Kerry: Nations Prosper When 'Citizens Have Faith in Their Governments'

[Stephanie]

All Heil our master: THE government... and here we dumb citizens thought they were elected to : care about the United States agenda
good grief

SNIP:
7:14 AM, Apr 22, 2015 • By JERYL BIER

Speaking Tuesday at the 45th Annual Washington Conference of the Council of the Americas, Secretary of State John Kerry said that "countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law." Kerry said that a "new kind of relationship" with Latin American countries, emphasizing democracy and human rights, will contribute to "our common agenda for the hemisphere."

Here are Kerry's remarks in greater context:

At the UN Human Rights Council last fall, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Uruguay joined the United States in sponsoring a resolution in support of LGBT rights. Our landmark Open Government Partnership, which the United States launched with Brazil five years ago, is now chaired by Mexico. And over the past three years, we have worked with partners, including Costa Rica, Mexico, Chile, and Jamaica, to help strengthen the independent bodies of the Inter-American Human Rights System. Many of the globe’s leading voices for human rights and the rule of law, obviously, share Spanish as their native tongue.



Why does this matter? Well, it matters because countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law.

all of it here:
Kerry Nations Prosper When Citizens Have Faith in Their Governments The Weekly Standard

 

[Sonny Clark]

All Heil our master: THE government... and here we dumb citizens thought they were elected to : care about the United States agenda
good grief

SNIP:
7:14 AM, Apr 22, 2015 • By JERYL BIER

Speaking Tuesday at the 45th Annual Washington Conference of the Council of the Americas, Secretary of State John Kerry said that "countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law." Kerry said that a "new kind of relationship" with Latin American countries, emphasizing democracy and human rights, will contribute to "our common agenda for the hemisphere."

Here are Kerry's remarks in greater context:

At the UN Human Rights Council last fall, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Uruguay joined the United States in sponsoring a resolution in support of LGBT rights. Our landmark Open Government Partnership, which the United States launched with Brazil five years ago, is now chaired by Mexico. And over the past three years, we have worked with partners, including Costa Rica, Mexico, Chile, and Jamaica, to help strengthen the independent bodies of the Inter-American Human Rights System. Many of the globe’s leading voices for human rights and the rule of law, obviously, share Spanish as their native tongue.



Why does this matter? Well, it matters because countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law.

all of it here:
Kerry Nations Prosper When Citizens Have Faith in Their Governments The Weekly Standard

Man ...... we sure could use some justice and equal treatment under the law here in this country. I wonder why Mr. Kerry doesn't preach that sermon here in the United States? It's strange that he feels the need to express those feelings outside of our borders, but hasn't lead protests and marches here in America to encourage justice and equal treatment under the law for American citizens. In my opinion, he should be ashamed of himself.

 

[ogibillm]

how in the hell can you find those remarks controversial?

 

[rightwinger]

State John Kerry said that "countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law."

Hard to believe that conservative America is opposed to that

 

[ogibillm]

State John Kerry said that "countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law."

Hard to believe that conservative America is opposed to that

it's just a pavlovian reaction. no thought involved.

 

[Stephanie]

All Heil our master: THE government... and here we dumb citizens thought they were elected to : care about the United States agenda
good grief

SNIP:
7:14 AM, Apr 22, 2015 • By JERYL BIER

Speaking Tuesday at the 45th Annual Washington Conference of the Council of the Americas, Secretary of State John Kerry said that "countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law." Kerry said that a "new kind of relationship" with Latin American countries, emphasizing democracy and human rights, will contribute to "our common agenda for the hemisphere."

Here are Kerry's remarks in greater context:

At the UN Human Rights Council last fall, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Uruguay joined the United States in sponsoring a resolution in support of LGBT rights. Our landmark Open Government Partnership, which the United States launched with Brazil five years ago, is now chaired by Mexico. And over the past three years, we have worked with partners, including Costa Rica, Mexico, Chile, and Jamaica, to help strengthen the independent bodies of the Inter-American Human Rights System. Many of the globe’s leading voices for human rights and the rule of law, obviously, share Spanish as their native tongue.



Why does this matter? Well, it matters because countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law.

all of it here:
Kerry Nations Prosper When Citizens Have Faith in Their Governments The Weekly Standard

Man ...... we sure could use some justice and equal treatment under the law here in this country. I wonder why Mr. Kerry doesn't preach that sermon here in the United States? It's strange that he feels the need to express those feelings outside of our borders, but hasn't lead protests and marches here in America to encourage justice and equal treatment under the law for American citizens. In my opinion, he should be ashamed of himself.

I don't want any of these elected asses PRECHING to me. I had a mommy and daddy for that. and especially from some snob like Jon "married into the Heinz ketchup FORTUNE) Kerry

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Government is the Progressive's God

 

[whitehall]

You almost gotta laugh at the guy. Kerry was a border line traitor back when he didn't have faith in the government. When the Hussein administration starts talking about faith you know they are in big trouble.

 

[rightwinger]

All Heil our master: THE government... and here we dumb citizens thought they were elected to : care about the United States agenda
good grief

SNIP:
7:14 AM, Apr 22, 2015 • By JERYL BIER

Speaking Tuesday at the 45th Annual Washington Conference of the Council of the Americas, Secretary of State John Kerry said that "countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law." Kerry said that a "new kind of relationship" with Latin American countries, emphasizing democracy and human rights, will contribute to "our common agenda for the hemisphere."

Here are Kerry's remarks in greater context:

At the UN Human Rights Council last fall, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Uruguay joined the United States in sponsoring a resolution in support of LGBT rights. Our landmark Open Government Partnership, which the United States launched with Brazil five years ago, is now chaired by Mexico. And over the past three years, we have worked with partners, including Costa Rica, Mexico, Chile, and Jamaica, to help strengthen the independent bodies of the Inter-American Human Rights System. Many of the globe’s leading voices for human rights and the rule of law, obviously, share Spanish as their native tongue.



Why does this matter? Well, it matters because countries are far more likely to advance economically and socially when citizens have faith in their governments and are able to rely on them for justice and equal treatment under the law.

all of it here:
Kerry Nations Prosper When Citizens Have Faith in Their Governments The Weekly Standard

Man ...... we sure could use some justice and equal treatment under the law here in this country. I wonder why Mr. Kerry doesn't preach that sermon here in the United States? It's strange that he feels the need to express those feelings outside of our borders, but hasn't lead protests and marches here in America to encourage justice and equal treatment under the law for American citizens. In my opinion, he should be ashamed of himself.

I don't want any of these elected asses PRECHING to me. I had a mommy and daddy for that. and especially from some snob like Jon "married into the Heinz ketchup FORTUNE) Kerry

Drinking early today

 

[CrusaderFrank]

You almost gotta laugh at the guy. Kerry was a border line traitor back when he didn't have faith in the government. When the Hussein administration starts talking about faith you know they are in big trouble.

He was a War Criminal and a traitor

 

[Stephanie]

Government is the Progressive's God

this is what they are "preaching" to our children
snip:
Obama to College Students: ‘Reject These Voices’ That Warn of Big Government & Tyranny
all of itObama to College Students Reject These Voices That Warn of Big Government Tyranny Video TheBlaze.com


THEY didn't put out this video for no reason.


I hope the people finish the job they started by kicking that party out of control of Congress and kicks them the rest of way out of lives come, 2016
they are dangerous to our way of life and our country

 

[Manonthestreet]

And right now with virtually every govt agency breaking the law at will.......maybe they should devote some effort in that direction.

 

[Stephanie]

You almost gotta laugh at the guy. Kerry was a border line traitor back when he didn't have faith in the government. When the Hussein administration starts talking about faith you know they are in big trouble.

He was a War Criminal and a traitor

Yes he was and leave it to Obama to elevate him into running our government

they have pissed all over us and gives us the finger at the same

he stabbed the men he served with and all our military in the back.

 

[B. Kidd]

And right now with virtually every govt agency breaking the law at will.......maybe they should devote some effort in that direction.

No shit. Faith in Gov't..........what's that?......................

 

[rightwinger]

Government is the Progressive's God

this is what they are "preaching" to our children
snip:
Obama to College Students: ‘Reject These Voices’ That Warn of Big Government & Tyranny
all of itObama to College Students Reject These Voices That Warn of Big Government Tyranny Video TheBlaze.com


THEY didn't put out this video for no reason.


I hope the people finish the job they started by kicking that party out of control of Congress and kicks them the rest of way out of lives come, 2016
they are dangerous to our way of life and our country

Which of those "Julia" programs do conservatives want to repeal?

 

[B. Kidd]

The DEA has restored my faith in Gubmint..................

 

[Stephanie]

Under Obama he has UNLEASH every government agency to be used as a WEAPON against us the American citizens. and we saw like with the IRS and conservative groups...... he had people cheering them on telling us: oh they are just doing their job. Now if had been against LIBERALS. weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeellll

we are doomed