George Stephanopoulos: 'Clinton Hasn't Talked to Italians About Knox'

Submitted by anthony on Sun, 2009-12-06 07:08

Article here. Excerpt:

'That’s the question Sen. Maria Cantwell is posing following the Italian murder conviction of the former University of Washington student.

The year-long murder trial of the 22-year-old has caused an international media frenzy.

The senator argued in a statement released Friday that the Italian prosecution “did not present enough evidence” to convict Knox of the murder of her housemate, and said she would convey her concerns to Secretary of State Clinton.

During our “This Week’ interview airing Sunday, Clinton told me she'd be happy to meet with Sen. Cantwell but she hasn't expressed any concerns to the Italians about Knox ... here's our exchange:

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: "Do you share her concerns about this trial?"

SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON: "George I honestly haven't had time to even examine that. I've been immersed in what we're doing in Afghanistan. Of course I'll meet with Sen. Cantwell or anyone who has a concern but I can't offer any opinion about that at this time."

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: "So you have not expressed any concerns to the Italian government?"

SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON: "I have not, no."'

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... we need to "respect the rule of law and the judicial process of other countries."

It's all about ratings, isn't it George?

Just how do feminists, I wonder, handle this case? A female Sec'y of State, and one of their own adherents, has NOT tried to meddle with the trial in Italy, of a poor, innocent, abused young American woman (who is of course photogenic) and shows all the signs of having been MADE to engage in the WORST possible sexual acts by a MALE, and made to try to get another innocent female to do the same, and when she didn't, she was FORCED to murder that other woman!

Or if not, she was framed. Any physical evidence was either planted, tampered with before or after the investigation started, or misleading, a form of circumstantial evidence if ever there was any.

Pretty young American girls in foreign countries are incapable of committing a crime of any kind -- unless they are forced to by a man.

Everyone knows that.

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Submitted by Matt on Sun, 2009-12-06 22:07

manonthestreet

Actually Matt pretty young women are incapable of committing any crime in any country. They never have to sit on the toilet either. You know it sort of perfection.

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Submitted by trotter on Mon, 2009-12-07 11:50