Hillary - Human rights can't interfere with crises

ANC · #1 02-21-2009, 02:13 PM

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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has broached the issue of human rights with Chinese leaders, but said that the world economic and other crises are more pressing. "Human rights cannot interfere with the global economic crisis, the global climate change crisis and the security crises," Clinton said in talks with China's foreign minister. full story

There you have it folks official policy that corporate rights exceed your own...

ViRedd · #2 02-21-2009, 03:06 PM

Yes ... and is there any doubt in anyone's mind that Hillary Clinton is a totalitarian? She represents a political party that makes a great hulla-ballou out of the word "greed." Remember that the next time you hear a "compassionate" politician talk about the need to "equalize the outcome," "do it for the children," or in "the name of fairness."

Vi

Microdizzey · #3 02-21-2009, 06:18 PM

So much global talk from these politicians. I still stand by the New World Order theory.

Man... Hilary is evil. Not only does she look psychopathic, she speaks wicked things. Human rights can't interfere with crisis? Is she insane?

So basically she's saying the government should be able to do whatever they want with us when crisis strikes. That's disturbing people. This should be sending signals and warning signs to everybody.

ViRedd · #4 02-21-2009, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Microdizzey

So much global talk from these politicians. I still stand by the New World Order theory.

Man... Hilary is evil. Not only does she look psychopathic, she speaks wicked things. Human rights can't interfere with crisis? Is she insane?

So basically she's saying the government should be able to do whatever they want with us when crisis strikes. That's disturbing people. This should be sending signals and warning signs to everybody.

Yes, especially disturbing when one considers that the current economic "crisis" was caused by the misdirected monetary and political policies of government in general.

And ... Hillary is not insane. She, not unlike other totalitarians that have preceded her, know EXACTLY what they are doing.

Vi

ResistanceIsFertile · #5 02-21-2009, 06:45 PM

Didn't her old man justify his imperial adventurism as "humanitarian intervention"?
Disaster and crisis is where the money is these days. Protections are suspended, legislation gets rushed through, private contracts get awarded, all in the speed of the 24 hour news cycle.

Microdizzey · #6 02-21-2009, 09:13 PM

She disgusts me! Here's a CNN report, for credibility. Before any ignorant retards come and attempt to argue.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02/...sia/index.html

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BEIJING, China (CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton broached the issue of human rights with Chinese leaders Saturday, but emphasized that the world economic and other crises are more pressing and immediate priorities.

U.S. Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton meets Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao in Beijing Saturday.

"Human rights cannot interfere with the global economic crisis, the global climate change crisis and the security crises," Clinton said in talks with China's foreign minister.

Clinton made China the last and most crucial stopover in her Asia trip, signaling the new administration's first attempts to lay a foundation toward a China policy. It is Clinton's first trip to China as secretary of state.

She met with Chinese President Hu Jintao on Saturday and discussed the framework for further high-level and mid-level discussions.

"It is essential that the United States and China have a positive, cooperative relationship," Clinton told a group of reporters.

Earlier Saturday, Clinton met with Chinese Premier Wen Jibao in Beijing, where they discussed what they regard as the new defining Sino-U.S. strategic goals: the world economic crisis, regional security and the environment.

The United States and China are the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases.

Human rights, a traditional topic in discussions between the two countries, was broached during Saturday's meeting between Clinton and Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi, who agreed to engage on a continuous discussion on the issue.

Clinton said both nations will continue to hold frank discussions on crucial human rights issues, such as Tibet and freedom of expression in China. In the past, Clinton has been an outspoken, staunch critic of China's human rights stance.
In a welcoming response, Yang said China was willing to discuss the often-contentious subject of human rights.

"Although differences exist, China is willing to conduct the dialogues with the U.S. to push forward the human rights situation on the premise of mutual respect and noninterference in each other's internal affairs," Yang was quoted in the Chinese Xinhua news agency.
On the economic front, both leaders emphasized the importance of working in cooperation as their economies are intertwined.

China, the world's top holder of U.S. debt, wants to ensure liquidity and security in its dealings with the U.S. treasury bonds.
"We did use foreign exchange reserves to buy U.S. treasury bonds. Our principle of using reserves is to ensure security and liquidity," Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi told reporters.

China-U.S. trade volume rose by 10.5 percent in 2008 to $333.7 billion, Xinhua reported.

According to the Council on Foreign Relations, China is North Korea's largest trade partner. It has taken a leadership position in the six-party talks, a multinational diplomatic effort to denuclearize North Korea.
In Seoul, Clinton did not refrain form harsh words, restating the U.S. position toward North Korea.

"North Korea is not going to get a different relationship with the U.S. while insulting and refusing dialogue with the Republic of Korea," she said.
Mid-level military discussions will resume this month, Clinton announced Saturday. Last October, the Bush administration notified Congress of its plan to sell $6.5 billion in arms to Taiwan which caused China to suspend military talks with the US.

Clinton told CNN's Senior Correspondent Jill Dougherty that U.S. policy toward Taiwan will not change.
Chinese President Hu Jintao and U.S. President Barack Obama are scheduled to meet at the G20 meeting in London in April.

Funny how this article praises Hilary for "being an outspoken, staunch critic of China's human rights stance."
But then she says dealing with crisis is more important than human rights. FLIPFLOP MUCH?

ResistanceIsFertile · #7 02-22-2009, 07:36 AM

People actually bother to attempt to defend Hillary Clinton?

She's just jealous that she can't be as brutal as the Chicoms...yet.

misshestermoffitt · #8 02-22-2009, 08:04 AM

What a sad world we live in. Corporate interests are ahead of human rights. I'm ashamed for her.

You know, the Clintons paid 5 million in taxes last year, how much money do you have to be bringing in to owe 5 million in taxes? I wonder who is funding her lifestyle?

medicineman · #9 02-22-2009, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by ANC

There you have it folks official policy that corporate rights exceed your own...

Please tell me what is new about this.
And what is so horrible with this statement.
The United States will continue to press China on issues such as Tibet, Taiwan and human rights, she told reporters accompanying her.
"But our pressing on those issues can't interfere with the global economic crisis, the global climate change crisis and the security crises," she said.

GrowRebel · #10 02-22-2009, 12:29 PM

I'm not happy at all with the Obama administration and the human rights issue ... seems they plan to carry on where the bush regime left off ... do we have to charge him with war crimes as well? This is why the dims were going along when they made illegal things supposedly legal ... but not under international law. They can't get around that. This is why it is so important to prosecute war criminals ... if we don't the shit will keep happening and will get worst.

Check it out ... I'm not the only one upset ...

Obama's Refusal To Reverse Bush Policy In Afghanistan Angers Human Rights Groups
Less than a month after signing an executive order to close the Guantanamo Bay prison camp, President Barack Obama has quietly agreed to keep denying the right to trial to hundreds more terror suspects held at a makeshift camp in Afghanistan that human rights lawyers have dubbed "Obama's Guantanamo".
Sadly, Obama's claims for "change" were nothing more than smoke and mirrors, the misdirection of a magnificently articulate salesman.MR WRH

Cut the bullshit Vi ... don't make it sound like the dims are the only evil ones ... the repukes are neck and neck or ahead of the dims in that regard. Both corporate parties are bend on destroying america

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