good day, my Girlfriend just told me the captain of Kissinger's plane said he is in a coma. They were in Argentinean airspace 20 minutes ago: Captain requested medical assistance on landing and the plane was then diverted to another runway (unknown beacon). He was apparently on his way there for the Falklands issue:
I'm not a her office today, she phoned: I'm not sure if she got this from DED.)
Chileans protest Kissinger appearance in Geneva
Kissinger, who heads an international consulting firm, is the keynote speaker at the institute’s eighth annual Global Strategic Review, running from September 10 to 12.
How can Kissinger be heading to the Faklands when he is due to speak in Geneva in less than 48 hrs. If he shows up then we can deduct that OP is not telling the truth.
We wait and see....
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1093451"He will be speaking at the Geneva conference on the theme of “power shifts and security” at the meeting devoted to “global security governance and the emerging distribution of power”.
The conference typically attracts security experts, consultants, academics and government bureaucrats.
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Among other speakers at the conference’s various plenary sessions are Liam Fox, Britain’s secretary of state for defence, and Shell Chairman James Smith, who will participate in a panel discussion about “comprehensive energy security”. "
Oh yeah, I'd like to hear about "the emerging distribution of power."
If the political pros do things in Switzerland like they do around home, then the protest is a made up, usually to make some has-been sound like a big deal, when he is not. If K was going to the Falklands, it would have been on behalf of some corp-o-rat client.
"Expat Chileans are planning a rally to demonstrate against his appearance at the conference, which they describe as a “provocation”.
They accuse Kissinger of playing a key role in the overthrow of Salvador Allende, the democratically elected Socialist president of Chile, through a 1973 military coup that installed army chief Augusto Pinochet as the country’s president.
Supported by the US, Pinochet suppressed political opposition and was held responsible the disappearance of 967 people and the killing of almost 3,200 others.
He died in 2006 before a trial brought by the Spanish government could bring him to account.
Kissinger is arriving “on the same day that our elected leader was assassinated,” Pancho Gonzalez, a member of the “memory and justice committee”, an association of expat Chileans in Geneva, told Le Courrier newspaper.
Gonzalez was referring to September 11, 1973 when Allende was deposed., "
