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SUMMARY:American Experience 37x7 - Kissinger: Part Two – TheOpport
	unist
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DESCRIPTION:Nixon's secret plan to end the Vietnam War had shown itself 
	tobe a mirage\, and body counts kept rising. Only a brave\,secret gambit t
	o visit Mao Zedong's China shifted the politicalconversation. In 1971\, Ki
	ssinger secretly entered China viaPakistan\, clandestinely organizing a su
	mmit for PresidentNixon and stunning the American public.  The opening to
	 Chinaremade the global chessboard\, sidelining the Soviet Union anddeep-f
	reezing the Cold War in a new \"triangular diplomacy.\" ButKissinger's pol
	icies were often concerned with global stabilityrather than with human rig
	hts. When a genocide erupted in EastPakistan\, perpetuated by the same lea
	der who helped Nixonreach China\, Kissinger looked the other way. His eyes
	 were onMoscow\, where Nixon would soon meet Brezhnev for a series ofconse
	quential weapons negotiations. Kissinger's policiescontinued to have far-
	reaching human implications across theglobe. When Chileans democratically 
	elected the socialistSalvador Allende\, Kissinger funded an effort to prev
	ent himfrom reaching office\, then directed the CIA to destabilize hisgove
	rnment. Allende was deposed in a coup that led to hisdeath\; Kissinger emb
	raced the subsequent dictator\, Pinochet\,reassuring Nixon that America's 
	\"hand doesn't show.\" Kissingermanaged a final act before leaving the Ni
	xon administration\,seizing the opportunity of the Yom Kippur War to push 
	theSoviet Union out of the Middle East and negotiating peace dealsbetween 
	Israel\, Egypt\, and Syria. On the cover of Newsweek\,Kissinger was heral
	ded as \"Super-K\,\" the peacemaking celebrityin an administration collaps
	ing beneath Watergate.  It was thezenith of Kissinger's fame\, and his 50
	 following years out ofoffice were rife with debate. Today\, his legacy is
	 still beingwritten.
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