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In the news this week, Mr. Clinton, still searching for a legacy, is
dabbling in foreign policy, pointing a finger of disapproval at
Russia's policy in Chechnya. He has succeeded in creating the most
dangerous rift in U.S.-Russia relations since the end of the Cold War.
Responding to Mr. Clinton's "intervention," Mr. Boris
"Finger-on-the-Bottle-and-Button" Yeltsin had this admonition: "It
seems he has for a minute, for a second, for half a minute, forgotten
that Russia has a full arsenal of nuclear weapons. We aren't afraid
at all of Clinton's anti-Russian position. I want to tell President
Clinton that he alone cannot dictate how the world should live, work
and play. It is us who will dictate."
In the news this week, Mr. Clinton, still searching for a legacy, is
dabbling in foreign policy, pointing a finger of disapproval at
Russia's policy in Chechnya. He has succeeded in creating the most
dangerous rift in U.S.-Russia relations since the end of the Cold War.
Responding to Mr. Clinton's "intervention," Mr. Boris
"Finger-on-the-Bottle-and-Button" Yeltsin had this admonition: "It
seems he has for a minute, for a second, for half a minute, forgotten
that Russia has a full arsenal of nuclear weapons. We aren't afraid
at all of Clinton's anti-Russian position. I want to tell President
Clinton that he alone cannot dictate how the world should live, work
and play. It is us who will dictate."
I dont think the russians can dictate, as they dont have as much money as the Chinese to to pay us off.
dabbling in foreign policy, pointing a finger of disapproval at
Russia's policy in Chechnya. He has succeeded in creating the most
dangerous rift in U.S.-Russia relations since the end of the Cold War.
Responding to Mr. Clinton's "intervention," Mr. Boris
"Finger-on-the-Bottle-and-Button" Yeltsin had this admonition: "It
seems he has for a minute, for a second, for half a minute, forgotten
that Russia has a full arsenal of nuclear weapons. We aren't afraid
at all of Clinton's anti-Russian position. I want to tell President
Clinton that he alone cannot dictate how the world should live, work
and play. It is us who will dictate."
In the news this week, Mr. Clinton, still searching for a legacy, is
dabbling in foreign policy, pointing a finger of disapproval at
Russia's policy in Chechnya. He has succeeded in creating the most
dangerous rift in U.S.-Russia relations since the end of the Cold War.
Responding to Mr. Clinton's "intervention," Mr. Boris
"Finger-on-the-Bottle-and-Button" Yeltsin had this admonition: "It
seems he has for a minute, for a second, for half a minute, forgotten
that Russia has a full arsenal of nuclear weapons. We aren't afraid
at all of Clinton's anti-Russian position. I want to tell President
Clinton that he alone cannot dictate how the world should live, work
and play. It is us who will dictate."
I dont think the russians can dictate, as they dont have as much money as the Chinese to to pay us off.