Yesterday, a reporter asked Marie Harf, State Dept Spokesperson, about China’s recent test of a hypersonic missile system.
Here’s her response:
via Washington Free Beacon: State Spox Has No Clue About China’s Hypersonic Delivery Missile Test
What is — that’s interesting. Hypersonic — I don’t know what that is.
She had no clue.
Strange; I knew about it.
Because I read the Washington Free Beacon on Monday, when Bill Gertz broke the story.
What is really odd is her affect.
She kind of sounded like the barista at Starbucks:
Houseblend? I don’t know. Um, I can go back and check, though.
I’m just wondering: Does anyone in the Obama Regime know anything?
Some of the people of this administration are despicable lying creeps and the rest are as dumb and dense as rocks. You’d get better results from rocks, at least they won’t try to feed you B.S., just lie there and do nothing.
Shifra, everyone knows what time OBummer’s tee time is and there will be hell to pay if you ask him about China’s hypersonic missile testing while he’s walking out the door.
Honestly…for real…who are these people running the country? The adults are gone and the children have let all their friends in to wreak havoc in the house. The reporter was actually stunned to the point of laughter that this idiot didn’t have a clue what she was referring to. It’s SO embarrassing. Make them STOP!
Exactly, Kitten. Children are running the show. Children, ignorant of the world, but convinced of their moral supremacy.
This girl, Marie Harf, is listed in Wikipedia as the only deputy of Jen Psaki, the spokesman for the Secretary of State. If Psaki has an airhead like this as deputy, then she, too, must be an airhead. Did Kerry hire her? Wikipedia says Psaki’s thought to be next in line to be Obama’s Press Secretary. This is insane.
. . . well then how about just a large order of fries.
Ms. Harf robots on. She has announced that The Sea of Japan will be called, drum roll, The Sea of Japan.
Alright, this is an important distinction. Korea wants The Sea of Japan to be named the East Sea. South Korea, not North Korea. Obviously the ‘East Sea’ is west of Japan so east of which country, countries? Doubt that China would oppose the East Sea name. If we were to cave to this, how soon would the Straits of Taiwan be renamed? And many other names. Would Antarctica be renamed South Chile? The Arctic, Northern Canada and/or Northern Siberia Russia? Name Rush would be on. http://newsonjapan.com/html/newsdesk/article/106336.php