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then you as president george w bush consulted henry kissinger fees, kissinger had come and go on through the doors of the white house. and then he had changed the course of history presents. gotta be thinking strategically in order to shape events. and henry kissinger is a very good strategic thinker. he's made a career being a strategic thinker. he's got a mind that the worst strategically i've seen him regularly. us troops attacks of rock. the invasion into this far away country was disastrous. we'll switch to the end. so once again, bush turned to henry kissinger council, kissinger advised, don't give up. the us must win this for i think you can learn a lot from history. the key is for present not to get stuck in the past. one can learn from experience hand about how to deal with today's current problems. and henry kissinger is, had a lot of experience henry kissinger had the hard, less sense of the vietnam to reflect back on how it began. usa just believed though, in a global back then the girl wasn't waged and the name is tara and radical is some of the enemies at the time was comin

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and george w bush has given a wonderful tribute to henry kissinger.at is your view and how do you think history will recognise him? >> well , i was history will recognise him? >> well, i was over at the history will recognise him? >> well , i was over at the state >> well, i was over at the state department during the bush administration working on democracy projects . so even at democracy projects. so even at that time i wasn't a big fan of henry kissinger looking at him. it appeared be someone who it appeared to be someone who saw of coexistence saw sort of coexistence peacefully with the soviet union , which was very different from the , thatcher and bush the reagan, thatcher and bush approach of trying to end the soviet union . and also he cut soviet union. and also he cut deals with china. he cut deals with communist vietnam, whereas, you know, the democracy promotion efforts that we were undertaking, you know , looked undertaking, you know, looked more to confrontation, to using people power to undermine regimes like that. but fast forward 20 ye

in gaza from a w h o spokesperson talking to archie and building on earlier comments that more guidance that could die from disease, then bombs. and the end of an era, as henry kissinger the controversial us diplomat who orchestrated and manipulated international complex dies at the age of $100.00. the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. 30 palestinians released from is riley prisons on the 7th day and the truce have arrived in ramallah. crowds waived the flags and welcomed their countryman home, the mother of one of the released palestinians that shared her emotions with us. we are in the city and i've done on the mother and this feeling is hard to explain when they arrested him with special forces. effects of me psychologically. today's happened is sweet, but it saddens me that all the prisoners who remain my son was arrested on the 12th of june administratively detained for 6 months. the fire was secret charge against him, but there is no basis for the accusation. the situation is terrible in prison. every time they see them, they misread the prisoners on. instead of providing meals, they bid them. besides, they use insults and beve