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October 23, 2006
American Diplomat Apologizes For Calling US Policy Arrogant and Stupid
Senior US diplomat Alberto Fernandez has apologized for going on al-Jazeera to accuse American policy in Iraq of "arrogance and stupidity." He asserts that he "misspoke," and that what he said "represents neither my views nor those of the State Department." Yet somehow it came out of his mouth — and for the sake of a media outlet that famously specializes in inflaming Muslims against America and undermining American interests in any way possible.
Maybe Fernandez didn't realize that his remarks would get translated out of the fluent Arabic he used to serve them up for al-Jazz. Or maybe he is just so used to breathing Foggy Bottom's atmosphere of pure moonbattery, he didn't realize that what he was saying, in the venue he said it, bordered on treasonous.
Here's a foreign policy initiative guaranteed to improve our standing in the world: fire the entire State Department immediately and repopulate it with people willing to take their own country's side.
Hat tip: Clarity & Resolve
Posted by Van Helsing at October 23, 2006 1:51 PM
Comments
Two words that should come out of his boss-man's mouth
...you're fired.
Posted by: jael at October 23, 2006 4:40 PM
Is it any surprise that these words are uttered by a dipsh*t working for the State Department? Seriously.
Posted by: Brooklyn Red Leg at October 23, 2006 7:28 PM
