Posted on 08/03/2013 7:23:33 PM PDT by SoFloFreeper
Gen Abdulfattah al-Sisi, the Egyptian general who deposed Mohammed Morsi, the country's democratically-elected president has accused the US of "turning your backs" on Egypt.
In an interview with the Washington Post he appeared to blame the instability on the White House, saying: "You left the Egyptians. You turned your back on the Egyptians and they won't forget that."
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Dude’s a sissy to think that Bammy in anyway resembles any of the signers of the DOI.
This government has turned its back on its own men.
And its own citizens.
Journalism students are some of the most ignorant students at any university. They get absolutely no training in Logic and usually are the most inept students in math and science. They believe every cockeyed hippie journalism professor, which is great training for their total gullibility when covering “progressive” politicians.
The MSM are below scum in their treason,
and for their endless sucking up to the Impostor
whom THEY installed
by Election Fraud for Tax Writeoffs.
America is divided. They don’t know which side to blame.
Your damn straight on that one. Quite an interesting time we live in where Russia is coming down on the right side of history at every turn. This administration has turned the place into a mess.
Obama is a GD idiot, i.e., a liberal leftist.
Scary reading over at Canada Free Press by the guy you’re not suppose to mention here on FR.
“Unmasking the ...”
...the Egyptian general who deposed Mohammed Morsi, the country's democratically-elected president ...appeared to blame the instability on the White House, saying: "You left the Egyptians. You turned your back on the Egyptians and they won't forget that."...partisan media shills ping, the underline of the talking point / meme-building is mine.
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