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World

John Kerry Calls for Unity, Reform in Egypt

Secretary of State of the world??

Reason Staff | 3.3.2013 1:30 PM

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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with Egypt's president Sunday, wrapping up a visit to the deeply divided country with an appeal for unity and reform.

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  1. polnick   13 years ago

    Seventy million people living in Egypt are rooted in the lower Nile, they should be boated to Sudan or further down river. A higher civilization of Europeans and Israelis can replace the unemployable freeloaders.

  2. JeremyR   13 years ago

    Don't worry, they'll get unity through Islamism. Through force is necessary (and probably even if not necessary), but it will happen.

    1. JeremyR   13 years ago

      I am reminded by a quote from H. Beam Piper's Space Viking

      "You had a nice civilization once. Too bad you let the barbarians in"

      1. JeremyR   13 years ago

        Okay, the exact quote is

        ""I'm sorry, Prince Edvard. You had a wonderful civilization here on Marduk. You could have made almost anything of it. But it's too late now. You've torn down the gates; the barbarians are in.""

  3. Rarely Offended   13 years ago

    But, they already have reform in Egypt...

  4. buybuydandavis   13 years ago

    "We believe that being active, engaging in peaceful participation is essential to building strong communities and healthy democracies."

    Yes, when two wolves and a lamb vote on what's for dinner, the lamb should engage in peaceful participation in the democratic process and be a good sport when the election doesn't go his way.

  5. ThatSkepticGuy   13 years ago

    Oh, that's cute. They actually think the passive-aggressive demands for conformity and obedience via finger-wagging about "unity" BS they pull over here will work on a bunch of theocratic whackadoos.

    Someone should remind Kerry that fundamentalist psychopaths tend to be the most unified people on the planet.

    1. John Galt   13 years ago

      Those "theocratic whackadoos" have already made quick work of swift-boating ole horse face. And as usual he was so taken by surprise and given to flight over fight all he could do is sit there grinning and looking even dumber than he normally does.

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