In the comments to Watch: Hillary Clinton Snaps At Heckler Who Blasts Her Support For “War-Mongering” Joe Biden | ZeroHedge, Mangleweazle notes:
When I was a kid, they used to say that the world would be a better and more peaceful place if the women were in charge. Then along came Madelaine Albright, Victoria Nuland, Condoleeza Rice, and Hilary Clinton.
Margaret Thatcher deserves to be on this list. Recent relative non-entities who win awards for war-mongering include Nikki Haley, Liz Truss (four months before becoming British prime minister she announced “we are at war with Russia”, she gave the go-ahead for blowing up Nord-Stream, even Boris Johnson didn’t want to be in office for that won, reverse musical chairs), Annalena Baerbock (another “we are at war with Russia” foreign minister).
The image is from Madeleine Albright’s 60 minutes interview where she answers the death of 500,000 Iraqi children was “worth it”.
Madeleine Albright - The deaths of 500,000 Iraqi children was worth it
During the 20th century, the weaponisation of women had more of an effect than any nuclear bomb ever dropped. Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst were convinced by the British govt to promote the enlistment of men into WW1, only Sylvia refused to take part, so she didn’t get any plaque, or statue in London. Women were also employed to conduct the white feather campaign, such that if any man, who had not enlisted, was touched by a white feather, they were deemed to be cowards. WW1 simply would not have commenced if men had not enlisted….
Thanks for the reminder about the white feather campaign, CB. It’s good to remember that massive propaganda actions are nothing new under the sun. Shocking that a small part of a generation of women could be responsible for the loss of two generations of men – the very men who were their brothers and should have been their lovers and husbands and friends.