Hillary Clinton impressed with Medvedev
Published: 10 November, 2009, 18:31
Edited: 27 December, 2009, 17:16
TAGS: Medvedev, Russia, Hillary Clinton, Politics, USA
In an interview to NBC TV channel, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is impressed by the performance of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
“Well, I kind of like President Medvedev myself,” she said. “I am very impressed with him and what he’s trying to do.”
Clinton added that although she does not pretend to understand how the balance of power in Russia actually works, she thinks that Dmitry Medvedev is “a modern man with a clear and compelling understanding of what he wants to see his country achieve.”
The US Secretary of State added that the United States and Russia have important projects of common interests, working on nuclear disarmament and many other issues.
“I think that [Russians] fully appreciate that we are not always going to agree, but that at least the Obama administration, and certainly the president and myself, are showing them the respect that they deserve to have and are looking for ways that we can work together,” she concluded.
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William of the USA What is freedom? You say you don't know much about Putin and suspect he is not a supporter of freedom and self determination. Freedom costs money. Poor people are not free. In times of problems then freedom needs to be limited. It happens everywhere. In the US after 11/9 freedoms were drastically changed and limited in the interests of the situation. In Russia, since they have been a democratic country they have had to deal with economic hardship as bad as the great depression was for the west last century, and the breakup of a republic that had an effect on industry that was in many ways comparable to the Nazi invasion of 1941. Companies that made products suddenly found their factories were in a new country, or the design bureau was in another state, or the vast majority of components they use to build their product are now made in different countries. Particularly those countries that want to join NATO are suddenly hostile to Russia because Russia is the Soviet Union... just like Britain is England and the US is Washington DC. In a nut shell Russia has lots of problems and human rights are not high up on the list because there are a lot more problems that need to be dealt with before such niceties need attention.
The SAGA of Hillary and the great Russian bear continues. She continues to tickle the old bear behind the ears and rub his head. The old bear still just lays there and pretends to be asleep. Is this vicious old bear playing Hillary, or is Hillary playing the old bear? Looks like the old bear is starting to like her and may want to share what is in her picnic basket. What will be the final outcome? Will Hillary have a new TEDDY BEAR or will the big bad bear roar loudly and scare her away?












An accolade from Hillary Clinton would'nt change my day. either way.