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Egypt's interim vice president, Mohamed ElBaradei, resigned on Wednesday after the security forces used force to crush protest camps of supporters of the deposed Islamist President Mohamed Mursi ...
BigBallinStalin wrote:No, it's because the Muslim Brotherhood won't peacefully seek a solution; therefore, it's their fault. General Sisi democratically installed a new, military-backed president to save Egypt from authoritarianism, so why blame him? He does it for democracy.
Qwert wrote:i dont understand,, first US kick hes friend Mubarak, then demand for democratic election,, and then Muslim brotherhood win in election,, and again US are not happy?? This all mess its because US involve and back Egyptian Army against Democratic elected President of Egypt.
After Libya, Syria,,now US again involved in new Civil War.
Dukasaur wrote:Qwert wrote:i dont understand,, first US kick hes friend Mubarak, then demand for democratic election,, and then Muslim brotherhood win in election,, and again US are not happy?? This all mess its because US involve and back Egyptian Army against Democratic elected President of Egypt.
After Libya, Syria,,now US again involved in new Civil War.
Let's be fair here. I'm all in favour of blaming the Americans for everything, but in all honesty this mess began when the KGB and its paid stooges overthrew the legitimate King of Egypt in 1952. You can lay this mess squarely at the doorstep of your Russian cousins.
thegreekdog wrote:Is there such a thing as a legitimate king?
thegreekdog wrote:Is there such a thing as a legitimate king?
Qwert wrote:i dont understand,, first US kick hes friend Mubarak, then demand for democratic election,, and then Muslim brotherhood win in election,, and again US are not happy?? This all mess its because US involve and back Egyptian Army against Democratic elected President of Egypt.
After Libya, Syria,,now US again involved in new Civil War.
Qwert wrote:For me its impossible to imagine that for one year, US are not involve in any conflict on earth.
"I think it's tough for guys who weren't in the military," he says. "One, their manhood is kind of challenged on some level, I imagine, and they allow themselves to get bullied. And two, they're just politically afraid of either looking soft or looking incompetent, so they overcompensate."
http://www.theguardian.com/film/2013/au ... ar-elysium
“There are a lot of things that I really question — the legality of the drone strikes, these NSA revelations. Jimmy Carter came out and said we don’t live in a democracy. That’s a little intense when an ex-president says that. So you now, he’s got some explaining to do, particularly for a constitutional law professor.”
http://www.politico.com/blogs/click/201 ... html?ml=bp
saxitoxin wrote:Obama is a bloodthirsty warmonger because he's concerned about his penis size and about being exposed as an incompetent buffoon
The U.S. military has doubled the number of aircraft standing by in Italy if needed to evacuate Americans from the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli, Libya, CNN has learned.
A decision to evacuate as violence in the Libyan capital grows is "minute by minute, hour by hour," a defense official told CNN on Monday.
Fierce fighting swept across the city Sunday after armed men stormed the country's interim Parliament. Sporadic bursts of gunfire and blasts could still be heard on the outskirts of the capital Monday evening.
At least four people were killed and 90 injured Sunday in Tripoli, according to the Health Ministry.
Fighters armed with heavy weapons moved in on the General National Congress as Sunday's session was adjourned. The attackers stormed the building as members were evacuated. Fighting then spread to other parts of the city.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/19/world/afr ... ?hpt=hp_t2
a6mzero wrote:George Bush and Dick Cheney created the greatest foreign policy disaster in the last 50 years and the clowns here have the nerve to talk about Obama's shortcomings. Give me a freaking break.SHEESH!
a6mzero wrote:P.S. There were something like 10 or 11 attacks on US embassies and consulates during the Bush administration. Didn't hear the wingnuts wringing their hands and calling for hearing after hearing then.
a6mzero wrote:If Cheney and Bush didn't face a warcrime tribunal for the 1/2 million Iraq deaths I wouldn't hold my breath for Obama taking a turn on the stand.
saxitoxin wrote:a6mzero wrote:If Cheney and Bush didn't face a warcrime tribunal for the 1/2 million Iraq deaths I wouldn't hold my breath for Obama taking a turn on the stand.
Of course he won't. He'll leave office and retire to a sprawling estate, his pockets lined with millions of Aramco and Aetna dollars and his garden surrounded by heavily-armed Secret Service agents. He'll leave thousands of innocent Americans to pay for his crimes on his behalf...
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