Code Pink Tries to Arrest
Kissinger for ‘War Crimes
Video
“Get out of here you low life scum.” -
Senator John McCain
Code Pink protesters
interrupt the start of the Senate Armed
Services Committee hearing with former
Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger,
Madeleine Albright, and George Shultz.
Senator John McCain, Chair of the Committee,
has the protesters removed. Watch the
complete hearing here:
http://cs.pn/1uEQRKp
Posted January 29, 2014
“I’ve been a member of
this committee for many years, and I have
never seen anything as disgraceful and
outrageous and despicable as the last
demonstration that just took place,” McCain
said, which led to shout-backs from the
protesters.
“You know, you’re going to
have to shut up, or I’m going to have you
arrested. If we can’t get the Capital Hill
Police in here immediately… Get out of here,
you low-life scum,” McCain added.
“So Henry, I hope you will
— Dr. Kissinger, I hope on behalf of all of
the members of this committee on both sides
of the aisle — in fact, from all of my
colleagues, I’d like to apologize for
allowing such disgraceful behavior towards a
man who served his country with the greatest
distinction. I apologize profusely.”
“Vietnam! From 1969 to
1973, Kissinger, working for Richard Nixon,
oversaw the slaughter in Vietnam, Cambodia
and Laos, that led to the deaths of millions
— millions of people. Many thousands more
died from the effects of massive doses of
agent orange and from unexploded bombs that
covered the countryside!” a protester
shouted. “Chile! Henry Kissinger was one of
the principle architects of the coup in
Chile on September 11th, 1973…”
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