Hillary Clinton Attacks Bush,U.S. - Urges a "Globalized and Integrated World"

International News Analysis ^ | 06/17/03 | Toby Westerman

[bedolido]

U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton (D NY) has attacked U.S. President George W. Bush, and questioned U.S. intelligence effectiveness in an interview published in the online version of the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel.

Der Spiegel is Germany's leading newsmagazine, and is highly regarded throughout Europe. Clinton's remarks will gain a high degree of publicity across the European continent, attracting support within Europe's generally liberal political environment, where socialism enjoys wide acceptance.

While asserting her support for Bush in Afghanistan and Iraq, Sen. Clinton criticized present U.S. policy in Europe, and questioned the Bush administration's use of intelligence information.

Clinton stated that she was "not ready to answer 'yes'" to Der Spiegel's question whether misleading information was used to launch the war in Iraq.

"I know my husband received the same intelligence information [during his presidency as did Bush]." Clinton asserted that "the real question is have we obtained accurate information, or have the findings been altered for military or political purposes?"

Clinton also urged greater interdependence between Europe and the U.S., stating that America should seek "a secure and solid foundation" for relations with Europe, instead of "relying only upon our [U.S.] military strength."

Praising her husband's close relationship with European leaders during his period in office, Clinton declared that "for eight years we were on the right course to a globalized and integrated world - which is coming, one way or the other."

Clinton publicly revealed the foreign policy thrust of the Democratic Party in a remarkable moment of candor, a position Democratic leaders have not made clear to the public, but which is keenly understood and supported by Clinton.

Not only is a "globalized and integrated world" inevitable, it is a foreign policy priority of the Democratic Party.

According to Clinton, a single, unified world "is a perspective we Democrats have not successfully made clear."

In the Der Spiegel interview, Clinton asserted that her husband sought to pass "effective laws" and proposed "more money" to carry out the struggle against terror, but "the Republicans prevented" measures from becoming enacted.

Hillary Clinton, already considered an intriguing figure in Europe, will gain additional credibility as a stateswoman as a result of the Der Spiegel interview.

As Europeans become more familiar with Clinton and her views, their impact will be felt as they bring money and influence to her or a like politician's campaign.

The socialist European expectation will be that a Democratic victory will bring into power a U.S. government more to the liking of one-world European politicians.

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[N. Theknow]

An interview in Der Spiegel by Der Female Beagle. Isn't that special?

[camle]

if we fought the war with the previous administration's army, weren't we relying upon the previous administration's intelligence?

[Semper Paratus]

The coward won't debate in the US media has to go to a socialist venue to spew.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Can't decide if she is aiming for being the UN General, or putting on her campaign face, and will announce her bid for Presidency on her book tour when she hits Arkansas. God help us.

[Bill Davis FR]

HILLARY WANTS TO END THE US AS WE KNOW IT...

[Reeses]

As Europeans become more familiar with Clinton and her views, their impact will be felt as they bring money and influence to her or a like politician's campaign.

That is totally illegal! The Democrats can't accept contributions from non-US donors. We know they do get around this. We need to nail them to the wall every time.

[Laura Earl]

by Der Female Beagle

Don't insult beagles like that.

[buffyt]

New World Order
Hillary's Presidential Campaign Platform????

[buffyt]

She sure needs to get rid of the electoral college right away so she can more easily steal the 2008 pres. elections.....

[TomGuy]

This article was posted a couple of days ago. It is extremely important because, on careful reading, we see Hillary endorsing globalism:

Not only is a "globalized and integrated world" inevitable, it is a foreign policy priority of the Democratic Party.

According to Clinton, a single, unified world "is a perspective we Democrats have not successfully made clear."



Strikingly absent from Clinton's interview is any statement by her regarding US national sovereignty. Clearly, maintaining our national sovereignty is not high on Clinton's priority list.

[twigs]

Is there a reason why when I tried to link onto this article that I got www.paypal.com instead? Hill and Bill are quietly taking steps to put their own nefarious world plans into place. They are evil and dangerous; we must oppose them at every turn.

[buffyt]

Hillary attacks Bush? I thought she had attempted to rape some female....

[plain talk]

According to Clinton, a single, unified world "is a perspective we Democrats have not successfully made clear."

It's been clear to us FReepers for quite a while.

[bedolido]

She is sooooo naive... Extreme Islam will NEVER allow "interdepence" or any kind of integration with the infidel.

I agree, If president, we will lose America as we know it.

[RRWCC]

"...but "the Republicans prevented" measures... "

I think what she really meant was the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy.

Very telling article. I sure do miss our Constitutional Republic.

[FryingPan101]

Actually, I think we have a global world.

[bedolido]

Actually, I think we have a global world.

Brilliant!...lol

[Laura Earl]

Hillary attacks Bush? I thought she had attempted to rape some female....

She probably has.....

[Mo1]

Hillary Clinton, already considered an intriguing figure in Europe, will gain additional credibility as a stateswoman as a result of the Der Spiegel interview.

She might gain additional credibility with the socialist in Europe

But something tells me that this article will not go over to well at home