Reply #4: He gave him a few strongly worded lectures, and then sent him

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his yearly checks.

This was a moment when the whole world was waiting to see a firm statement of rejection of the brutality of an infamous dictator against his own people over three decades. A corrupt, brutal, narcissistic, criminal who has tortured and oppressed and literally destroyed the people of Egypt.

Had this president given the speech the world was waiting to hear, he would have ended terrorism against the U.S., and re-gained the respect and trust this country has lost over the past several decades because of our support for these brutal dictators.

His words always sound wonderful but people are beginning to realize, and you can read it in the news media from every part of the world, that words don't mean anything if they not are accompanied by decisive action.

His speech was received around the world with great disappointment. The U.S. likes its dictators. The Egyptian people are not concerned about what the U.S. thinks, they were partners with the man who destroyed their nation. And after the people prevail, it will be too late and will be seen as the Obama administration having to accept the inevitable, but only because they could not stop it.

In fact it is already too late.