[maui_hawaii]

prepare for a future when America will no longer be "the biggest dog on the street"

He said this because he is a suck up to the Euroweenies of the world.

He said this, really not reflecting reality, but because it is the en vouge thing to say and believe among the Euroweenies and communist Chinese.

America has to feel bad for being #1... at least according to these nut jobs.

[Coleus]

ping

[Uncle Bill]

Click Me

[exhaustedmomma]

Clinton called on an audience of students to prepare for a future when America will no longer be "the biggest dog on the street"
What a moron. It doesn't have anything to do with size, he of all people ought to KNOW that... what the USA has is moxie, ingenuity, and grit; inspite of the Clinton-types.

Clinton acknowledged that, "this is not the sexiest subject on the block." But he tried his best to add some flair with the analogy, "If none of us ever joined anything unless we got our way all the time, nobody would get married."
What the hell does that have to do with anything???? Why does this sleeze-ball have to boil everything down to sex?? VOMIT, SPIT, hiss. He makes me sick.
He will never be the ruler of the ONE WORLD kumbya-ers. He will be a patsy pal to the ONE WORLD ruler, and he will probably (I'd lay money on it) be UN "big dog" someday.

Post #73 is great!!!!!!!!!!

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Bill "One World Government/Bilderberger/UN/Rockefeller" Clinton ping...........

[lavaroise]

Clinton is of course still obsessed about who has the biggest instead of who is promoting the truth.

[weegee]

Bubba did his part to see that China could become the big dog on the block with missle technology.

[PistolPaknMama]

There are ways to improve our security without sacrificing civil liberties, Clinton stressed.

"We can't be so fixated on our desire to preserve the rights of ordinary Americans..."--[EX]President William Jefferson Clinton, USA TODAY 11 Mar 93

[XBob]

Yeah, many thanks BJ xlinton.

[bmwcyle]

Clinton thought that giving China military secrets would equalize world power. The Rosenbergs thought the same thing. They fried for their actions.

[dirtboy]

Former President Bill Clinton called on an audience of students to prepare for a future when America will no longer be "the biggest dog on the street" at the keynote address Tuesday of a New York University forum on globalization.

Yeah, and Slick spent eight years doing his level best to start us on that journey. Too bad for his vision of American decline that he has been so soundly repudiated.

[Eva]

Yes, and Clinton worked hard to insure that the US would not be the biggest dog on the street. This was a major part of the Clinton agenda, as described by Sidney Blumenthal. Clinton's world view centered around the "Third Way", which differed from Bush's (I) New World Order in that Clinton saw the world as a flat organizational chart, whereas the New World Order included a pyramidal organization with the US at the top, helping to lift the others as the need presented itself.

[nightdriver]

"Students had high marks for the former chief executive.

This is the part that saddens me. High susceptibility to B.S.

[Pagey]

But he tried his best to add some flair with the analogy, "If none of us ever joined anything unless we got our way all the time, nobody would get married."

This guy Represented the USA to the world for 8 years and speaks gobbledy-gook like this to Law Students? Will it ever end?

[desertcry]

Clinton: "America is no longer the Biggest Dog on the Street" Clinton conviently forgot to add: And I made sure that this will happen.

[Redleg Duke]

Notice how he talked about the death of 3100 people from 70 countries...not bothering to list the USA? This from the same rapist bastard who, while president, stated that "America's best years were behind her!"

[GOP_1900AD]

Picture the image of extreme projectile "extrusion" in Slick's general direction...

"BLLLORRRRRSSSCHHHH!....."

[Fitzcarraldo]

Former President Bill Clinton called on an audience of students to prepare for a future when America will no longer be "the biggest dog on the street" at the keynote address Tuesday of a New York University forum on globalization.

At Freerepublic, we've been warning about globalization, often to a chorus of derision and talk of "tin foil hats". Is there any doubt now that's where the Clintons and their ilk are leading us?