In this feature, I'll share a weekly guest with you all, and you tell me in only three words what come to mind.
In Three Words...
Henry Kissinger
LIVE! LIVE! Life is a banquet, and some sorry sons of bitches are starving!
LIVE! LIVE! Life is a banquet, and some sorry sons of bitches are starving!
Shawshank Redemption warden :)
ReplyDeleteDeedles,...I was just thinking about you yesterday and how I missed you. I hope you are well. Smooches. jimmy
DeleteAww, thanks Jimmy. I'm fine, just dealin'. I'm trying to slip into decrepitude with grace and dignity.
DeleteAmerican war crimes
ReplyDeleteSo many dead
ReplyDeleteNasty old man
ReplyDeleteFuck that guy!
ReplyDeleteLove, Hate, Genius.
ReplyDeleteForeign dictatorship apologist
ReplyDeleteVile Human Being
ReplyDeleteSatan's Little Brother
ReplyDeleteBoringly endless enigma
ReplyDeleteBombing. Realpolitik. AI.
ReplyDeleteDiplomat, political scientist.
ReplyDeleteNobel Peace Prize.
ReplyDeleteAccent...sharp wit.
ReplyDeleteThree words are not enough to describe this pile of shit.
ReplyDeleteChortling with and embracing the likes of Suharto, Castelbranco, Duarte, Pinochet, Somoza, Duvalier, Marcos, Ceausescu and the Shah of Iran.
Apologist for Rhodesia and apartheid South Africa and their white nationalist hacks or being wined and dined by exiled Mobuto of Zaire in Switzerland after he absconded 1 billion dollars from his nation's treasury or Bokassa of Central African Republic a known cannibal and murderer of children.
In later years a PR man for Saudi Arabia, KissingFool was the one getting them off the hook for 9/11 ! And in his final years concerned about the decline of America's middle-class that he help decimate,
free trade with China anyone ?!
Yes, there is a special place in hell for him. -Rj
Love or hate him, no doubt he had...
ReplyDeleteSubstantial impact internationally.
Omnivorous, intellectually formidable.
ReplyDeleteAdored feminine pulchritude.
ReplyDeleteI read in a piece about Henry Kissinger once written by columnist Neil Fergerson, that his very first meeting with Kissinger was at a cocktail party in London, They begin discussing a book the author had written when in mid-sentence Kissinger suddenly disappeared into thin air — only to reappear seconds later standing next to the model Elle Macpherson, who had entered the party. He said he never saw anyone cross a room faster.
Gregarious, fiery, temper.
ReplyDeleteHe's dead. Good.
ReplyDeleteOk Bette!
DeleteFrom my childhood
ReplyDeleteVoice of Satan
ReplyDeleteShaped cold war.
ReplyDeleteMean vile human.
ReplyDeleteHenry Kissinger is one of the worst people to ever be a force for good. He manipulated colleagues and nations. He faked the beginning of a nuclear war in order to advance some perverse personal game theory. He callously perpetrated international crimes. But he was a man of ideas at the center of an American strategy that ultimately benefited the world in some grand sense. His China policy was one of America’s great Cold War achievements. He deserves to be honored and to be given a medal—but one with the image of a man who is scowling and holding a knife.
wicked
ReplyDeletehazardous
baneful
not a fan.
ReplyDeleteI don't think he had to many Dora.
DeleteA Mixed Legacy
ReplyDeleteKiss of death
ReplyDeleteA very interesting interview here of Kissinger by Oriana Fallaci.
ReplyDeleteOriana Fallaci transcribed what he had told her, and he defined the interview (recorded on the tapes, therefore undeniable) “the single most disastrous conversation I have ever had with any member of the press".