The political clown-ship of Hillary Clinton

3 Oct 2009

‘Sex’ is a bitter word for Hillary Rodham Clinton ever since Bil Clinton - Monica Lewinsky saga. This time, in UN Security Council meeting, she has alleged that “Rape was used as a weapon of war in Sri Lanka”. She had made these accusations without any basis.

The LTTE accused the GOSL of many crimes and injustices, but never rape – not even on Tamil.net. Why should such accusations be made now, when the war against the terrorists is over?
It can only be because Hillary still has a soft spot in her heart for the LTTE and its front organizations that once donated to her presidential campaign.

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The US has become notorious for proven human rights abuses, including torture and sexual abuse, in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Guantanamo. Those are well proved facts. Shame on you, Mrs. Clinton! You live in the biggest “glass house” of them all, and you should be the last one to be throwing stones at Sri Lanka.

When Asian widowers get into politics on sympathetic votes on moral ground, it’s a new trend in the west that wives of political leaders get into politics on financial and political influence of their husbands. In both the cases the pathetic result is getting power into the hands of immature and irrespective people. They hardly have political personality cultivated by themselves. The ultimate result is political clown-ship leading to failed nation.

We all know the political and ideological differences that Obama and Hillary had on their race into American presidency. When the defeat is eminent at the last stages, being an arrogant woman, Hillary did not want to give up the loosing battle until last second. Ironically, Obama had to appoint Hillary for the important post of “Secretary of State”. Now Hillary is behaving like a bull in the china shop trying to outsmart Obama eying for next presidential election.

Let’s forgive this old lady. When she was in White House, she did not know what was happening to her husband. How could this lady know what happened in Sri Lanka?

Reference:
-    Hillary’s statement on UN security council meeting

P.S. (Oct 05, 2009)
The United States, responding to protests from Sri Lanka over remarks by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, said it had no recent evidence of women being raped while in Sri Lankan government custody.

"In the most recent phase of the conflict, from 2006 to 2009 ... we have not received reports that rape and sexual abuse were used as tools of war, as they clearly have in other conflict area around the world."....."We hope that this clarification puts the issue in its proper context,"

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- US responds to Sri Lanka protest over Clinton remark (AFP, )ct 05, 2009)