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Former secretary of state Albright says Bush foreign policy team has 'untreated bipolar disorder'
AP via Yahoo! ^ | Sun May 19, 4:45 PM ET | JENNIFER PETER

Posted on 05/19/2002 6:53:34 PM PDT by Spar

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To: eggman
She should stick talking about what she knows which wouldn't leave her with much to say.

Good point.....!

41 posted on 05/19/2002 8:35:00 PM PDT by WhyisaTexasgirlinPA
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To: Spar
Albright paused as she twisted and squeezed the dirty gray mop with her bare hands."They talk about the importance of the rule of law, but seem allergic to treaties designed to strengthen the rule of law in areas such as money-laundering, biological weapons, crimes against humanity, and the environment." She then poured the sud-filled water directly onto the La Quinta lawn.

Waddling on the external walkway, she entered the next room where the powerful stink of stale beer and vomit greeted her entry, and continued: "This split personality is also evident in Afghanistan, where one day they are ridiculing nation-building and the next proposing a new Marshall Plan." (The interview was abruptly canceled when the night manager told Ms. Albright to "shut the hell up, and get back to work.")

42 posted on 05/19/2002 8:44:05 PM PDT by guitfiddlist
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To: eggman
Oh, I know about Korbel and Rice.

Maddie made the assumption that because Rice was black, she was a Democrat.

Silly old fool.

Be Seeing You,

Chris

43 posted on 05/19/2002 9:01:23 PM PDT by section9
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To: Spar
"They talk about the importance of the rule of law, but seem allergic to treaties designed to strengthen the rule of law ...

Hmmmm! Perhaps Albright could have brought up the rule of law thing when Clinton was impeached to maintain some iota of credibility

44 posted on 05/19/2002 9:12:19 PM PDT by Smedley
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To: Smedley
The rule of law?????

This woman violated every rule of law including breaking the same laws that got Germans and Japanese hanged after WW2 (including using the threat of war in ultimatums against Yugoslavia):

House of Commons Foreign Affairs - Fourth Report [UK Admits NATO's Kosovo Violated Laws]

I do not joke when I say Albright is complicit in acts of treason and the violations of the Geneva and Nuremberg conventions.

45 posted on 05/19/2002 10:27:42 PM PDT by Spar
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To: Spar
....and Maddie suffers from a massive recto-cranial insertion.
46 posted on 05/20/2002 3:39:18 PM PDT by paddles
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To: Spar
Isn't she the loser who was thought to be a cleaning lady by someone's staff? Somebody fill me in....
47 posted on 05/20/2002 3:47:14 PM PDT by BullDog108
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To: Diogenesis
Im healed!
48 posted on 05/20/2002 3:53:21 PM PDT by gunnedah
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To: Spar
Maddie just doesn't get it, but neither do many others on the right.

Bush is walking a tightrope between our true desire to support Israel and our need to appear objective to the Arab nations and Muslims in general. Contrary to statements, Bush does not believe Islam is a religion of peace. While the spread of Islam is certainly a great concern, the "us versus them" tact will probably only exacerbate the problem. Islam is indefensible as a faith and gradual education of the Muslim masses will turn the tide. Bush is playing this strategically correct applying the principles of Dale Carnegie as written in How to Win Friends and Influence People. He has 1) made Arabs/Muslims feel important and has done so in a sincere manner, 2) shown respect for their opinions, 3) tried honestly to see things from their point of view, 4) been sympathetic with their ideas and desires, 5) appealed to their nobler motives, 6) thrown down a challenge, 7) given praise and honest appreciation to those he down deep has no respect for, 8) called attention to their mistakes indirectly, 9) let them save face, 10) praised their slightest improvement, 11) give them a fine reputation to live up to, 12) made them believe that any deficiencies in their behavior are easy to correct, and 13) avoided direct conflict as well as humanly possible. We cannot win an "us versus them" conflict without killing hundreds of millions of innocents.

Bush is a saint with the wisdom of Solomon. Support him with your words and prayers!

49 posted on 05/20/2002 6:01:09 PM PDT by Rockitz
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To: WhyisaTexasgirlinPA
I have Bipolar disorder. Believe me it is a devastating condition that you would not wish to the good Lord that anyone in your family would suffer from. Many times it is just diagnosed as depression.You go throught the manic then the depression stage a multitude of times to be diagnosed with this condition. You have to go through multiple prescriptions and dosages of the medications to find out what works for you. Tests every couple of months for liver function. A high percentage of people who suffer from bipolar disorder commit suicide. We often times self medicate which means that we use alchohol and drugs to try to make us feel normal. We are just like an earthquake. When we go off it is just like the circles that go out after a quake. It is the people who are closest to the epicenter that are effected the worst. So for us that means our family members are affected the worst by this mental health issue.
50 posted on 01/29/2003 10:19:33 PM PST by sharkdiver
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