Complete Foreign Policy Disaster in Alaska
During U.S-China Summit – Secretary
Blinken Destroyed by His own Arrogance,
Had to Recall Journalists to Hear Talking
Points After Initial Public Statements
Posted By: earlybird, 3/20/2021 11:09:57 AM
To say the first major diplomatic summit between the United States and China was an unmitigated mess would be an understatement. Apparently U.S. Secretary of State Tony Blinken thought it would be of value for the domestic audience if he was to lambast the Beijing delegation in public and on camera. His efforts were a complete fail as the Chinese knew everything was presented for domestic consumption… so, the Red Dragon threw fire right back onto the purple hair and obviously stunned an unsettled U.S. Secretary. (Snip)Public insults are expressions of weakness, not strength.
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To say the first major diplomatic summit between the United States and China was an unmitigated mess would be an understatement. Apparently U.S. Secretary of State Tony Blinken thought it would be of value for the domestic audience if he was to lambast the Beijing delegation in public and on camera. His efforts were a complete fail as the Chinese knew everything was presented for domestic consumption… so, the Red Dragon threw fire right back onto the purple hair and obviously stunned an unsettled U.S. Secretary. (Snip)Public insults are expressions of weakness, not strength.
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I thought Tucker was spoofing last night when he mentioned that our feckless SoS is also a singer/musician, heading up his own band called Ablinken. He wasn’t kidding. Blinkie should have stuck with his guitar.