I can’t be certain, but I get the sense this may be a rhetorical question.
All’s I know is, I make a point never to trust anyone associated with the UN — unless he happens to have a scotch-swigging super mustache that, if you can believe the rumors, once pleasured three Swedish flight attendants at once while simultaneously finishing off the draft of a speech and playing Texas Hold ‘Em on his Blackberry.
All while wearing a satin smoking jacket and a pair of Sinatra slippers.
Yeah, sure.
Sinatra slippers.
As if.
When Bolton said his mustache “needed a little trim” he was not freaking kidding.
3 Swedish stews ridin’ a cookie duster. I get a sore mandible just thinking about it.
Why not both? Following Kofi’s lead, he could be a willfully ignorant person who lies when cornered.
“Hans Brix! Oh no!”
I think Major John hit the answer head on. Why limit it to when when they have proven to be capable of both?
You’re damn lucky Jeane Kirkpatrick isn’t around to kick your ass, that’s all I have to say.
Kirkpatrick once said, “What takes place in the Security Council more closely resembles a mugging than either a political debate or an effort at problem-solving.”
As I read the utopian socialists, the scientific socialists, the German Social Democrats and revolutionary socialists  whatever I could in either English or French  I came to the conclusion that almost all of them, including my grandfather, were engaged in an effort to change human nature. The more I thought about it, the more I thought this was not likely to be a successful effort. So I turned my attention more and more to political philosophy and less and less to socialist activism of any kind
From her wickipedia page.
El-Baradei is anti-American in the most literal sense of the term is all.
You malign me. It was stud poker, of course
ElBaradei is sounding rather shrill, no? That’s interesting, and it reminds everybody that he hasn’t been entrusted with any actual power.
“Last Tuesday, Oct. 23, the Syrian ambassador to Washington Imad Mustapha was invited to address the prestigious Institute on Religion and Public Policy. In answer to a question, he acknowledged, “Syria gives North Korea wheat, oil and other products.â€Â
He declined to disclose what Syria got in return. When pressed on this point, Mustapha said in exasperation: “Stuff. We get stuff.â€Â
http://www.debka.com/article.php?aid=1311
I don’t care who you are, that’s funny right there.
Tings! We gets tings, you know?
“Stuff. We get stuff.”
How positively fucking hysterical was that ?
What does North Korea have to export? Funny-looking short tinpot dictators with bad hair?
Who needs rhetorical questions?
OT, sort of. (Damn, we the wee ones were sent out to solicite for terrorists.):
“Tricked by UNICEF – Financing of Palestinian terrorism makes for one scary Halloween.” – Dave Kopel | http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ZjczNGRkZDliNGQ5NWQzZTM3NmIyOTU5Mzk2N2QyY2Y
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North Korea has Kim Jong-Il’s massive movie collection to export.
Not that anyone would want it.