随便说两句基辛格访华
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鸡心哥的手怎么和女王一样？太恶心了。百岁老人不少，这种手没见过几个。命不久矣wushangzong 写了： 2023年 7月 20日 23:47 知道你英文不好，我还是不厚道地给出链接。
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2023/06 ... party.html
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liability的话，布林肯和William Burns赶去参加生日宴会干嘛？
liability岂不是要躲得远远的？
上东区私校家长对基辛格都鸟都不鸟，你都做过问卷调查了？这几个对基老嗤之以鼻的家长官场有做到副国务卿级别的吗？有副部长级别的吗？财界有挣到Henry Kravis这个级别的吗？
liability岂不是要躲得远远的？
上东区私校家长对基辛格都鸟都不鸟，你都做过问卷调查了？这几个对基老嗤之以鼻的家长官场有做到副国务卿级别的吗？有副部长级别的吗？财界有挣到Henry Kravis这个级别的吗？
quovadis 写了： 2023年 7月 20日 23:52 尼克松和鸡心哥是美国政坛上最臭名昭著的，尼水门下台，鸡wishy washy,两票房毒药，政治laibility,连巨巨名声都比这两好。
p.s, 上东区顶级私校，家长干啥的猜猜都知道，无非金法医
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基辛格在美国影响力为零，这是你判决的？
他是共和党智囊，但是他的生日宴会，民主党大佬照样参加，还是现任那种，90岁生日宴会希拉里还参加的。他是超越党派的那种大佬。
他是共和党智囊，但是他的生日宴会，民主党大佬照样参加，还是现任那种，90岁生日宴会希拉里还参加的。他是超越党派的那种大佬。
Fakestory 写了： 2023年 7月 20日 23:51 第一基辛格在美国影响力几乎等于零。
第二基辛格曾经是gop的智囊，但是gop的传统势力已经随着小布什消散了。
第三拜登是民主党的，他手下有一个共和党人吗？
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因为基辛格跟中国的那点关系，所以拜登政府把他请出来到中国去打通路子。
司马脱 写了： 2023年 7月 21日 02:11 这是夸大其词的，Kissinger属于美中关系的东亚开创角色。美国对中国警觉，其可见未来其国际政治优先美中角逐需要，
在这个背景下，老犹太的开创角色，被重新放在桌面上讨论，对照，，旧话重提老人炒热不是很正常的吗？就像蓬佩奥2020年7月23日，在尼克松图书馆发表新冷战宣言。为什么去尼克松那不去JFK那？？废话，因为直到2020年现存的美中政经关系，由尼克松和老犹太开始。由此开始，由此结束。
老犹太基辛格，是个信使，是个路标。你搞搞清楚，不是先有路标后才有路，是先有路，而后有路标。他的影响力由此定义。
基辛格始，基辛格终。
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布林肯和CIA局长William Burns。看不起后面这位咋的？
garnetcrow 写了： 2023年 7月 21日 06:43 lol，粉蛆需要证明两点
1:基辛格对美国外交政策有实质影响力
2:基辛格是美国政府派的
粉蛆目前为止证明第一点的手段是布林肯参加人家百岁生日party，证明第二点的手段是高呼“明眼人都看的出来”，lol，要点脸好吗？
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猜猜这是哪位总统？
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Henry Kissinger has been a friend of mine. I’ve liked him, I’ve respected him. But we’ve been friends for a long time, long before my emergence in the world of politics, which has not been too long.
But we have been really in, I guess you’d say, the New York scene a little bit — but we got to know each other very well. He’s a man I have great, great respect for. He’s also somebody — usually I say, “Have you ever been in the Oval Office?” And with Henry Kissinger, I didn’t bother asking that question because he has been in this office many, many times.
But it’s an honor to have Dr. Kissinger with us, a man of immense talent, and experience, and knowledge. And I’m going to talk to him for a while, and we’re going to learn a lot. But I can say from a world standpoint and with many of the countries that Henry and I would talk about before the election — because I would talk with Henry before the election — we’ve made a lot of progress with many of them. We have some outstanding, and we’ll handle that as we have to handle it.
But we’ve made a lot of progress in the Middle East with ISIS and so many other things. It’s a much calmer place. But, Henry, I say often, I inherited a mess, but we’re fixing it.
So you may want to say something. And thank you for being here, Henry. Thank you very much.
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Henry Kissinger has been a friend of mine. I’ve liked him, I’ve respected him. But we’ve been friends for a long time, long before my emergence in the world of politics, which has not been too long.
But we have been really in, I guess you’d say, the New York scene a little bit — but we got to know each other very well. He’s a man I have great, great respect for. He’s also somebody — usually I say, “Have you ever been in the Oval Office?” And with Henry Kissinger, I didn’t bother asking that question because he has been in this office many, many times.
But it’s an honor to have Dr. Kissinger with us, a man of immense talent, and experience, and knowledge. And I’m going to talk to him for a while, and we’re going to learn a lot. But I can say from a world standpoint and with many of the countries that Henry and I would talk about before the election — because I would talk with Henry before the election — we’ve made a lot of progress with many of them. We have some outstanding, and we’ll handle that as we have to handle it.
But we’ve made a lot of progress in the Middle East with ISIS and so many other things. It’s a much calmer place. But, Henry, I say often, I inherited a mess, but we’re fixing it.
So you may want to say something. And thank you for being here, Henry. Thank you very much.
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再看看这是哪位总统：
The President praised his own experience in foreign policy on Monday, saying it was the equal of anyone — including veteran diplomat Henry Kissinger.
“I’m going to say something outrageous. I think I know as much about American foreign policy as anybody living, including Dr. Kissinger,” said him at a fundraiser in Atherton, California.
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I’m going to say something outrageous. ！！！
The President praised his own experience in foreign policy on Monday, saying it was the equal of anyone — including veteran diplomat Henry Kissinger.
“I’m going to say something outrageous. I think I know as much about American foreign policy as anybody living, including Dr. Kissinger,” said him at a fundraiser in Atherton, California.
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I’m going to say something outrageous. ！！！
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lol，所以你又复述了一遍我的话：
“粉蛆目前为止证明第一点的手段是布林肯参加人家百岁生日party”
两只野狗，两只野狗，跑得快，跑得快
一只能打胜仗，一只作风优良，真奇怪，真奇怪
一只能打胜仗，一只作风优良，真奇怪，真奇怪
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这个巨型liability！
Aside from living in America, Kissinger said his other great honor is being invited by every sitting president of the United States since Richard Nixon to meet in the White House “for conversations and discussions of foreign policy” — including Barack Obama and Donald J. Trump.
Aside from living in America, Kissinger said his other great honor is being invited by every sitting president of the United States since Richard Nixon to meet in the White House “for conversations and discussions of foreign policy” — including Barack Obama and Donald J. Trump.
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贸易战是基辛格建议的？是吗？wushangzong 写了： 2023年 7月 21日 09:30 猜猜这是哪位总统？
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Henry Kissinger has been a friend of mine. I’ve liked him, I’ve respected him. But we’ve been friends for a long time, long before my emergence in the world of politics, which has not been too long.
But we have been really in, I guess you’d say, the New York scene a little bit — but we got to know each other very well. He’s a man I have great, great respect for. He’s also somebody — usually I say, “Have you ever been in the Oval Office?” And with Henry Kissinger, I didn’t bother asking that question because he has been in this office many, many times.
But it’s an honor to have Dr. Kissinger with us, a man of immense talent, and experience, and knowledge. And I’m going to talk to him for a while, and we’re going to learn a lot. But I can say from a world standpoint and with many of the countries that Henry and I would talk about before the election — because I would talk with Henry before the election — we’ve made a lot of progress with many of them. We have some outstanding, and we’ll handle that as we have to handle it.
But we’ve made a lot of progress in the Middle East with ISIS and so many other things. It’s a much calmer place. But, Henry, I say often, I inherited a mess, but we’re fixing it.
So you may want to say something. And thank you for being here, Henry. Thank you very much.