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No, not Hillary ("We came, we saw, he died" *giggle*) but a close second

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Originally posted by second:
And don't forget, Signym, Madeleine Albright championed the expansion of NATO.

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No, not Hillary ("We came, we saw, he died" *giggle*) but a close second

Madeleine Albright, First Female Secretary Of State Under Clinton, Has Died
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Originally posted by captaincrunch:

Huh, wonder why Siggy hates Albright so much?
Could it be she said something negative about Putin?

https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/23/politics/albright-putin-russia-ukraine-
analysis/index.html

Until the end of her life, Albright was sounding the alarm about Putin’s intentions and character and she predicted the strategic disaster and bloody resistance he would face if he invaded Ukraine.

“Instead of paving Russia’s path to greatness, invading Ukraine would ensure Mr. Putin’s infamy by leaving his country diplomatically isolated, economically crippled and strategically vulnerable in the face of a stronger, more united Western alliance,” Albright wrote in an essay in The New York Times on the eve of the war last month. “Ukraine is entitled to its sovereignty, no matter who its neighbors happen to be. In the modern era, great countries accept that, and so must Mr. Putin,” Albright wrote. “That is the message undergirding recent Western diplomacy. It defines the difference between a world governed by the rule of law and one answerable to no rules at all.”

‘Smart, but a very bad person’
Albright had an early chance to examine Putin’s character, and she was the first senior US official to meet the new Russian President, early in 2000, soon after he took over from Boris Yeltsin.

She emerged from their first three-hour encounter in the Kremlin praising the Russian leader’s “can-do approach” as she sought ways to engage Moscow in order to avoid a return to the Cold War chill. But as she revealed in The New York Times last month, her private opinion, recorded as she flew home, was more scathing and ominous and has been borne out by subsequent events.

” ‘Putin is small and pale,’ Albright wrote, ‘so cold as to be almost reptilian,’ ” Albright recalled in the Times essay. She also quoted another of her impressions at the time that predicted more than 20 years of growing hostility to the West, which culminated in the invasion.

” ‘Putin is embarrassed by what happened to his country and determined to restore its greatness,’ ” Albright wrote, quoting her impressions at the time.

Ironically, Albright used that meeting to try to convince Putin to show mercy in a war against separatists in the Russian republic of Chechnya, which involved a relentless bombardment that killed thousands of civilians. “Neither of us minced words on Chechnya,” she told reporters after failing to ease an offensive by Moscow that is now seen as a blueprint for the relentless bombing of civilians in Ukraine in a bid to break their will and resistance.

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She fought hard on Ukraine's behalf

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Originally posted by THG:She fought hard on Ukraine's behalf

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Originally posted by THG:She fought hard on Ukraine's behalf

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Plus, let's not forget, she killed a half-million children, making her a bigger war criminal than Putin ever will be!
What's not to like about that, eh THUGR?

(Jeezus. You're stupid. You celebrate war criminals.)

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