Posted on 01/15/2013 2:12:00 PM PST by Olog-hai
The White House has condemned anti-Semitic remarks by Mohammed Morsi, the Egyptian president, who once described Israelis as the “descendants of apes and pigs”.
Mr. Morsi’s slurs, which emerged in recordings from 2010, were termed “deeply offensive” by Jay Carney, Mr. Obama’s press secretary, who said concerns had been raised with Egyptian officials.
Mr. Carney urged Mr. Morsi, who has promised to respect Egypt’s decades-old peace treaty with Israel, to promptly state publicly that he respects people of all faiths. …
Jewish groups have sharply criticized the remarks and said they raised troubling questions about the future of America’s delicate relations with Egypt’s new leaders. …
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
Morsi: “Yeah yeah yeah, whatever”
Jay Carney is deeply offended. Oh, dear.
hey obama and you socialists, hows that middle east and obama’s policy working out for there, you frigging idiots.
Now we get into Mali, after Libya and after getting rid of an ally of 30 years in Egypt
Jay Carney, Mr. Obama’s press secretary, who said concerns had been raised with Egyptian officials. Actually Jay jumped all over their butts saying that it is Obamas prerogative to criticize Israel and they Morsi better stop upstaging him!
oooooo! Condemned! That is sure to make the 6th century sand monkey quake in his boots.
Mr. Morsi’s slurs, which emerged in recordings from 2010, were termed “deeply offensive” by Jay Carney,
although the Food Stamp President actually agrees with him. Jay Carney is a dolt and lightweight and nobody pays attention to him. Anyone whose last job was as a mouthpiece for Slow Joe cannot really be taken seriously ever.
The condemnation is just about as good as being whipped by wet spaghetti noodles. another waste of a million dollars by Odumbass
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