[SeekAndFind]

The author thinks that Kissinger's greatest moment as a diplomat was as 20-year-old PFC Kissinger in 1945. La Wik:

During the American advance into Germany, Kissinger, though only a private (the lowest military rank), was put in charge of the administration of the city of Krefeld because of a lack of German speakers on the division's intelligence staff. Within eight days he had established a civilian administration.

[wildcard_redneck]

I call total horse crap on this article. Kissinger was behind the rise of China and he mentored Klaus Schwab of the WEF. A more odious example of scum and villainy than Kissinger cannot be found.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Kissinger: architect of population control…

1. NSM 200
2. Useless Eaters
3. Event 201

[AnotherUnixGeek]

All things considered, we were lucky to have Henry Kissinger

Depends - if "we" refers to Mao, Chou En-Lai, and Pakistani dictators, then yup. For Americans, not so much.

[ifinnegan]

No.

Corrupt through and through.

Traitor changed allegiance to communist China was paid huge amounts of money.

[silent_jonny]

And I bought my fourth Kissinger book, Diplomacy, at Half Price Books just the day before.

At Doorstops R' Us?

[T.B. Yoits]

Kissinger was determined to blur the lines between the United States and a failed Europe.

[Stepan12]

He was a bum. A loathsome self hater. All these countries fell to Communism under his brilliant diplomacty. Islamic terrorism hd its golden age and terrorism exploded across Europe from La brigade Rosse to the Bader/Meinhoff spoiled brats.

He wanted his fellow Jews in Israel bloodied up or defeated until Nixon over ruled him

Look what Kissinger's opeing to China brought us. How is the Chinese flu working for ya these days?

[anthropocene_x]

Kissinger can kiss Satan's arse in Hell.
One of the most bloodthirsty corrupt warmongers in human history.
Did not care for deaths of millions, in SE Asia, Bangladesh, Argentina, etc etc.
Should have been hung for war crimes a long time ago rather than feted by everyone and earning millions in "consultancy".