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Ouch! Garry Kasparov skewers John Kerry ahead of Middle East peace speech

In case you hadn’t already heard, the illustrious John Kerry is all set to deliver a speech on achieving peace in the Middle East:

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Oh, this should be good:

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will offer a “comprehensive vision” for how Middle East peace can be achieved in a speech Wednesday in Washington, as Israel steps up its response to a censure from the United Nations over the construction of settlements in the West Bank.

The U.S. last week broke with tradition and decided not to veto a UN Security Council resolution condemning the West Bank settlements. Israel has already moved to limit ties with countries that voted for the resolution, rebuked member states’ representatives, recalled ambassadors from co-sponsors New Zealand and Senegal and pledged to cut off nearly $8 million in funding to UN institutions.

Kerry, describing himself as a “lifelong friend of Israel,” defended the U.S. decision to abstain on the vote in a Dec. 23 statement, warning that the possibility of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict “is now in jeopardy, with terrorism, violence and incitement continuing and unprecedented steps to expand settlements being advanced by avowed opponents of the two state solution.”

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Skeptical of Kerry’s ability to do anything, much less offer a solution to Middle East turmoil? Chess champ Garry Kasparov is right there with you:

Dang. Pretty much says it all, don’t you think?

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