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 Re: ده كلام شنو يا Gration ؟؟ حلاوة وبسكويت لمنو (Re: النصرى أمين)
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للناس الكسالى هاكم عمود ال كامين فى الصحيفة(الجزء الذى يخص السودان)
Smileys in Sudan
Speaking of bad situations, there's Sudan,
where President Omar Hassan al-Bashir faces international war crimes
charges for orchestrating a campaign of murder, torture and forced
expulsions in Darfur. The State Department, not to mention
some in the human rights community, have been much upset of late
with special envoy J. Scott Gration's softer line in dealing
with the ruling thugocracy, including the easing of sanctions.
Gration, a retired Air Force major general, grew up in Africa
and became very close to then-Sen.
Barack Obama after he escorted
the lawmaker on a two-week tour of Africa and then endorsed
and campaigned for him 2008.
In a recent interview, Gration explained the
strategy to our colleague Stephanie McCrummen. "We've got
to think about giving out cookies," said Gration,
who was appointed to the job in March. "Kids, countries --
they react to gold stars, smiley faces,
handshakes, agreements, talk, engagement."
On the day that quote appeared in The Post, we're told,
someone asked Hillary Clinton at the department's morning
senior staff meeting what State was
going to do about Gration's comments.
"That's not our problem," the secretary of state
replied, "that's their
problem," pointing toward the White House.
Smiley faces?
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