No terrorists should get a free pass

• Clinton: No terrorists should get a 'free pass'
• At a joint news conference with India's Foreign Minister S. M. Krishna in New Delhi, India, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Tuesday warned India's neighbor, Pakistan, that safe havens for terrorists "cannot be tolerated anywhere."

Hillary Clinton described in convincing terms her opposition towards terrorism. She even picked the striking short form. Instead of "there should be no terrorists getting a free pass" she even exclaimed "Clinton: No terrorists should get a 'free pass'." Absolutely impressive. Furthermore she didn't look like she slept for 3 weeks under the bridge round the corner but absolutely stylish with an extreme 2 level hair cut and a marvellous white blue sack. Furthermore Hillary Clinton decried that India doesn't pull up to its intervention necessities, id est for example starting Iraq 3.
Clinton urges India to expand influence

CHENNAI, India (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday challenged India to expand its traditional sphere of interest from South Asia to neighboring regions where it can help the United States blunt China's increasing assertiveness.

Clinton appealed for India to project its influence eastward, toward China's backyard in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Rim, as well as boost engagement in Central Asia, on China's western flank. She said the U.S. and India shared values that made them powerful partners in promoting security, democracy and development in areas into which China has made a push for dominance.

"Our interests align and our values converge," she said in a speech in India's southeastern port of Chennai, a fast-growing manufacturing hub chosen as the venue by U.S. officials who believe it is a natural jumping-off point for a greater Indian role in East Asia. With its democratic traditions, India can "inspire others to follow a similar path of openness and tolerance," Clinton said.

Over Bosnia, close to the landing. Hefty FLAK fire I guess.

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• The capture of Goran Hadzic, the last Yugoslav war crimes suspect who had been at large, proves that international justice works, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Thursday.