Comments on: Next president will face a darker world http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/2012/11/06/next-president-will-face-a-darker-world/ Wed, 15 May 2013 01:13:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: americanguy http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/2012/11/06/next-president-will-face-a-darker-world/#comment-1397 americanguy Tue, 06 Nov 2012 21:32:34 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/?p=577#comment-1397 Dude, negative waves. What's with the negative waves? Always with the negative waves. Dude, negative waves. What’s with the negative waves? Always with the negative waves.

]]> By: Crash866 http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/2012/11/06/next-president-will-face-a-darker-world/#comment-1396 Crash866 Tue, 06 Nov 2012 19:32:10 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/?p=577#comment-1396 Most of all, the great breakthrough of the Arab Spring is now regarded as a threat as much as a liberation. An unusually apocalyptic piece in the New York Review of Books argued that “darkness descends on the Arab world.” No one knows what will become of the new governments in Egypt and Tunisia, poised between accommodation with secularism and Islamism. As the British Prime Minister David Cameron trips around the conservative regimes of the Gulf and of Saudi Arabia, trying to sell weaponry, the rulers of these states warn that “Britain risks confusing democracy and human rights movements with revolutionaries who, they say, want to replace the current monarchies with Islamic republics.” Yeah who was all about that...... Most of all, the great breakthrough of the Arab Spring is now regarded as a threat as much as a liberation. An unusually apocalyptic piece in the New York Review of Books argued that “darkness descends on the Arab world.” No one knows what will become of the new governments in Egypt and Tunisia, poised between accommodation with secularism and Islamism. As the British Prime Minister David Cameron trips around the conservative regimes of the Gulf and of Saudi Arabia, trying to sell weaponry, the rulers of these states warn that “Britain risks confusing democracy and human rights movements with revolutionaries who, they say, want to replace the current monarchies with Islamic republics.”

Yeah who was all about that……

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