NON, je ne regrette rien. That’s the conclusion we’re all supposed to arrive at when we reflect on our lives, isn’t it? It’s most chic to meditate on our poorest decisions – the haircut that made us look like a wet spaniel; the one-night stand who smelled like one – and give a nonchalant shrug. After all, we are the sum total of our experiences. The good, the bad and the stinking. Yet despite having spent much of the past year wearing a felted beret at a jaunty angle in the hope it would confer some sort of elegant composure amid the raging bin fire of 2020, I can’t profess to being an insouciant Edith Piaf type. Regrets? I’ve had a few.
still full of things and closely in touch with people, my understanding is that we have already learned some of the lessons in relation to strategic communications. i think when i look at, whenever people say in afghanistan, why were you there, that is the communications issue. i was at a conference, and they seemed to think president obama s announcement of the 30,000 extra troops, they have got all they need militarily but they kept saying we are not getting the case of it. that is all that communications is in the end so if i can say in terms of lessons learned, i really hope that we don t because of all the controversies, some of which we have talked about today and because of the events that followed from that, let s go back to a very old-fashioned sort of communications that doesn t understand the impact of the way the media has change. 24-hour news embedded media who are able to communicate ride around the world, something that they see there and then so you see a snap
the two last proceeding presidents together to form a fund is, again, anar r@ @ @ @ @) is already there. . mrs. clinton s visit really warms our heart today, but to especially reinsure the priorities and the needs and the coordination that needs to be done with the earthquake. i will not talk on behalf of mrs. clinton, i will let her express what the american government wants to do towards haiti. first, where is the haitian press? first, let me [in distant chatter] [indistinct chatter] first, let me express that is a good sound. that means good things are coming to help the people of haiti. i want to express once again the deep sympathy that president and mrs. obama and our entire country feel for the terrible tragedy that has affected the people of haiti. but i want to assure the people of haiti that the united states is a friend, a partner in compound and a supporter and we will work with your government under the direction of your president to assist in any w