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Politics : Inhalin' with Palin !!

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To: longnshort who wrote (171)9/28/2008 2:10:33 PM
From: Arthur Radley2 Recommendations  Read Replies (3) of 358
 
Long,
What part of the English language gives you problems....all of it I assume!

Long, just because you think the earth is flat, it doesn't change the facts of Kissinger's own word on September 20, 2008...hell,man! The audio tapes of Kissenger are readily available...........but here is the transcript of his words.

"WELL, I AM IN FAVOR OF NEGOTIATING WITH IRAN.."

Come on Short....take it slow...sound out each syllable and I bet you can eventually decode what Kissinger said......try man! Don't give up...you can do it!

KISSINGER: Well, I am in favor of negotiating with Iran. And one utility of negotiation is to put before Iran our vision of a Middle East, of a stable Middle East, and our notion on nuclear proliferation at a high enough level so that they have to study it. And, therefore, I actually have preferred doing it at the secretary of state level so that we -- we know we're dealing with authentic...

(CROSSTALK)

SESNO: Put at a very high level right out of the box?

KISSINGER: Initially, yes. And I always believed that the best way to begin a negotiation is to tell the other side exactly what you have in mind and what you are -- what the outcome is that you're trying to achieve so that they have something that they can react to.

Now, the permanent members of the Security Council, plus Japan and Germany, have all said nuclear weapons in Iran are unacceptable. They've never explained what they mean by this. So if we go into a negotiation, we ought to have a clear understanding of what is it we're trying to prevent. What is it going to do if we can't achieve what we're talking about?

But I do not believe that we can make conditions for the opening of negotiations. We ought, however, to be very clear about the content of negotiations and work it out with other countries and with our own government.
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