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Secretary Rice and Qaddafi's Creepy Scrapbook
So not only did ex-Libyan leader Muammar el-Qaddafi keep a weird scrapbook on Condoleezza Rice, now we now he actually showed it to her.
The Hill's Blog Briefing Room reports that in an ABC interview scheduled to air next week on Good Morning America, Rice said Qaddafi made her sit through a viewing of the collection of photos of her the Libyan strongman he had collected during her visit to the country in 2008.
"I thought, 'Well this is a really, really strange, strange moment in my time as Secretary of State," Rice said.
In addition to the photos, Qadafi also presented Rice with an original song that he had specially composed for her, called "Black Flower in the White House."
I'm guessing this is the kind of thing that no amount of training in international relations could prepare one for.
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