Bill Clinton: U.S. Should Be Weaker (SPEAKING AT THE YMCA IN NEW YORK CITY)

rushlimbaughSHOW ^ | March 14, 2003 | Rush Limbaugh

[knighthawk]

Clinton should move in with his buddies in North Korea.

[chiller]

Rush also said, as I recall, that to say such a thing, Clinton 'has to believe the US is bad for the world.'

Reprehensible when the captain is trying to sink the ship. Traitorous.

And, does 'pillow talk' come to mind. Hillary?

[Rockitz]

Thanks to you Bubba, we are weaker. Putz!

[EggsAckley]

[COBOL2Java]

Don't forget Rush's graphic:

[freekitty]

For goodness sakes, someone please take this idiot off the stage.

[Paul Atreides]

It all depends on what the meaning of the word "when" is. </sarcasm>

[Rome2000]

US won't stay on top, says Clinton
canberra au ^ | 2/23/02


Posted on 02/23/2002 4:29 PM EST by knak


Sydney

ACKNOWLEDGING the United States would not be the world's most powerful nation forever might lead to a better approach in its current international relations, former US president Bill Clinton said today.

Speaking at the 2002 World Congress on the Peaceful Reunification of China and World Peace in Sydney, Mr Clinton said this "brief moment in history" when the US had pre-eminent military, economic and political power, would not last.

"This is just a period, a few decades this will last, and I think that all of us who are Americans should think about this and ask ourselves how do we wish this moment to be judged 50 years from now," he said.

"And how would we like to be treated when we no longer have this pre-eminent position and we have to work in a cooperative fashion with others to a far greater extent than we have to do today.

"It seems to me if we would think about it like that it would be much more likely to lead all Americans, without regard of their party, to making the right decisions about how we should approach a lot of these problems that we face."

The former president said he did not want to be critical of the current US Administration.

"I feel that I should be careful in what I say [but] I believe that the [current US] President has been much more interested in international cooperation since September 11th, and I take that to be a very positive sign," Mr Clinton said.

He also said he hoped President George W. Bush's recent visit to Korea would have a positive outcome.

"I certainly have no illusions about the North Korean Government," he said.

". . . But the fact is they ended their nuclear program in 94, in 98 they ended testing of long-range missiles and in 2000 we had the elements of an agreement with them to end their entire missile program."

Mr Clinton's comments come after Mr Bush named North Korea as one country in its "axis of evil" along with Iraq and Iran last month.

Mr Bush visited South Korea for the first time last week. AAP

[SandRat]

Clinton should move in with his buddies in North Korea.

Move in, . . . can't we send him and his wife now? Maybe we can get Little Tommy to be the butler and Nasty Nancy to be the maid. Bill needs a change up in presidential aides.

[TLBSHOW]

"We need to be creating a world that we would like to live in when we're not the biggest power on the block."

He says this in every speech he gives, he said it in front of me a week before 911 at a speech in Geneva NY with Hillary. Yes I freeped him while there!

[joesnuffy]

Funny how they want to take the best of the best of govt. forms...where man has been the most free (the regular working guy) and restrain him in a "worker's paradise" stripped of all the freedom he has known in the USA

America gives freely of itself world wide...Clinton and Carter and all the other America haters of the left claim America is an Emperialist nation...yet where are our vassle states? where is our tribute?...

We have sent our Christian Missionaries world wide and our secular aid monetary and material...
and yet the left spits on the heart and soul of America...The founding fathers are an anathema to these people...they find three or four to quote ignoring the other 240+ founding fathers...
The heart & soul of America is not Hollywood or the media or the international community of "artists" and IT (the heart & soul) "Loathes" the Clintons and their 3rd way -4th Reich NWO Globalist agenda to weaken America to the point of irrelevance...

The Clinton's want to make everyone as morally low as they are...making them (Clintons) feel equal or superior (to what they believe are the "untermenchen") since they cant control their weaknessess, excesses and penchant for depravity

America the moral the decent needs to prevail..as a strong decent man is revered in a crime filled neighborhood...Clinton wants to bind the strong decent man so the world can spoil his house and turn his neighborhood into the filthy reflection of the Clintonista mind. The depraved find depravity........... "comforting"

[pgkdan]

This is no surprise. The foundation of the Clinton/Albright FDforeign Policy was that the world became more dangerous after the end of the Cold War because there was only 1 superpower left and doubly dangerous because that lone superpower was the US. It was doubly dangerous because the US from time to time elected right wingers to the White House (gasp!! horrors). The Clinton cabal actually preferred the Chicoms to the GOP. And that's the God's honest truth.

[GirlShortstop]

SPEAKING AT THE YMCA IN NEW YORK CITY

Great, now I'm gonna have that stupid song in my head all day long
It's fun to stay at the y·m·c·a      I hope I can control my arms!

[Just mythoughts]

There was a time in which I totally agree that I never ever wanted to hear BJClinton voice again, however, Clinton's words actually puts things into perspective.

He is co-leadership of the "VAST LEFT WING CONSPIRACY".

Allowing him and encouraging him to keep talking actually exposes what he and his wife set into motion during their reign.

"EQUALIZE ALL NATIONS" someone is filling the French confidence bucket to be the face of obstruction, and Clinton's own words seem to be number one filler.

We need to keep track who it is and where it is that BJClinton makes his anti-Bush/anti-American statements.

[laconic]

I pay no attention to the ravings of accused rapists.

[Pan_Yan]

Maybe this is stretching things a bit but ...

When you look at history every era of enlightenment and discovery was followed by an internal social and political decay. This allowed the onset of a "dark ages" of some form.

When the biggest kid on the block, whether it was Egypt, Athens, Rome, the Ming dynasty, etc got internally weak and collapsed it wasn't just that country that suffered, the whole known world of the time suffered.

I don't see how anyone who has ever cracked a history book can say that making the playing field level by weakening the strongest country can be anything but disasterous for all.

Maybe history isn't a required course for a Rhode Scholor (I know I spelled that wrong). Then again maybe his speeches, like his presidency, are specifically tailored to please the people he thinks will give him the fame he so deperately craves.

[Sam Cree]

"A growing cabal of Democrats actively seek to diminish U.S. standing, both economically and militarily."

When Clinton first took office, I had the strongest, sickening feeling that the guy was not a patriot.

However, as far as fitting in with the rest of the world in the future is concerned, I believe that the Clintons expect that to happen by the U.S. becoming more like the rest of the world. This, to them, means abandoning our traditions of individual freedoms and personal liberties in favor of the socialism that other countries suffer under.

However, our best chance of retaining our power and independence is to retain our soveriegnty and with it, our individual freedom. Then, our citizens will be able to think for themselves and follow their own dreams. Then, IMO, we will continue to be Reagan's "Shining City on the Hill," the beacon of freedom to which people the world over look for inspiration.

[wayoverontheright]

"We need to be creating a world that we would like to live in when we're not the biggest power on the block."

The left is opposed to American power for one reason and one reason alone: America is a successful CAPITALIST country, and any success or advance of capitalism is anthema to their mission.

The American Democratic Party has become, through leadership from the likes of Clinton, the most powerful anti-capitalist entity in the world.

[sheik yerbouty]

What else but lies comes belching out of Beelzebubba?