
Journalist John Schwartzwrites on The Intercept about Henry Kissinger's responsibility for the death of many people who have lost their lives as a result of the actions of the American politician:
“At the top of the pyramid, Kissinger enjoys endless banquets and universal recognition. When he worked in the Nixon administration, he became a favorite of Hollywood, and literally.
<...> The rich and famous friends of Kissinger will definitely not tell you that he is a monster. On the contrary, discussing such things is egregious tactlessness. Well, imagine, let's say that everyone knows that your friend sitting next to you is cheating on his wife. Would you spoil everyone with a holiday when we spend the time so well, drinking Shamberten Grand Croat?
Now take a look at those who are on the lower floors of the social pyramid: Cambodians, Vietnamese, Timmans, Pakistanis, Latin American, Lao and many others, whose lives and bodies were torn into pieces by Kissinger (many others are American soldiers, whom he considered “dull animals, suitable, so that they would take a wip and throw them away”). Here's what Ters writes about one woman he met in Cambodia:
Ground and tall only 1.5 meters in plastic sandals, a woman named Meas Lorn lost her older brother during a helicopter attack and her uncle and cousins and sisters due to artillery fire. For years she has been harassed by one question: “I have always wondered why they always bombed this territory? Why did they drop bombs here?”
But Meas Lorn will never receive an answer. Tons shared his memories from acquaintance with Kissinger when he managed to tell him about this unfortunate woman:
When he tried to get a response from Kissinger - why the Cambodians were killed and bombed - Kissinger was seriously angry. He asked furiously: “What are you trying to prove?” And then, when Tors continued to insist on his own, he sent him: “Well, let's blow it. A good day for you.”
I asked him to answer the Meas Lorne question about why they bombed her village. He refused.
He answered with sarcasm: “I am not as smart as you. I have not as many brains, and I am not as morally decent as you.” And he left.
“ Come on, blow in. ” It is significant, in fact, how many people who are at the head of our country (USA - Polit.ru) are fascinated by this person. Do you wonder if such war criminals who destroyed people in order to enrich the elites and preserve their comfortable and well -fed life that they would not give honors? "