Just keep 'em coming Kos creeps.  We'll beat you with your own words.

as their ideological leader....for shame.

They're both fecal matter.  They both give off noxious fumes and a foul odor.  Neither of them has any value even as a fertilizer.  They both need to be bagged and trashed.

Is Kos truly stupid? Surely, if they actually knew what was, they'd see none other than Bill Clinton as evil - per the definition of the leftists themselves.

- Clinton believes in killing.

....The "leader of the free world" [Clinton] waxing oh so eloquently: "'We're not inflicting pain on these fuckers,' Then, with his face reddening, his voice rising, and his fist pounding into his thigh, he leaned into Tony [Lake], as if it was his fault. 'I believe in killing people who try to hurt you.  And I can't believe we're being pushed around by these two-bit pricks.'" --George Stephanopoulos writing about the Somalia Crisis in "All Too Human,"  page 214. 

Kosovo - Former President Carter and Nelson Mandela said of Clinton's action:

-- Jimmy Carter - On Kosovo, New York Times, May 27, 1999 "[Our attack] has been counterproductive, and our destruction of civilian life has now become senseless and excessively brutal... The American-led force has expanded targets to inhabited areas and resorted to the use of anti-personnel cluster bombs. The result has been damage to hospitals, offices and residences of a half-dozen ambassadors, and the killing of innocent civilians... [Our] insistence on the use of cluster bombs, designed to kill or maim humans, is condemned almost universally and brings discredit to our nation."

Nelson Mandela..."I also condemn NATO [Clinton] for taking action outside of the United Nations and doing precisely what Milosevic is doing. Killing civilians, destroying the infrastructures of the country. Destroying bridges and all of the structures, which are important for the development of the country. I pointed out to President Boris Yeltsin that we must strongly condemn any country or group of countries that take action of this nature outside of the United Nations." President Nelson Mandela, at a press conference in Budapest on May 3, 1999

- Rwanda - Clinton was at best complacent. Many on the left argued that he knew, did nothing and prevented even the UN from acting. 800,000 died.

- DR Congo - The worst conflict in the world since WW ll. It began in 1996 as the Rwandan issues spilled across the border. A full blown civil war broke out in 1998 completley off the radar of the US media, wanting Clinton's "Never Again," promise to be protected, even in the face of a much larger evil, as 4 1/2 million were to die.

- Afgnanistan - Clinton sit on his hands when the Taliban took over, and commited gross atrocities and acts of genocide on a beaten old proud country. At least Reagan and Carter tried to help these people.

- Pakistan became a member of the nuclear club. 

- HIV/Aids in Africa. Has not the left wing always spotted Reagan as evil on this issue? But according to the left wing,  How many times is Bill Clinton going to apologize to Africa?, it was President Bill Clinton, whom which the knowledge and the popular support (and a little budget surplus) to act, who did next to nothing. It's president Bush who has stepped up to the plate on the issue, and many in the world did take note, with, of course, the exception of our MSM. 

Of course, there is much more.

At least President Bush answered the call of many liberal voices. In a 1998 Frontline (PBS) presentation on Bosnia's Karadzic, a featured column on the topic on genocide by Samatha Power's "Never Again - The world's most unfilled promise," she challenges the world, especially American Presidents, with:

But, as Pol Pot, Hussein, Karadzic and the Rwandan Interahamwe discovered, neither it [The Genocide Convention] nor the rhetorical commitments of the American leaders have translated into a willingness to halt the masterminds of genocide.

And then there was a President George W. Bush, who at envisioned an end to the genocidial maniac Saddam Huissen's regime (which cost the world some 2 million lives -before Bush), and sought to deliver the country back to the Iraqis - something that without a doubt, they deep deeply desire. It is indeed sad, that it has not gone better.

The silence is deafening.

More like KOS has stepped into the shoes of Joeseph Goebbles.