Henry Kissinger Was One of The Most Evil People

[RealEgg]

Just for the bombing of Cambodia which 2,756,941 TONS of bombs were dropped (source: https://gsp.yale.edu/sites/default/files/walrus_cambodiabombing_oct06.pdf) earns him a place on the most evil list.

[AlienTestosterone]

he was an advocate of de-population.

[Uncle Sam]

Originally posted by Caldari Military Sly Succubus:

Originally posted by Birds:

he was pretty explicit about how agent organe would never work, and that any tactic strategy or idea ceneterd around the same concept would fail.

ofc they'd stopped listening to their war prophet by then, as if he'd already served his purpose convincing them to engage in totalitarian proxy wars against communism.

like he'd already died a long time ago, and getting back at stalin was all he card about.

Fair...I still hold Agent orange as scar as my father unfortunately passed away due to it. He was not paid for it because apparently according to the United States military branches, Agent Orange does not exist, its a "Yet-To-Be-Declassified" bioweapon, thus anyone sick from it was a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ rat for them to test it on.

And I ♥♥♥♥ you not that is what I got told directly, due to the nature of the "Weapon not exist, it effectively is impossible to of died to it"

>.>

My condolences to you and your family, hopefully your father is in a better place. On the good side one of the main culprits for that is down there, in the lowest levels of Dante's Inferno.

[Uncle Sam]

Originally posted by AlienTestosterone:

he was an advocate of de-population.

Given the amount of civilians killed for decades across asia, latin america, oceania, etc. by his policies it doesn't surprise me.

[Birds]

'his policies' is a stretch. He wasn't taken very seriously after Vietnam, only his moral reasoning that 'anything is permissible' stuck. Everything after that is on everyone else.

[talemore]

He got his own character known as Dr. Strangelove

The kissing wasn't in the movie.

[Birds]

Originally posted by talemore:

He got his own character known as Dr. Strangelove

The kissing wasn't in the movie.

You mean the habit he developed to deal with his moral turpitude. The one where he presses his hand against his lips to make it as flat as possible, to remind him of the time he saw a Jewish girl's body leaving the camps and felt compelled to kiss her on the forehead due to how bad he felt. Which made it go away and let him get back to being a nazi.

You could tell how awful what he was thinking was by how much he pressed his hands on his face.

Sometimes he had to visibly fight the urge, holding his hands down with one another.

[Sir Seanicus, Esq.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceIOXkVX8CM

Ah yes the Nobel "Peace" "Prize"

[Vote Quimby]

Balance. If one side of planet is peaceful, then another side must be evil. Probably..

[Electric Cupcake]

People are still on about the Nobel thing?

Remember that POS Daniel Sickles was given the Medal of Honor, and he was a bigger pompous idiot than McClellan and Pickett combined.

[talemore]

Originally posted by Birds:

Originally posted by talemore:

He got his own character known as Dr. Strangelove

The kissing wasn't in the movie.

You mean the habit he developed to deal with his moral turpitude. The one where he presses his hand against his lips to make it as flat as possible, to remind him of the time he saw a Jewish girl's body leaving the camps and felt compelled to kiss her on the forehead due to how bad he felt. Which made it go away and let him get back to being a nazi.

I don't know all the details but the media I found they say that kissinger was putting USA on the map.

That did Germany as well. Anyone who can destroy civilizations are to be known. UK is only known for being second to France in having the biggest amount of nuclear missiles. Even after joining EU did UK had any thought of seeing EU as a friend. They are yet today ready to strike EU first. And people wonder why Europe are helping the massacre because the alternate is even worse and that is how UK recruited EU into the Gulf war.

[Electric Cupcake]

Originally posted by Vote Quimby:

Balance. If one side of planet is peaceful, then another side must be evil. Probably..

Cambodia was neutral, but they were letting the VC move freely across their frontier.

It was no different than Andrew Jackson in Florida or George Patton in Mexico.

[Birds]

Originally posted by talemore:

Originally posted by Birds:

You mean the habit he developed to deal with his moral turpitude. The one where he presses his hand against his lips to make it as flat as possible, to remind him of the time he saw a Jewish girl's body leaving the camps and felt compelled to kiss her on the forehead due to how bad he felt. Which made it go away and let him get back to being a nazi.

I don't know all the details but the media I found they say that kissinger was putting USA on the map.

He was being given the credit because the kissing came along with tears most of the time.

His only real contribution to the American war machine was recognizing what kind of world we lived in and the diplomatic realities forthwith.

The few times his ideas turned into a 'secret evil plot' were the result of the larger nazi diaspora angling to incriminate him. Something diplomatic realities made apparent over time, even though people blamed him for it initially.

In Germany he audited train lines. That's it.

Originally posted by Electric Cupcake:

Originally posted by Vote Quimby:

Balance. If one side of planet is peaceful, then another side must be evil. Probably..

Cambodia was neutral, but they were letting the VC move freely across their frontier.

It was no different than Andrew Jackson in Florida or George Patton in Mexico.

Right, nothing the US did under his justifications was in any way unusual. They'd come up with their own sick twisted ideas and then use Kissinger as the fall guy for it, just like he observed people tended to do.

The most he'd ever done was float an idea they were too vicious not to use. Minus the 1/4 of General Staff who disagreed, and the 1/8 who actually voted in line with their conscience.

[Not Big Surprise]

honestly, i really appreciate kissinger

he made great sacrifices to create a new gender-neutral public urinal

[Birds]

Originally posted by Not Big Surprise:

honestly, i really appreciate kissinger

he made great sacrifices to create a new gender-neutral public urinal

it's quite an achievement, politically speaking.

[Not Big Surprise]

Originally posted by Birds:

Originally posted by Not Big Surprise:

honestly, i really appreciate kissinger

he made great sacrifices to create a new gender-neutral public urinal

it's quite an achievement, politically speaking.

i still think thatcher did better, considering she opened the first one in england