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Old 04-20-2003, 07:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Clinton blasts US approach to international affairs

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This is amazing to me. Let's see, this asshole's international affairs probably only included getting his dick sucked by a chic that wasn't American. He's a fucking joke, and I can't belive that people even listen to him or his obviously retarded wife. How can anyone respect a woman who married a man that cheated on her, lied to her, and everyone in the country that he was the president of. Then the best part. She didn't divorce him. Proving that she is a complete moron. Just shows how fucking stupid people are.

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Clinton blasts US approach to international affairs

NEW YORK (AFP) - Former US President Bill Clinton blasted US foreign policy adopted in the wake of the September 11 attacks, arguing the United States cannot kill, jail or occupy all of its adversaries.

"Our paradigm now seems to be: something terrible happened to us on September 11, and that gives us the right to interpret all future events in a way that everyone else in the world must agree with us," said Clinton, who spoke at a seminar of governance organized by Conference Board.

"And if they don't, they can go straight to hell."

The Democratic former president, who preceded George W. Bush at the White House, said that sooner or later the United States had to find a way to cooperate with the world at large.

"We can't run," Clinton pointed out. "If you got an interdependent world, and you cannot kill, jail or occupy all your adversaries, sooner or later you have to make a deal."

He said he believed Washington overreacted to German and French opposition to US plans for military action against Iraq (news - web sites) and suggested that the current administration had trouble juggling foreign and domestic issues.

"Since September 11, it looks like we can't hold two guns at the same time," Clinton said. "If you fight terrorism, you can't make America a better place to be."

Clinton said that if he were at the White House right now he would scrap a 726-billion dollar tax cut proposal made by the president in January to stimulate the flagging economy.

Congress has since cut the proposal to 550 billion dollars in the case of the House of Representatives and 350 billion under a Senate version of the plan.
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