian minister for external affairs, S.M. Krishna.
Earlier in the day, at the University of Delhi, she leaned heavily on her personal experiences of India to argue that the countries needed to draw more heavily on the vast web of personal connections between India and the United States, home to nearly 3 million Indian immigrants.
She is just PUSHING the DAMN AGENDA all over the place, huh?
Tell me, Hitlery, did you GO TO a CALL CENTER that STOLE American jobs?
The United States and India inaugurated a strategic dialogue, spanning issues from education to climate change, and drawing in participants from the business world and academia, as well as the government. “What I see today is thrilling to me,’’ Clinton said, “and what I hope is that the partnership that we are developing together will truly change the future for all of the children in both of our countries.’’
Somehow, I think WWIII and the globalist depopulation scheme will - fail or no.
Now, about that climate change tension.....
The United States generally reserves strategic dialogues for major countries like China, so this is a symbolic acknowledgment of India’s rising role in the world. Krishna said the dialogue would set a “new agenda for India 3.0’’ - an allusion to India’s high-tech prowess.
And the DIVIDING LINES for WWIII!
Behind the high-flown talk are some obvious economic considerations: The United States won India’s agreement to allow it to monitor the end use of military equipment and technology sold to India, to ensure it is not diverted to other uses or sold to other countries. The provision would pave the way for a proposed sale of 126 advanced fighter jets to India.
Yup, ALL ABOUT the WAR LOOT -- and not a climate-change fart to be found!
India also confirmed the two sites, in Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh states, for nuclear power plants to be supplied by American companies. The contracts, worth billions of dollars, are a key benefit of a civilian nuclear deal with India signed in the last days of the Bush administration.
And Obama just continues the policy!
The American companies, however, will not sign contracts until India agrees to shield them from liability above $450 million in the event of catastrophic nuclear accident. Indian officials told Clinton they would press for the protection in the next legislative session.
Yeah, they don't want another Bhopal!
And LOOK at the Indian government LINE UP with HER over THEIR OWN PEOPLE!!!
On this trip, the first by a top official of the Obama administration, Clinton’s itinerary spoke as vividly as her words to the changing nature of the relationship. She did not meet Krishna or Prime Minister Manmohan Singh until yesterday, three days after she arrived in Mumbai. Her schedule has been packed with meetings with Indian business tycoons, a film star, agricultural specialists, university students and rural women who work in cottage industries like textiles.
And the climate change fracas?
The message, she told a crowd of 700, was that “we need not only the professional diplomats who serve in our foreign services and represent our countries to one another. We need the citizen-diplomats.’’
Clinton deployed the full power of her celebrity - regaling the audience with stories about her unsuccessful run for the presidency, her husband, her relationship with President Obama, and even her appetite for Indian food.
You can extricate your mouth from her ass cheek anytime, dude.
“I eat way too much of the food at every chance I get,’’ she said. “I have to go on a diet when I get back home, back to carrots and celery.’’
Yes, I AGREE about YOUR FAT GLOBALIST ASS (while poor Indians are starving) -- and THANKS for the INSULT to the vegetarians, too!!!
A young female student asked Clinton to compare the status of women across countries, noting that India had its first female leader within three decades of its independence while - “if I may say so,’’ she said gingerly - the United States has not yet elected a woman president.
“You can say so to me,’’ Clinton replied in a sardonic tone that cracked up the crowd.How do you like that CLIMATE CHANGE CENSORSHIP, huh?
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You know, if it was just once.... first the NYT and now the WaPo?
"Clinton’s agenda makes women’s issues a priority; Will seek rights, target sex abuse" by Mary Beth Sheridan, Washington Post | August 14, 2009
ABUJA, Nigeria - She talked chickens with female farmers in Kenya. She listened to the excruciating stories of rape victims in war-torn eastern Congo. And in South Africa, US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton visited a housing project built by poor women, where she danced with a choir that was singing her name.
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Clinton’s seven-country trip to Africa, which ends today, has sent the clearest signal yet that she intends to make women’s rights one of her signature issues and a higher priority than ever before in American diplomacy. Clinton’s goals include pressing governments to crack down on sexual abuse and retooling US aid programs to put more emphasis on women.
Is she GOING TO CALL for a HALT to the BOMBING of MUSLIMS?
But her efforts go beyond the marble halls of government and show how she is redefining the role of secretary of state.
Here we go again.
Her trips are packed with town hall meetings, visits to microcredit projects and women’s dinners. Ever the politician, Clinton is using her star power to boost women at the grass-roots who could be her allies.
This kind of fawning crap makes me sick.
How can the reporter get that ass cheek so far in his mouth, huh?
“It’s just a constant effort to elevate people who, in their societies, may not even be known by their own leaders,’’ Clinton said in an interview. “My coming gives them a platform, which then gives us the chance to try and change the priorities of the governments.’’
How about platforming 9/11 truth for a change?
Clinton’s agenda faces numerous obstacles. The US aid system is an unwieldy jumble of programs, many of them outside the State Department. Authorities in socially conservative countries in the Middle East and elsewhere might take umbrage at her message. And improving the lot of women in such places as Congo is complicated by deeply rooted social problems....
Yeah, and the RUSH to EXTRACT RESOURCES doesn't help, either!
Did you SEE MY LINKS?
Clinton isn’t the first female secretary of state, but neither of her predecessors had her impact abroad as a sort of pop feminist icon. On almost every foreign trip, Clinton has met with women: South Korean students, Israeli entrepreneurs, Iraqi war widows, Chinese civic activists.
Of course, women are not as important in China.
I mean, she said that!
Also see: Clinton Steps in Shit
Clinton mentioned “women’’ or “woman’’ at least 450 times in public comments in her first five months, twice as much as her predecessor, Condoleezza Rice.
So she SAID the WORD MORE, big whoop! The saying is ACTION, not WORDS!
STOP DROPPING the BOMBS on MUSLIM HEADS!!!!
Clinton’s interest in global women’s issues is deeply personal.... In 1995, she addressed the UN women’s conference in Beijing, strongly denouncing abuses of women’s rights. Delegates leapt to their feet in wild applause. The speech was splashed on front pages worldwide.
Clinton began traveling the world, highlighting women’s issues. If she was regarded by some Americans as cold and self-righteous, she was greeted as a heroine overseas.
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Is this a "news" report or a public relations release from the State Department, and what's the difference?
