Protests Welcome Condi Into England.

Source: AP via Yahoo News

The U.S. diplomat met loud anti-war protests in the streets and skeptical questions about U.S. involvement in Iraq at a foreign policy salon Friday, including one about whether Washington had learned from its "mistakes over the past three years."

And what does she have to say?

"I know we've made tactical errors, thousands of them I'm sure," Rice told an audience gathered by the British foreign policy think tank Chatham House. "But when you look back in history, what will be judged will be, did you make the right strategic decisions."

It's funny that she admits to tactical errors in England, when here, everyone in the White House sees no mistakes in anything they've done, ever.

She also did her loyal parroting of "It's good Saddam is gone."

So what have we learned from this (if anything)? What's Condi's words of wisdom this trip?

Rice replied that leaders would be "brain-dead" if they did not absorb the lessons of their times.

Wow. Bush must have flatlined many years ago, and the rest of Washington followed suit!

Also, if you have any interest (or if you are the one person in the UK who didn't know about this) in following her tour and the protests, here's the site for you: Condi Watch in the UK.


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