Hot on the heels of reports that Secretary of State John Kerry was openly at odds with the National Security Council on the merits of the military coup d’etat in Egypt, Kerry has delivered another speech condemning the ousted elected government.
In the speech at the State Department today, Kerry accused the Muslim Brotherhood of “stealing” the revolution from protesters who organized through Twitter.
Broad-based protests ousted US-backed military dictator Hosni Mubarak in early 2011, and the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) decisively won elections that followed in late 2011 and early 2012, with Mohamed Morsi winning the presidency.
Bankrolled by the US, protests against the Morsi government were held in summer, and the military arrested Morsi and seized power. Kerry has praised the coup repeatedly, claiming it set Egypt on the process of a “tremendous transformation.”
Those bastards won an election!!!
What an idoit(sic).The Zionists bark and Kerry listens.And screw Rand Paul and Cruz for their Israeli love letters.The borg has long arms and mucho dough.
Kerry should return to school and learn what a democratic, representative government is all about. The USA support for the recent military coup in Egypt tells the story that it will support any form of government that cow-tows to American international intensions.
And the Army stole the government …. twice.
Kerry just let the cat out of the bag about Twitter being a State Department tool for fomenting "color revolutions." He also let the cat out of the bag that there was a "color revolution" that the FedGov lost control of, so that the Muslim Brotherhood was able to win an election, fair and square. Thanks for confirming our hunch, John.
How does Kerry tie his shoes, let alone have a platform where he gets to have people listen to the noises he makes with his mouth?
How did they "steal" an election? They had more votes.
Kerry needs to be patted on the head, sat down in his Fisher Price chair, and given a sippy cup.
Twitter people are the small minority of Egyptians. They voted and elected parliament, president and approved constitution in referendum. Now, that is all no good — we are just kidding, that is not democracy! Democracy is whoever we think it is. And off with their heads! All in jail or dead, from parliament to all branches of government, including the president! Wow. Let us try such revolution ourselves. How many twitter votes are necessary to have them all in jail, take their property, ban all parties — except, of course the twitting kind. What a mess! How embarrasing.