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Greatest Interview Moment Ever
A clip from The Death of A Nation - The East Timor Conspiracy. The journalist & documentarian John Pilger in an interview with Alan Clark the Ex British Minister of Defence over the sale of British arms to Indonesia for the express purpose of conquering the neighboring island nation of East Timor.
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legendary swordsman. he famously bedded a man's wife and his two daughters ( separate incidents)
just one of the many reasons i was an arch conservative Thatcherite in the 80s.
At least he was honest. Today a politician would come out with the approved form of words, something along the lines of: "Oh, it troubled me greatly to see such suffering. But when we originally sold such arms to Thugania, we had no idea that there would be a coup in less than five years time and that a new regime would use these weapons against their population. We have, naturally, protested to Thugania in the strongest possible terms."
Rishi?
But he wasn't honest here, was he? Not in the first instance. Only once he'd outed himself and had nothing to lose as a result.
Love Alan Clark!
Was honest
Albeit foreigners indeed 🙃
best MP ever.
Journalists are the most corrupt group of people . Frauds and charlatans. Conmen.
Interviewer was not properly prepared. It would have been more interesting to explore why clarke held the views he did. Clarke was philosophical about the human condition and so ultimately frivolous.
That's an interesting deduction.
One of the best post war UK politicians besides Enoch Powell
..in your tragic little world.
So if you're a psychopath but you're honest about it that means it's OK. Got it.
Clarke wasn’t a psychopath, his diaries clearly show that.
As a politician you have to be realist. No emotions.
@@tombarac8253 What utter tripe.
@@James-fv1yb Hook, line and sinker, eh (although sociopath may be more appropriate than psychopath). So I imagine you must be looking forward to Donald Trump's hagiographical memoirs, vindicating him of all wrongdoing and putting him up there in the pantheon of the Gods where he belongs.
@@pointless_walks-te4zm No.
Pilger was no match for Clark . It would help,everyone if the entire interview was available ?
none.
The shit of shits
Just shows you how different Fathers and Sons can be? The Father a world renown and exceptionally respected Scholar and Writer and the son - less than cat faeces, literally excrement.
Legend!
Not really. Just an honest shit.
I like this guy.
the honesty of being a racist, a cynic, or as you like to call it. Cool. Let's have a discourse dear Βrits on why a Brit should not worry about dark skinned people getting killed faraway thanks to British sold weapons :)
I love them both, to be honest...
Good comment
You can tell Clark is bored by the whole thing, as anyone would be after half an hour spent in the presence of the simpering, holier-than-thou -- and complete crackpot -- Pilger
Staggering lack of virtue signaling
Or virtue
@@ghostofgralton6859his honesty is virtuous!
Great to see John Pilger put into his painfully annoying leftist place.
Clark: _"Well, you've _*_told_*_ me this was happening...I didn't _*_hear_*_ about it or _*_KNOW_*_ about it"._ I fail to see how that admission of negligence puts Pilger _"in his place"_ (annoying, leftist or otherwise). Of course Clark then doubles down like a guilty schoolboy once he's outed himself.
What a c@nt
the transcription uses 'farmers' at 47 secs when it should be 'foreign ones'. important
AC was a total a**ehole but he had an almost unique trait for a politician. He was honest.
Not a total hole. Have you read the diaries?
at times economical with the actuality of the truth
Not many, but Some journalists have integrity...
That's a psychopath. And no, he can't be vegetarian; He can only claim to be. To be seen in a certain light (To deceive).
I am a gardener and tend to my gardens. I regularly have to clear the weeds less they destroy my beautiful flowers. This is not cruel and heartless, but required by any sustainable or moral form of existence. Our World is a rare commodity, as is the Universe, and all require constant and careful tending. There is a finite limit to resources, and those without the mental or emotional intelligence and fortitude to look to the beyond and care for it unfortunately must be the ones to succumb to higher powers, whether rock or stone. It is necessary to make the harsh decisions required for sustainability, however unfortunate. Those decisions will undoubtedly be unpopular just as the rain not falling causing a crop to spoil. Never forget that for better or worse, to be inclusive is to be inclusive of nature itself.
Sounds sus
BAsed
Honesty! Such a long gone virtue.
Why ‘greatest’? Shocking and brutally honest, but ‘greatest’.....?
The greatest
When he died, there was a tribute from a surprising source, Tony Benn: 'A very kindly man personally. But I think he'll be remembered as one of the few people nowadays who actually said what he thought. And from that point of view, the House of Commons will suffer from his loss.'
Tbh I think Tony Benn primarily meant that people like Clark were easier to deal with in The Commons because at least they tend to show their true colours when they have fewer places to hide.
We're there's people there's trouble!
Curiously not, no.
Can't bear to eat an animal...
Well said, Clark. Pilger with his gotcha question.
The *_first_* question was the _real_ gotcha. Wasn't even meant to be, ironically, but it worked. _"Well, you've _*_told_*_ me this was happening...I didn't _*_HEAR_*_ about it or _*_KNOW_*_ about it"._
At least he might have given more insight into the minds of a lot of vegetarians & vegans..
Exactly, we're profoundly superior entities....... Just like Mr Clarke.
Mr Pilger couldn't resist the snide qualifier "albeit foreigners", so Clark replied in kind. He had no time for left-wing journalists, but would have replied courteously to a courteous question.
I don't think he would. Pilger is baiting Clark, but if Clark had had it put to him "You sign off on equipment that blows up humans yet you ban hunting on your land, isn't there a contradiction?" he would have given the same response.
People say this is amazing but did his career no end of harm
In true Peta style "I'd never hurt a fly but I'd fuck you up in a heart beat"
The interviewer is a known Marxist and western hater (but lives in the west)
Pilger: "this british equipment that was causing such mayhem...." Clark: "ah? you're talking about my wedding tackle old boy?"
LOL excellent.
He murdered his wife and children, but at least he owned up to it! How refreshing!
wtf are you on about?
Wow. An Honest Politician!!!
What a strange bunch of commentators this post has brought.
@TheWiseMonkey8888 Exactly. We don't need to be body language experts here.
I think Alan was getting annoyed by the questioning and he simply gave an over the top sarcastic answer.
Excellent point.
There is no such thing as an over-sarcastic - or even sarcastic - Alan Clark. The man was a top narcissist, he always spoke in this manner, no sarcastic shades, just pure narcissism.
@@freezing5 No one knows anyone as well as you're pretending to know Clark.
@@Bill-uo6cm This line is going straight into my 'back pocket' for use at a later time
@Bill-uo6cm You mean Clark was annoyed with himself for the first answer and then realised he may as well come clean with the second. ie. _"Well, you've _*_told_*_ me this was happening...I didn't _*_HEAR_*_ about it or _*_KNOW_*_ about it"._ (cue eyes flitting desperately to one side for an escape route).
Although he was pretty monstrous at least he was honest
The distinct lack of men of this calibre in western governments is the reason why the west is going to the dogs.
another bitter politician who never made high office - Thatcher knew he was totally immoral hence kept him away from any serious ministerial position.
That's right. Thatchers right hand man was Peter Morrison - a man of natural moral fibre...
@@wag1kids815 the allegations were never proven - but I absolutely take your point.
@@revol148 I would have thought being this amoral was a first class ticket to high office
Despite being intelligent enough to understand what a 'Moral Compass' was, Alan Clark himself simply didn't possess one. Politically, personally and sexually he made no apology for the creature he was... (He saw no reason to.) His apologists cite his undeniable wit, charm and self confidence to pardon his actions and personality in every sphere. (They have a possible point...) Yet, he was a creature of absolute privilege who had no empathy whatever with anyone else who was not. Had he been born in a different age, he might well have been a Reinhard Heydrich type... Thank God he was not... xx SF
You poor dimwit. You know nothing about Clarkey. He just loved winding up self-righteous, self-important leftists like John Pilger. You could see him enjoying himself in this interview
You knew Heydrich, I presume?
Its humans that are vermin.