Invited to the Dinner Party and Insulting the Chef-Condi in Moscow

Did Rice come to Moscow as a diplomat? Yes? No, no, no, no, no, no, no! She did not behave like a diplomat. As usual, she behaved with extreme arrogance and intrusiveness, declaring in advance that she was against the centralization of power by the Kremlin.

For the information of Ms. Rice, since her State Department is evidently unable or unwilling to inform her, the actions by the Kremlin are reactions to a situation which places the State of Russia in danger, namely independence trends fanned and fuelled by those who wish to get their hands on Russia's resources. Therefore the Kremlin has to ensure that Russia's wealth is protected by the State, guaranteeing that the resources of the Russian Federation are enjoyed by its citizens, not those of foreign countries.

Whether or not President Vladimir Putin changes the constitution of his country, using the legal norms available to him, is his business, the business of the Russian organs of state, the Russian people and nobody else, certainly it is nothing to do with Condoleezza Rice, who might anyway wish to remember that it was her country which lied about the threat posed by Iraq and launched a shocking act of butchery in which tens of thousands of innocent people were slaughtered. This is "very worrying", yes? Or is it no, no, no, no, no, no, no?

While Condoleezza Rice stated that her comments were made in friendship, it is easy to say that after having been insulting and an extremely rude guest. It is like being invited to someone's dinner party, insulting the chef, spitting on the floor, breaking wind loudly and then apologising.

http://english.pravda.ru/mailbox/22/101/399/15326_condy.html

How else can he feel normal, let alone superior?

the men? That seems to be her conception of "friendship". Surely, there is nothing else that she has done to convey any sense of "friendship"

MOSCOW: Moscow has rebuffed Washington's attempts to preach Russia on democracy, foreign policy and nuclear security.

"Just as the U.S. wants to see a strong and democratic Russia, we want to see a strong and democratic U.S. that acts in the international arena jointly with other states and with respect for international law," said the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, after talks with Dr. Rice. He was commenting on Dr. Rice's interview to a Russian radio where she said U.S.-Russian relations would be better if Russia had more democracy.




http://www.hindu.com/2005/04/21/stories/2005042105551500.htm

I mean we were always told she spoke Russian as a Sovietologist and yet when asked a question by Russian I guess reporter, she answered it wrong by saying 'da'. And when she realized what the Russian said, all she could do was answer 'nyet' over and over. She couldn't even explain herself.

It really makes you wonder just how deep the fakery and lack of real credentials is in this White House administration?

She learned those terms from hanging out with georgie boy.

They shocked and awed us once...

and they manage to do it every day in some for or another. I have the feeling she is just getting warmed up - because she has NO CONSCIENCE or DIPLOMACY. Your frozen smile doesn't do it, Mz Rice.

MZ for 'Mizery'. Misery with an 's' is an honorable word.

...they all think that it "is our way or the highway." When did the United States government become such experts on running other countries? If they spent as much time running our country as they do trying to run everyone else's, they might get something positive done instead of running the US into the fucking ground.

I think Condi might actually be the anti-christ...