Nice picture.

Bush had it right... "Increasingly Irrelevant."

Would the Light-Bringer please call him home?

Despciable Jew-hater, terrorist enabler. Rot of soul so deep and so foul it's hard to put into words.

Is it me or is jimmy Carter starting to look like an elderly Howdy Doodie?

Dear Jimmy Carter...

There was a job I once worked at and we got in a conversation about "Dhimmi Carter"...
The main GM stated, "Jimmy Carter is a VERY moral man."

I openly burst out laughing and asked, "You mean immoral, right?"

The room went deathly quiet...no wonder I lasted there for about 2 months longer after that one.

State Department spokesman Tom Casey told reporters that the U.S. has “made clear our views that we did not think now is the moment for him or anyone to be talking with Hamas.” Casey said any meeting with Hamas officials is “something we’ve counseled against. But he is a private citizen, and it certainly is his decision.”

Is it not still illegal to commiserate with a state designated terror organization?

It's all bullshit
If they wanted to stop him
they could stop him.

Obviously Jimmy doesn't know about the Hamas Killer rabbit program.

Hamas has killed some 250 Israelis in suicide bombings and has been blacklisted by the U.S. and Israel as a terrorist organization.

Blacklisting? How mean!
/

re: #5 Dustyvet

Is it me or is jimmy Carter starting to look like an elderly Howdy Doodie?

Remove the "Howdy", and I think you've got it.

Pimp's in the crib.

Hamas 101
(Jimmah's Terrorists)

Fatah 101
(GWB's Terrorists)

Only someone on the left could meet with, against the wishes of the State Department, a terrorist organization and be feted by the media instead of arrested on his return.

Jimmah is a disgusting piece of sh*t--when, oh when, is our State Department going to curtail his treasonous activities?

He kept some shrapnel from Israel.. no word if he asked for a piece with blood on it.

But he is a private citizen, and it certainly is his decision.”

Um, Logan Act, anyone? Arrest his ass and throw him in jail when he gets back.

re: #5 Dustyvet

Is it me or is jimmy Carter starting to look like an elderly Howdy Doodie?

[Link: www.doodyville.com...]

re: #5 Dustyvet

"Is it me or is jimmy Carter starting to look like an elderly Howdy Doodie?"

LOL!

Howdy Doodie had more going on inside his head, though.

Anything I posted at this point about dhimmi would get me banned.

He doesn't even think Hamas are terrorists. Good gawd. This kind of stupidity is maddening.

re: #16 pig farmer

LOL!

Jimmys just a bitter Georgian clinging to Religion, Hamas and Jew hatred as a coping mechanism.

Just another headline-grabbing tool/user/putz.

Give it up, Jimmah, you're a has-been (if you were even that).

JAFLW

re: #20 crown_of_feathers

"Is it me or is jimmy Carter starting to look like an elderly Howdy Doodie?"

LOL!

Howdy Doodie had more going on inside his head, though.

We know...:)

re: #22 Milk Toast Intolerant

He doesn't even think Hamas are terrorists. Good gawd. This kind of stupidity is maddening.

Abbas is a man of peace!

I am waiting for him to start wandering the Middle East in a brides dress.

Well, how long before Jimmah is Obama's foreign policy adviser?

Perhaps Jimmy Carter is getting senile in old age... Perhaps he's always had a sensitive twinge for the poor Palestinians...

Maybe he's just an idiot and a traitor...

When do we get to proceed with prosecution for treason?

Broken clock time. Even though he managed to mention that the rocket barrages against Sderot were criminal (okay, we can quibble that it isn't merely criminal, but an ongoing series of acts of war against Israel perpetrated by terrorists dedicated to Israel's destruction), he still manages to get everything else wrong about Hamas.

Besides, Hamas has American blood on its hands as well.

Yet, Carter repeatedly goes out of his way to defend Hamas.

re: #18 Iron Fist

Um, Logan Act, anyone? Arrest his ass and throw him in jail when he gets back.

Logan Act is not viable. One indictment, that case never went to trail. If a law hasn't been used for 100+ years it is effective no longer a law.

And historians dare call President Bush the worst president ever? Ahem...they should look at Jimmy Carter...

His brother, they found out, was a registered Lybian agent. I'd check to see if his registration forms are on file.

Yet, Carter GWB repeatedly goes out of his way to defend Hamas Fatah.

"Can't you see what's happening here?
Don't you see what's happening?"
~ George Bailey

re: #18 Iron Fist

Um, Logan Act, anyone? Arrest his ass and throw him in jail when he gets back.

Exactly what I was thinking... Isn't he covered by the Logan Act in this case, since even the morons at State are against him on this?

I think he's on Bush's payroll.

Yesterday George Will called Jimmah "delusional". Brilliant!

re: #30 tfc3rid

Perhaps Jimmy Carter is getting senile in old age... Perhaps he's always had a sensitive twinge for the poor Palestinians...

Maybe he's just an idiot and a traitor...

The evidence would point to the latter...

JAFLW

Jimmy Carter does what Jimmy Carter does, but who supports him? Which politicians think he is doing the right thing? I know Obama will not criticize him, and for that I would put BHO into the "unacceptable" category. Who else?

We need to know who are the terrorist enablers. Besides Jimmy Carter.

I know this is the twelfth time I've asked for this, but it's something I can't atone for enough: Will someone please beat me upside the head for having voting for that Putz-azoid TWICE?

Why did Israel let him land?

I can't believe I voted for this twit in my youth

re: #29 maddogg

Well, how long before Jimmah is Obama's foreign policy adviser?

How about in a black leather mini skirt, fishnet hose, and 6 inch platform patent leather boots?

I would state that Dhimmi is showing the mental illness that comes with age but my wife pointed out that it would be an insult to victims of Alzheimer's and other forms of senile dementia. Besides, when a person starts losing his mental capacities because of an age related illness, his true personality comes to the fore. As a result we are seeing the true Dhimmi Carter. The "lust for the Polish people" and the hatred for Menachem Begin were apparently part of his basic personality rather than mistakes.

re: #33 jcm

Logan Act is not viable. One indictment, that case never went to trail. If a law hasn't been used for 100+ years it is effective no longer a law.

Have we not indicted people very very recently
and are still doing so
for having dealings with Hamas and other designated terror groups ?
CAIR, the Holy Land Foundation, Samui Al Arian

etcetc

He is above that law?

re: #33 jcm

Logan Act is not viable. One indictment, that case never went to trail. If a law hasn't been used for 100+ years it is effective no longer a law.

It'd be interesting to see that argued in Court. The Law hasn't been repealed, and Carter is definately in violation of it.

They won't charge him, of course, but they should. The Bush Administration doesn't have the balls to charge him, and Carter knows it.

re: #8 BabbaZee

BABBALEH...Chag Sameach...

re: #38 Ben Hur

I think he's on Bush's payroll.

I hope this isn't some back door crap

re: #16 pig farmer

When pigs fly.

45 was supposed to be directed to comment # 28.

PMIF

Well, Dhimmi wrote speeches for Arafish, and guided him in changing the world's opinion of that terrorist and his organization; he wants to do the same for Hamas.

re: #44 hayseed

I can't believe I voted for this twit in my youth

Thank $DEITY I was too young to vote then.

re: #33 jcm

Logan Act is not viable. One indictment, that case never went to trail. If a law hasn't been used for 100+ years it is effective no longer a law.

Um, where do you get that from? A law on the books is still a law on the books no matter how old it is if it had never been removed from the books or struck out by another law passed more recently.

re: #42 crown_of_feathers

I know this is the twelfth time I've asked for this, but it's something I can't atone for enough: Will someone please beat me upside the head for having voting for that Putz-azoid TWICE?

Look, so you made a mistake twice - don't get worked up about it, but don't repeat it either. Move ahead and don't look back. The only perfect person to walk this earth got nailed to a cross, the rest of us have to muddle along as best we can.

JAFLW

Strictly a Jew-hating, America-hating, Israel-hating Leftist who never met a terrorist he didn't fall in love with.

He'd sit down w/bin Laden, KSM & Ramsey Clark & wax nostalgic about 9/11 if he could.

'Speaking at an event organized by an Israeli financial newspaper, Carter said he wanted to become a “communicator” between Hamas and the U.S.'

. 'Mouthpiece' is the correct term.

Israel should refuse to let him land in Israel - period.

re: #49 WriterMom

BABBALEH...Chag Sameach...

{Chag Sameach WriterMom!}

re: #46 Sabba Hillel

His inability to find Islamic terrorists evil pre-dates the current HamasOPalooza...remember the hostages?

re: #44 hayseed

At least back then the Democrat states were the red ones.

re: #54 victor_yugo

Thank $DEITY I was too young to vote then.

Heh....that there is useful code.

re: #50 hayseed

I hope this isn't some back door crap

It reminds of N Korea.

People were against him meeting with the Norks, but then, when he was "successful" Albright stepped right it.

re: #24 x-ray

Jimmys just a bitter Georgian clinging to Religion, Hamas and Jew hatred as a coping mechanism.

But Obamanation and his irrevrend agree.

re: #29 maddogg

Well, how long before Jimmah is Obama's foreign policy adviser?

Obama already has Dhimmi's advisers.

people it labeled terrorists

So who would Carter consider an actual terrorist, not just one labeled as such? Oh, right, must be those apartheid Joooos who commit random acts of murder that disproportionately target those poor misunderstood peace-loving hamas activists as they practice backyard rocketry.

re: #41 Golem Akbar

Jimmy Carter does what Jimmy Carter does, but who supports him? Which politicians think he is doing the right thing? I know Obama will not criticize him, and for that I would put BHO into the "unacceptable" category. Who else?

We need to know who are the terrorist enablers. Besides Jimmy Carter.

The terrorist enablers are all those who use the following code words: balanced approach, honest broker, even handed, human rights, moderate Palestinian. I think you get the point. Hum, now witch party and particularly which candidate's advisers use those terms. Well I'm stumped?

President Carter is the reason I am no longer a democrat. [the party left me, I didn't leave the party]

re: #67 carl b

So who would Carter consider an actual terrorist

re: #16 pig farmer

Jimmah is a disgusting piece of sh*t--when, oh when, is our State Department going to curtail his treasonous activities?

/it's not treason it's free speech!

Seriously, though, Jimbo's off the ranch on this one. The US can very simply state, "Jimmy doesn't speak for the US Government and any and all 'negotiations and talks' with him will have no effect on any relations with the US Government." The end.

The fact that we so willingly allow so many US "dignitaries" (so ironic, that) to run amok and do as they please is disgusting and it makes the US leadership look spineless and irrelevant (which isn't exactly inaccurate, to be fair...).

Role-reversal time! Clinton or Obama gets elected and Bush goes to Isreal to negotiate continued mutual support. How much do you bet the liberals foam at the mouth and scream, blowing hoses of liquid hate from every available orifice?

Mmm, delicious ignorance.

re: #62 laZardo

At least back then the Democrat states were the red ones.

Speaking of Red States...don't the Repub's switch to the Blue and the Dem's switch back to their true color of Commy Red?

Or is the switch permanent?

But Jimmy doesn’t want to hear it

Of course not. His type always know better than the rest of us.

re: #69 Golem Akbar

President Carter is the reason I am no longer a democrat. [the party left me, I didn't leave the party]

Is that you Senator Liberman?

re: #47 BabbaZee

Other laws are more applicable, and IMHO should be applied.
re: #48 Iron Fist

It'd be interesting to see that argued in Court. The Law hasn't been repealed, and Carter is definately in violation of it.

They won't charge him, of course, but they should. The Bush Administration doesn't have the balls to charge him, and Carter knows it.

Every new law gets it's first case, that case is used to "test" the legality of the law. That's what's called "case law" the nuts and bolts application of a law in court.

There's never been a Logan Act trial. The law it's self has never had a "test run" there's no precedent on how it works. Added to that it's so old and never been tested, the legal system has in effect made a decision that the law is not workable. (doesn't make a lot of sense but there it is)

re: #66 Kosh's Shadow

Obama already has Dhimmi's advisers.

Certainly, but I think Jimmah would be an excellent addition to the albatross necklace Obama has hanging around his neck.

re: #45 maddogg

Obama's foreign policy team would be a Jimmy Carter foreign policy team. Especially Zbigniew Brezinski, with hints of Susan Power, Jeremiah Wright, and Col. Qaddafi.

re: #42 crown_of_feathers

I know this is the twelfth time I've asked for this, but it's something I can't atone for enough: Will someone please beat me upside the head for having voting for that Putz-azoid TWICE?

Whack! Now one back at me, please...

re: #68 Nevergiveup

You forgot to add that perennial favorite: "Peace process."

As in, the Palestinian "peace process" everytime they disembowel pregnant Jewish women or blow up school kids in Tel Aviv.

re: #76 jcm

That's what I am saying.
the fact that they are not applying them telegraphs consent, no matter what the hooplediplobabble is.

re: #55 Honorary Yooper

Um, where do you get that from? A law on the books is still a law on the books no matter how old it is if it had never been removed from the books or struck out by another law passed more recently.

Is selective/inconsistent enforcement of the law a feasible defense?

re: #55 Honorary Yooper

Um, where do you get that from? A law on the books is still a law on the books no matter how old it is if it had never been removed from the books or struck out by another law passed more recently.

There is book law, what congress passes, and case law what is functional in the courts.

Logan is book law, never been made case law.

I don't make up the rules, that's just the way it is.

See my #76.

Jimmah Carter? "Why he's crazier than a shit house rat and twice as willing to bite Americas collective ass" (Reputedly the last words of his Libyan agent brother).

re: #81 firebreather

You forgot to add that perennial favorite: "Peace process."

As in, the Palestinian "peace process" everytime they disembowel pregnant Jewish women or blow up school kids in Tel Aviv.

Hell let's throw in "Road Map" also. There so many good ones to choose from.

re: #68 Nevergiveup

The terrorist enablers are all those who use the following code words: balanced approach, honest broker, even handed, human rights, moderate Palestinian. I think you get the point. Hum, now witch party and particularly which candidate's advisers use those terms. Well I'm stumped?

Not all democrats (I am assuming that's the party you meant) are terror-enablers/Carter supporters. But most are, these days, most likely. Man, that 's really sad.

I can't understand how any Jew could have anything but contempt for Carter. And I really can't understand how anyone who loves democracy could listen or watch Jimmy Carter without throwing up.

re: #50 hayseed

I hope this isn't some back door crap

re: #77 maddogg

Certainly, but I think Jimmah would be an excellent addition to the albatross necklace Obama has hanging around his neck.

My response to this would get me banned. But the image it leaves...

Isn't he endangering his Secret Service detail by doing this?

re: #29 maddogg

Well, how long before Jimmah is Obama's foreign policy adviser?

You misspelled "Osama". He advised Arafat, he wants to work with Hamas, he's out their working for real mass-murderers. Obama is a piker to him.

Don't forget "Shelf Plan."

I can't wait for the annoying MSM metaphors on this one.

I've had quite enough of "Roadblocks" on the roadmap.

re: #75 Nevergiveup

Is that you Senator Liberman?

I hope Ol' Joe isn't the only democrat who still believes in democracy or the vision of JFK (ask not what your county can do for you, but rather what you can do for your country).

Here is Jimmah's idea of a real terrorist.

re: #42 crown_of_feathers

I know this is the twelfth time I've asked for this, but it's something I can't atone for enough: Will someone please beat me upside the head for having voting for that Putz-azoid TWICE?

Into the agonizer booth with you.

Jimmy Carter hates Jews deeply but hates Israel even more. He is still furious over what he perceived to be Menachem Begin's broken promise to freeze settlement activity in Judea and Samaria.

He has an old grudge to square and he won't rest until he feels it's accomplished.

He has also received millions in "donations from multiple Israel hating States, political organizations and individuals. He's bought and pais for, and doing what he wants and loves to do!

So, all's quiet in Egypt?

Maybe Jimmy should go there and feed the people.

re: #86 Nevergiveup

How about "2-state solution" for good measure. Diplomats/journalists/academics/peaceniks love all of these slogans, no matter how transparently vapid they are.

Carter is a driven man...

Jimmy Carter's War

re: #82 BabbaZee

That's what I am saying.
the fact that they are not applying them telegraphs consent, no matter what the hooplediplobabble is.

We never whacked Hanoi Jane or any of that crowd for playing footsie with the NVA. We have all kinds of people the last 45 years going and yukking it up with our enemies.

Through inane logical syllogism we've collectively concluded that having meetings with and shilling for our enemies is "free speech."

*spit*

re: #90 anubis_soundwave

Isn't he endangering his Secret Service detail by doing this?

He is also putting them in a darned tight spot. The Secret Service detail is supposed to do absolutely nothing except protect his sorry ass. They are not supposed to see or hear a thing - just like they didn't see or hear Bill's soiree in the Oval Office with the blue dress and the cigar. But tell that to Hamas, who is going to look at each and every one of them as CIA spies.

And then there is the salient point that the Israeli government has instructed Shin Bet to do absolutely nothing to assist Carter - as in N.O.T.H.I.N.G

Personally, I would just tell him to bugger off and refuse to let his plane land in Israel - period.

In retrospect, the Carter-Sadat-Begin Sinai deal was a major coup for the radical arabist Carter. Sadat was assassinated over the deal, Begin gave up a huge strategic advantage, oil and gas reserves, and probably the best alternative solution to the Palestinian situation. Carter's Peace Prize was his reward for furthering the Saudi agenda. He continues to milk it with his anti-semitic books and "peace" initiatives to ever more radical terrorist groups. Remember, this is also the guy who waged a massive PR campaign against our only true muslim ally in the Mideast, The Shah. The Shah was ripped apart in the MSM for defending his country against the Shia Islamists. Carter managed to hamstring the Shah to the point that the Islamists took control of Iran. Carter virtually led Khomeini from exile in Paris and back to Qom. It is also likely that Carter refused to permit the Marines to defend the Embassy leading to the 444 day hostage takeover. What a fool. What a disaster. Bush should revoke his passport.

re: #100 Peacekeeper

Carter is a driven man...

Driven to what? Insanity?

re: #84 jcm

There is book law, what congress passes, and case law what is functional in the courts.

Logan is book law, never been made case law.

I don't make up the rules, that's just the way it is.

See my #76.

Statutory law carries the same weight as case law.

re: #102 jcm

Gird yer loins.

I've posted this before 'cause it's such a powerful (yet concise) statement:

We call on this body [the UN] to declare war on international terror, to outlaw it and eradicate it wherever it may be. We call on this body...to unite in a common effort to place these criminals outside the pale of human society, and with them to place any country which co-operates in any way in their nefarious activities.

Chaim Herzog, Israeli delegate to the UN in 1976 after the raid on Entebbe.

You can't talk to these criminals any more than you could negotiate a rabid dog out of your yard...

Carter suffers from the affliction, common among liberals, of being in love with the sound of his own voice.

In either his arrogance or his stupidity (or both) he imagines that reason can be accepted by people who have embraced a philosophy of wholesale murder to accomplish their goals. Any rational person would never conceive of "reasoning" with a murderer. Only someone with a delusional sense of superiority can believe that the mere dulcet sound of their voice and their "intelligent" structuring of argument can talk a beast out of devouring them.

This is insanity on an unimaginable level. But I suppose it is just yet another example of how liberals are completely incapable of understanding the existence of ruthlessness in some human being's nature.

Carter has evolved from a simple failure to become the epitome of evil; an "American" who coddles fiends, despots and butchers. Not satisfied for being reviled as just an incompetent president he, apparently, now wants to establish his credentials as the lowest form of public figure in American history.

re: #104 Izzy Dunne

It'd be a shame if they kidnapped him.

It really would.

They own his brain, why not let the meat walk around free?

re: #88 BabbaZee

lol. when I was young I had to run out of my neighbors back door with my cowboy boots in hand when her mom came home. then I had to hop a fence...ouch

re: #97 steveoh

Jimmy Carter hates Jews deeply but hates Israel even more. He is still furious over what he perceived to be Menachem Begin's broken promise to freeze settlement activity in Judea and Samaria.

He has an old grudge to square and he won't rest until he feels it's accomplished.

He has also received millions in "donations from multiple Israel hating States, political organizations and individuals. He's bought and pais for, and doing what he wants and loves to do!

I point this out to all my Jewish-democrat friends. Why are they still democrats?

They (Jewish democrats) used to say that Jimmy Carter is an old has-been, and doesn't represent the democratic party. Yet, he has been given new political life by Obama. I think Carter has become the new symbol of that party, along with Michael Moore, Noam Chomsky, and maybe Reverand Wright.

re: #104 Izzy Dunne

It'd be a shame if they kidnapped him.

It really would.

"We demand the release of all Prisoners!"

"OK, 1000 prisoners"

"100?"

"Ok, we'll turn ourselves in. Just come take him. Please?"

"Loooooooooook into my eyes. You're getting schtoooopid."

re: #80 taxfreekiller

We, on the authority given under the Logan Act, do hereby petition for the arrest and trial of Jimmy Carter.

signed,

"We the People"

1. Acts so stupid he is certifiable insane.
2. Worse than Lt. for Life John F. Kerry.
3. Get the man a coyote and help him illegally immigrate into Syria.

4. Get two coyotes and he can take Lt. for Life John F. Kerry with him,

re: #87 Golem Akbar

Not all democrats (I am assuming that's the party you meant) are terror-enablers/Carter supporters. But most are, these days, most likely. Man, that 's really sad.

I can't understand how any Jew could have anything but contempt for Carter. And I really can't understand how anyone who loves democracy could listen or watch Jimmy Carter without throwing up.

While all Democrats may not overtly be terrorist enablers, if they:
1) blindly criticize President Bush for not getting directly involved in the
"peace process" without acknowledging that the Israelis have no real
peace partner.
2) Back an overtly anti-semitic candidate who until he decided to run for
national office was intimately involved with terrorist elements in the
American Arab community, and apparently sleep thru 20 years of
sermons?
Then they are to stupid to be given any responsibility for this country's
Foreign Policy.

re: #14 BabbaZee

Hamas 101
(Jimmah's Terrorists)

Fatah 101
(GWB's Terrorists)

Our terrorists are nicer than your terrorists!

/////////

re: #104 Izzy Dunne

It'd be a shame if they kidnapped him.

It really would.

That would be so . . .; . . . . tragic. Maybe he could offer himself up instead of Shallit though.

re: #106 victor_yugo

Driven to what? Insanity?

No he has a limo drive him every where.

re: #104 Izzy Dunne

It'd be a shame if they kidnapped him.

It really would.

Kidnap and hold for ransom? I will contribute one Bronx cheer to the ransom fund.

re: #112 hayseed

lol. when I was young I had to run out of my neighbors back door with my cowboy boots in hand when her mom came home. then I had to hop a fence...ouch

re: #121 maddogg

he would LOVE it

re: #28 Oh no...Sand People!

I am waiting for him to start wandering the Middle East in a brides dress.

Or dressed as a ho. That fits him.

re: #122 BabbaZee

I love that song..got it cranked. may have to go later.lol

re: #116 Dustyvet

"I'm...John Kerry...and I'm...(dramatic pause)...Reporting for Duty!"

Hamas' beeyotch.

re: #126 firebreather

"I'm...John Kerry...and I'm...(dramatic pause)...Reporting for Duty Doody!"

Fixed.

re: #117 Nevergiveup

While all Democrats may not overtly be terrorist enablers, if they:
1) blindly criticize President Bush for not getting directly involved in the
"peace process" without acknowledging that the Israelis have no real
peace partner.
2) Back an overtly anti-semitic candidate who until he decided to run for
national office was intimately involved with terrorist elements in the
American Arab community, and apparently sleep thru 20 years of
sermons?
Then they are to stupid to be given any responsibility for this country's
Foreign Policy.

That's the reason I asked who are his supporters in the democratic party. I kind of hope BHO is the eventual candidate for president only because then it would be clear who supports democracy and who would wave the white flag and surrender to the enemy.

Jimmah is such a small man. I'm sorry, Jimmah wouldn't make a small pimple on a man's ass.

He is just a tiny little rodent scurrying around with no ambition except to be a pain in someone's ass.

re: #110 jjag

I think Carter actually shares the goals of Hamas.

re: #113 Golem Akbar

I point this out to all my Jewish-democrat friends. Why are they still democrats?

They (Jewish democrats) used to say that Jimmy Carter is an old has-been, and doesn't represent the democratic party. Yet, he has been given new political life by Obama. I think Carter has become the new symbol of that party, along with Michael Moore, Noam Chomsky, and maybe Reverand Wright.

Well my feeling is many of Jewish liberal democrats are more secular in their beliefs, thus they grasp liberalism as a religion. My father who fought at Okinowa during WWII was a post war liberal. Liberalism is more of a religion to him then Judaism.

Some thoughts:

1. Would any other "private citizen" be allowed to travel to Syria and return to the US?

2. With the UNSS accompany him?

re: #100 Peacekeeper

Carter is a driven man...

Empty vessel
driven by the beast
that makes of him
mere conveyance

Jimmy Carter is a jerk.

.

re: #129 Ward Cleaver

"Raped cattle...tied up electrodes to their genitals & turned up the power...lopped off their heads in a manner reminiscent of Geng-ghis Khan..."

Uh-oh

GRANTS PASS, Ore. - Scientists listening to underwater microphones have detected an unusual swarm of earthquakes off central Oregon, something that often happens before a volcanic eruption — except there are no volcanoes in the area.

re: #138 Peacekeeper

there may be soon

re: #104 Izzy Dunne,

Some things are beeter off left unsaid.

[REDACTED]

Somebody teach that ignorant somebitch Carter how to play golf or build model trains or some damn somethin'. He needs something to do with his time that won't get people killed.

” Casey said any meeting with Hamas officials is “something we’ve counseled against. But he is a private citizen, and it certainly is his decision.”

Is it or is it not against the law to meet with terrorist?

carter/obama axis of evil
Considering bho's main foreign policy advisor is carter's failed NSA zbig brzezenski ...

[Link: www.politico.com...]

... I believe carter is visiting hamas with the full blessing of candidate obama. this stinks more and more every time I think about it.

re: #133 steveoh

Well my feeling is many of Jewish liberal democrats are more secular in their beliefs, thus they grasp liberalism as a religion. My father who fought at Okinowa during WWII was a post war liberal. Liberalism is more of a religion to him then Judaism.

That's a fact. No doubt about it.

re: #130 Golem Akbar

I understand, and other than Joe Liberman, it appears all the Democrats have and will line up behind Obama. They might profess to be behind Israel, but with the advisers we have already seen Obama has,and I am assuming the list would get worst, Israel will get sold down the river. I can't name one other democrat who has balls?

Maybe Carter will pick up the unfinished hitchhiker's tale and wear a wedding dress in Gaza.

Realize, this is nothing more than him trying to rewrite a history from which he cannot escape.

I am sure, just as Bill Clinton, this man goes through his daily life knowing his history is set in stone. His legacy chomping at his bit, his attempts to legitimize his place in the annuls will never erase, nor cease.

His hatred for the American people who voted him out in favor of Reagan, he projects through the Carter Center by attempting to commander the so-called election process throughout the world, even in the event where a sacred democratic institution is defiled by those intent on killing it upon success.

He aims for the role of the United Nation's Geppetto.

He will never escape who he is.

re: #137 firebreather

"Raped cattle...tied up electrodes to their genitals & turned up the power...lopped off their heads in a manner reminiscent of Geng-ghis Khan..."

Ah yes, the pseudo-Anglophile mis-pronouncing it as "Jennnghis".

re: #142 Sifty

Somebody teach that ignorant somebitch Carter how to play golf or build model trains or some damn somethin'. He needs something to do with his time that won't get people killed.

I thought he was already building houses for Habitat for Humanity?
Do they let Jooos in those houses?
Fortunately, no one for that organization has directly asked me for money, or they'd get told that I have to support victims of terrorism in Israel because the asshole Carter make people think Arafat wasn't a terrorist and the Palis want peace with Israel. And I might not be as polite about it.

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_{I'm going to invoice the Carter Center for my blood pressure meds.}

If Obama gets nominated, will Joe jump aisles? That would be interesting.

re: #151 littleoldlady

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_{I'm going to invoice the Carter Center for my blood pressure meds.}

Why don't they revoke his passport?

re: #110 jjag

Carter suffers from the affliction, common among liberals, of being in love with the sound of his own voice.

In either his arrogance or his stupidity (or both) he imagines that reason can be accepted by people who have embraced a philosophy of wholesale murder to accomplish their goals. Any rational person would never conceive of "reasoning" with a murderer. Only someone with a delusional sense of superiority can believe that the mere dulcet sound of their voice and their "intelligent" structuring of argument can talk a beast out of devouring them.

This is insanity on an unimaginable level. But I suppose it is just yet another example of how liberals are completely incapable of understanding the existence of ruthlessness in some human being's nature.

Carter has evolved from a simple failure to become the epitome of evil; an "American" who coddles fiends, despots and butchers. Not satisfied for being reviled as just an incompetent president he, apparently, now wants to establish his credentials as the lowest form of public figure in American history.

You've just painted a portrait of a malignant narcissist.

re: #152 Biff

If Obama gets nominated, will Joe jump aisles? That would be interesting.

He'll be sent to the re-education camps with the rest of us.

I am still boggled (gobsmacked? confounded?) at why people take Carter (POSBUH) seriously. How can anyone watch the way he coddles dictators an see him as a beneficial force in the world?

No answers needed, I'm just asking the unanswerable.

re: #150 Kosh's Shadow

If Habitat for Insanity calls me, I'll tell them I sent all my money to the IDF to buy more D-9's.

re: #150 Kosh's Shadow

I thought he was already building houses for Habitat for Humanity?
Do they let Jooos in those houses?

Would any self-respecting Jooo live in one?

Carter's favorite books:

1) The Motorcycle Diaries
2) The Communist Manifesto
3) The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
4) Mein Kampf
5) Anything by Chomsky or Zinn

jimmy carter is a psychopath.

re: #157 Sifty

If Habitat for Insanity calls me, I'll tell them I sent all my money to the IDF to buy more D-9's.

Great answer!

re: #153 goddessoftheclassroom

Why did Israel allow him to come?!

re: #152 Biff

If Obama gets nominated, will Joe jump aisles? That would be interesting.

The talk is if the Dems get a larger majority in the senate, they will strip Liberman of his chairmanship of the Home Land Security committee. How Joe would react, who knows?

What a putz.

re: #159 firebreather

Carter's favorite books:

1) The Motorcycle Diaries
2) The Communist Manifesto
3) The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
4) Mein Kampf
5) Anything by Chomsky or Zinn

I get the sarcasm, but I would be surprised if he has the capacity to take any of those on.

re: #129 Ward Cleaver

Fixed.

"John Kerry speaks French fluently. Democrats are saying he's one in a million. A war hero who speaks French, isn't it more like one in a trillion?" –Jay Leno

re: #153 goddessoftheclassroom

Why don't they revoke his passport?

goddess! :-)

At the moment I am seeing colors, and his passport is the least of what I'd like to see revoked.

I think it's a great idea Carter talks to Hamas.

I wish he would also grow a beard, start wearing a robe, and ride a camel.

Barry O can believe whatever he wants to. The question for the rest of us is whether someone who apparently has such hostility for this Country that he spends 20 years listening to Wright's Black Nationalism, and donates tens of thousands of dollars to his church, ought to be President of the United States. Its that simple.

re: #154 MandyManners

Malignant narcissist?

Do they have a presidential suite at gitmo?

re: #162 MandyManners

Why did Israel allow him to come?!

They did everything but short sheet his bed to let him know he was not welcome!

re: #163 Nevergiveup

The talk is if the Dems get a larger majority in the senate, they will strip Liberman of his chairmanship of the Home Land Security committee. How Joe would react, who knows?

Well, the Dhimmicraps are stripping out homeland security anyway; we'll have open borders and open arms for those who would destroy us. And the people they'd let in.

re: #107 MandyManners

Statutory law carries the same weight as case law.

There are lot's of old out moded laws on the still books. They are simply not enforced.

The technicalities of after 100+ years decided to enforce a never enforced law on Carter making a nonstarter. No prosecutor is going to try.

I'm not saying it's right. It's the system. It next to impossible to take a 100 year old never used law and prosecute someone.

Add rabbit bait's standing in the leftist world, he's a hero and the clamor over charging him would be horrendous.

re: #162 MandyManners

Why did Israel allow him to come?!

Mandy! :-)

Shimon Peres - the used car salesman - and Jiminy are best buds.

I'm saying that if Obama is nominated this summer, Joe will jump to the GOP for the fall term in the Senate, toppling all the Dem leadership for at least five months.

re: #167 littleoldlady

goddess! :-)

At the moment I am seeing colors, and his passport is the least of what I'd like to see revoked.

Seeing colors? Are you acid tripping again? What is in that fruitcup? Is there a mushroom in there?

/Good to see you in the light of day!

re: #146 Nevergiveup

I understand, and other than Joe Liberman, it appears all the Democrats have and will line up behind Obama. They might profess to be behind Israel, but with the advisers we have already seen Obama has,and I am assuming the list would get worst, Israel will get sold down the river. I can't name one other democrat who has balls?

This is because they are all certain he will be the winner. Sad. They're all lining up for their cabinet positions, and invitations to the fundraisers ect. Politics as usual. And yes Israel will be sold down the river by this man.

However, Israel may finally have to face four years of going at it in their own way. I don't believe Kadima or of course Likud will listen to Obama if he is Prez.

And what are the consequences? World condemnation of Israel all the time. Oh I forgot that already takes place daily.

re: #169 Alone in NY

Barry O can believe whatever he wants to. The question for the rest of us is whether someone who apparently has such hostility for this Country that he spends 20 years listening to Wright's Black Nationalism, and donates tens of thousands of dollars to his church, ought to be President of the United States. Its that simple.

He shouldn't even be senator.
On the other hand, I think he'd make a better president - of Iran.

re: #162 MandyManners

Why did Israel allow him to come?!

Now that's a good question. Perhaps Israel could refuse to let him back in from Syria? That would be SWEET!

re: #176 Biff

I'm saying that if Obama is nominated this summer, Joe will jump to the GOP for the fall term in the Senate, toppling all the Dem leadership for at least five months.

Never underestimate Chuck Hegal?

re: #177 coquimbojoe

/Good to see you in the light of day!

But in the darkest of moods. :-(

Joe! :-)

Video: Carter Defends Plans to Meet With Hamas

1 AM and I has to sleep. G'night all!

Jimmah wants to be the best at something. Unfortunately he will never be able to eclipse Benedict Arnold, so he is probably shit out of luck.

re: #184 laZardo

1 AM and I has to sleep. G'night all!

Good night!

re: #167 littleoldlady

goddess! :-)

At the moment I am seeing colors, and his passport is the least of what I'd like to see revoked.

Better idea, let the United States Secret Service pull his protection detail.

re: #150 Kosh's Shadow

I thought he was already building houses for Habitat for Humanity?
Do they let Jooos in those houses?
Fortunately, no one for that organization has directly asked me for money, or they'd get told that I have to support victims of terrorism in Israel because the asshole Carter make people think Arafat wasn't a terrorist and the Palis want peace with Israel. And I might not be as polite about it.

One of the things that amazes me about the Habitat for Humanity houses they build around here is that while every single thing used to build the house, the land it is built on and most of the labor is donated as a tax-deductable charitable expense, HFH still charges the new "homeowner" about $100,000 for that house (after their sweat equity). We knew some folks who got one a few years back - tiny lot, shoebox house and it would have cost just about that same $100,000 to build anyway. The explanation for why they pay so much was "so there would be money for the next folks."

BTW, locally not a single single or divorced mother has ever gotten a HFH house. The only single individual to receive one was a man with an 18 year old son whose wife had left him.

/You know how much of my time and $ they get, right? Just about as much as the American Red Cross and UNICEF.

re: #178 steveoh

All true, but America has usually protected Israel in the UN with it's veto. I wouldn't count on President OB.... cough gag.. well can't seem to get that out, continuing that.

Carter's an expert peanut farmer, and of course the peanut is actually a legume, which makes him an expert on whirled peas, 'nuff said.

I'm sure he's just over there selling them some of his nutter butter.

re: #170 lawhawk

Malignant narcissist?

Nice one.

re: #188 galloping granny

One of the things that amazes me about the Habitat for Humanity houses they build around here is that while every single thing used to build the house, the land it is built on and most of the labor is donated as a tax-deductable charitable expense, HFH still charges the new "homeowner" about $100,000 for that house (after their sweat equity). We knew some folks who got one a few years back - tiny lot, shoebox house and it would have cost just about that same $100,000 to build anyway. The explanation for why they pay so much was "so there would be money for the next folks."

BTW, locally not a single single or divorced mother has ever gotten a HFH house. The only single individual to receive one was a man with an 18 year old son whose wife had left him.

/You know how much of my time and $ they get, right? Just about as much as the American Red Cross and UNICEF.

Nope, he's doing Habitat for Hamas now...

Barack Obama took a stab at Hillary Clinton on Monday, saying a widely-circulated photo of her tossing back a shot of Crown Royal doesn’t make her a woman of the people

a shot and a beer....yeee ha

/

SENIOR LEADER OF HAMAS AND TEXAS COMPUTER COMPANY INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY TO VIOLATE U.S. BAN ON FINANCIAL DEALINGS WITH TERRORISTS

Three Hamas Terrorists Indicted For Racketeering

HOLY LAND FOUNDATION, LEADERS, ACCUSED OF PROVIDING MATERIAL SUPPORT TO HAMAS TERRORIST ORGANIZATION

But Jimmah is above the law?

It is APPROVED or it would NOT be happening.

re: #192 Dustyvet

Nope, he's doing Habitat for Hamas now...

Do those come with missile launcher rooms?

re: #192 Dustyvet,

Habitat for Inhumanity?

re: #175 littleoldlady

Mandy! :-)

Shimon Peres - the used car salesman - and Jiminy are best buds.

So what!

re: #42 crown_of_feathers

I know this is the twelfth time I've asked for this, but it's something I can't atone for enough: Will someone please beat me upside the head for having voting for that Putz-azoid TWICE?

re: #44 hayseed

I can't believe I voted for this twit in my youth

Don't kick yourselves too hard. The MSM did an incredibly poor job of vetting Carter and exposing the falsehoods in his background. Plus you had the MSM trying to convince the American public that Ford was dumb. If going to Yale law school makes you dumb, I can think of a couple other good candidates for dumbness.

re: #195 Kosh's Shadow

Do those come with missile launcher rooms?

Only the 2 donkey garage models.

applying to become a U.S. citizen in 2000, Bushnaq is accused of failing to disclose his affiliations with a series of organizations that the indictment links to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. The indictment clearly defines the IAP as "an overt arm of the covert organization known as the Muslim Brotherhood."

but Jimmah has been meeting with Hamas
"For years"
and that's OK

re: #189 Nevergiveup

All true, but America has usually protected Israel in the UN with it's veto. I wouldn't count on President OB.... cough gag.. well can't seem to get that out, continuing that.

And these UN resolutions that may now pass (gag) will do what? Oh, International condemnations of Israel in the form of useless UN resolutions. The Un and their funny blue hats will only become target practice for Nassrallah.

But you're right it will suck.

re: #182 littleoldlady

But in the darkest of moods. :-(

Joe! :-)

Yeah, me too. And Jimmah (POSBUH) isn't helping.

re: #199 Nevergiveup

Only the 2 donkey garage models.

With Carter and the others, they'll need more than a 2 ass garage.

re: #180 goddessoftheclassroom

Now that's a good question. Perhaps Israel could refuse to let him back in from Syria? That would be SWEET!

And, logical.

HAMAS INDICTMENT [Andy McCarthy]
The Justice Department's shellacking of Hamas continued today with a historic indictment. Last month, DOJ indicted Hamas's American funding arm -- the purported "charitable" organization known as the Holy Land Foundation. (See). Today, in a historic indictment, DOJ used the RICO statute to brand Hamas a criminal-racketeering enterprise, and charged three defendants -- Muhammad Hamid Khalil Salah, of suburban Chicago, Abdelhaleem Hasan Abdelraziq Ashqar, of suburban Washington, D.C., and, most significantly, Mousa Mohammed Abu Marzook, a former U.S. resident who currently resides in Damascus, Syria -- with participating in a 15-year conspiracy to finance suicide bombings and other terrorist activities. Marzook is formerly chief and now deputy chief of the Hamas Political Bureau, which functions as the highest-ranking leadership body in the Hamas organization.

The indictment was obtained by Chicago U.S. Attorney Patrick J. Fitzgerald. Currently, Pat is best known nationally as the independent prosecutor chosen by Attorney General Ashcroft to investigate the Valerie Plame leak. In New York though, he spent years investigating al Qaeda, obtained the original indictments against bin Laden, successfully prosecuted the bombers of the American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, and was my partner on the Blind Sheik case back in 1995, among many other things. This is a great day for counter-terrorism. The indictment is here.
Posted at 04:45 PM

Is Carter trying to get the VP nomination?

After doing some sleuthing, I really have to hand it to Jimmy Carter: what with his being a double agent, and all for America and Israel.

I found out that President Carter has been actually working as a shill for the US and Israeli government so that Hamas will open up to him about all their secret plans. President Carter then passes this info on to the Israeli government and US interests abroad.

Those dumb Hamas guys don't even know what's going on!

AHAHAHAHAHAHA!

...and everyone on down in Israel is playing this for all its worth!

I love it.

'course, President Carter's **** is dependent on Hamas never finding out that Carter is playing them for dopes and selling them out to their despised enemies, the Jews.

But I'm sure we can keep this secret to ourselves, right LGF lizards?

That's what I thought.

~ENT

re: #187 Dustyvet

Better idea, let the United States Secret Service pull his protection detail.

We're PAYING for that fucker's protection?

re: #187 Dustyvet

Better idea, let the United States Secret Service pull his protection detail.

IDF said they won't work with the SS while he is there.

This might get verrrrrryyyyyy interesting.

~ENT

PIMF: Shin Bet.

Sorry.

re: #193 hayseed

Barack Obama took a stab at Hillary Clinton on Monday, saying a widely-circulated photo of her tossing back a shot of Crown Royal doesn’t make her a woman of the people

a shot and a beer....yeee ha

/

Maybe not, and I hate to defend Hillary Clinton, but her Grandpa was a bonafide immigrant who worked at a lace factory in Pennsylvania. Blue collar roots the girl has got, quite some different than Obama's.

re: #188 galloping granny

The American Red Cross is a separate entity from the International Red Cross, and at least in my area, spend their funds locally and provide tremendous emergency support.

re: #208 MandyManners

Of course as an ex- president he has a lifetime detail.

re: #185 maddogg

Jimmah wants to be the best at something. Unfortunately he will never be able to eclipse Benedict Arnold, so he is probably shit out of luck.

Benedict Arnold married the wrong woman. (Not a lady but I won't use the word that rhymes with runt.)

Jimmy is just a bit touched in the head.

Here's someone Hamas killed: Shiri Negarin.

I'm sure Jimmy will be tough on her killers.

*spit*

Is it me or does he look like Palpatine, just before he uses the dark force lightning and turns old. mpw

He goes out to the desert and they show him all the kingdoms of of the Earth, his if only he will worship...

re: #211 buzzsawmonkey

Oh so Sophist icated,

Sophist:
One skilled in elaborate and devious argumentation.

The
serpent
was
subtle

re: #201 steveoh

And these UN resolutions that may now pass (gag) will do what? Oh, International condemnations of Israel in the form of useless UN resolutions. The Un and their funny blue hats will only become target practice for Nassrallah.

But you're right it will suck.

Some UN resolutions are BINDING--as in sanctions and trade boycotts. Now I doubt it would come to that, but it wasn't that long ago the President Ford embargoed some fighter planes for a while that were due to be delivered to Israel. Some roads are better never traveled down!

[Link: dictionary.reference.com...]

re: #214 bulwrk

Of course as an ex- president he has a lifetime detail.

Where's my Basil?

What he says:
“I hope then the Israeli government will deign to meet with me — "

is just so full of false humility - it makes one spit.

re: #208 MandyManners

We're PAYING for that fucker's protection?

Yes, all retired presidents get it as well as their wives.

re: #208 MandyManners

We're PAYING for that fucker's protection?

Fraid so...

re: #137 firebreather

"Raped cattle...tied up electrodes to their genitals & turned up the power...lopped off their heads in a manner reminiscent of Geng-ghis Khan..."

'You said rape twice."
"I like rape."
/Blazing Saddles!

re: #208 MandyManners

We're PAYING for that fucker's protection?

Oh sure. We pay for his Secret Service detail, all of his security arrangements (including a bunch of modifications to his house/s), pay him as much in "retirement" $ as the current POTUS, and we pay for all the security anywhere he travels.

re: #211 buzzsawmonkey

I just spent the weekend being marinated in Jewish liberalism. Jewish democrats are, in terms of religious practice, barely Jews at all. They know virtually nothing about their religion other than the most attenuated vestiges of practice, and are eager to explain why their "modern" social attitudes are more valid than anything else.

May I assume they were unable to dissuade you from your ability to think?

On March 10,2005, after a five-week trial, a jury in Brooklyn, New York, convicted two
Yemeni citizens, Mohammed Ali Hasan Al-Moayad and Mohsen Yahya Zayed, of conspiring to
provide material support to a1 Qaeda and Hamas, pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 2339B. They were both
found guilty of attempting to provide material support to Hamas. Al-Moayad was also convicted
of providing material support to Hamas and attempting to provide material support to a1 Qaeda.

re: #138 Peacekeeper

Uh-oh

Tectonic indigestion - break out the Tums!

re: #227 galloping granny

Oh sure. We pay for his Secret Service detail, all of his security arrangements (including a bunch of modifications to his house/s), pay him as much in "retirement" $ as the current POTUS, and we pay for all the security anywhere he travels.

Our Tax Dollars at work....:(

re: #216 godfrey

Here's someone Hamas killed: Shiri Negarin.

I'm sure Jimmy will be tough on her killers.

*spit*

Oh~!

Please don't bring up stuff like this, Godfrey.

It makes me insanely angry....and I have to meet with people later today.

Thanks.

~ENT

re: #208 MandyManners

We're PAYING for that fucker's protection?

It's our atonement for having elected him in the first place.

re: #227 galloping granny

Oh sure. We pay for his Secret Service detail, all of his security arrangements (including a bunch of modifications to his house/s), pay him as much in "retirement" $ as the current POTUS, and we pay for all the security anywhere he travels.

I'm waiting for his parade. I wont mind paying for that.

U. South Florida Professor Arrested on Charges of Terrorism

In Sept. 2002, Al-Arian appeared at a free-speech rally at Georgia Tech, denouncing his accusers for racial and religious profiling and declared, “I will do my best to make sure free speech and academic freedom will win the day.” In a subsequent Atlanta Journal-Constitution interview, he “vehemently denied” that charity funds managed for orphans were actually going to Islamic Jihad and HAMAS. Al-Arian went on to compare himself to the outspoken American Patrick Henry in reference to his ‘pro-Palestinian’ statements and berated those investigating him for confusing “zealotry with patriotism.”

Look at the positive side. Nero and Caligula held office for life. Carter only lasted one term.

re: #220 Nevergiveup

Some UN resolutions are BINDING--as in sanctions and trade boycotts. Now I doubt it would come to that, but it wasn't that long ago the President Ford embargoed some fighter planes for a while that were due to be delivered to Israel. Some roads are better never traveled down!

Some UN resolutions may be binding, but we have recently seen just exactly how much those binding resolutions mean if no one bothers to follow them.

re: #153 goddessoftheclassroom

Why don't they revoke his passport?

I say let him go over there as a private citizen - no Secret Service protection. See how far he gets.

re: #215 The Other Les

Benedict Arnold's actions both as a Naval Commander on Lake Champlain preventing the British from linking up and destroying the fledgling US forces before the winter and his heroic actions on the battlefield of Saratoga were instrumental in the United States winning our freedom from the crown. His wife, however, did rhyme with runt.

So am I correct that April fools day has now been officially renamed to Jimmy Carter day?

re: #154 MandyManners

"You've just painted a portrait of a malignant narcissist."

Funny you should note that. I've had a couple of encounters with "malignant narcissists" over the years and thought that I had a pretty good ability to identify them. I probably didn't pick it up with Carter because he doesn't lie quite prolifically as say, a Bill Clinton type narcissist.

But I agree. Carter is just that. Thank you for this insight.

re: #215 The Other Les

Benedict Arnold married the wrong woman. (Not a lady but I won't use the word that rhymes with runt.)

Jimmy is just a bit touched in the head.

Arnold was poorly treated by the Continental Congress and some of his colleges, which is what pushed him to the British.

Jimmah was unceremoniously turned out of office at the earliest opportunity by a huge majority of the voters. So he has gone over to the enemy.

Similar circumstances breed similar outcomes with similar personalities, don't you think?

re: #237 galloping granny

Some UN resolutions may be binding, but we have recently seen just exactly how much those binding resolutions mean if no one bothers to follow them.

If Israel were ever sanctioned, you can bet the house the world would hermetically seal Israel's borders! I guarantee that!

re: #152 Biff

If Obama gets nominated, will Joe jump aisles? That would be interesting.

Perhaps Joe will be this year's Zell Miller.

re: #229 BabbaZee

On March 10,2005, after a five-week trial, a jury in Brooklyn, New York, convicted two
Yemeni citizens, Mohammed Ali Hasan Al-Moayad and Mohsen Yahya Zayed, of conspiring to
provide material support to a1 Qaeda and Hamas, pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 2339B. They were both
found guilty of attempting to provide material support to Hamas. Al-Moayad was also convicted
of providing material support to Hamas and attempting to provide material support to a1 Qaeda.

Now find a prosecutor will seek an indictment against St. Rabbit Bait.

In a just world State would yank Bait's passport and slap travel restrictions on his ass.

re: #236 gymnast

Look at the positive side. Nero and Caligula held office for life. Carter only lasted one term.

Only problem is, when Nero and Caligula were finished, they were dead. Carter is only brain dead as far.

re: #236 gymnast

Look at the positive side. Nero and Caligula held office for life. Carter only lasted one term.

Yeah, well, look what happened to Caligula. And Nero committed suicide, another misunderstood artist. We still have Carter screwing up even after he left office all those years ago. Not much of a bargain as far as I can see. Where's the Praetorian Guard when you them?

re: #246 gymnast

Only problem is, when Nero and Caligula were finished, they were dead. Carter is only brain dead as far.

Rome wasn't built in a day.

A trip of a thousand miles begins with one step.

...and so on.

~ENT

I sure hope that Jimmuh don't trip on a rock or somethin' over there, fall and hit his head and rattle his poor li'l ol' peanut-brain. Might make him stupid* or somethin'...

*like THAT would be possible, can't see how he could get any worse...

Jimmuh Carter, Stuck On Stupid Since Seventy-Six.

WTF is this: "But he is a private citizen, and it certainly is his decision.” NO IT FUCKING ISN'T.
He is a private US Citizen and is bound by US law just as much as anyone else is.
Last I checked, Hamas was still on the "Terrorist" list that we maintain and the Logan Act and other laws about treason and dealing with an enemy of the United States apply.
Carter's narcissism is exceeded only by his stupidity.

Mista' KKKatahr', when you go, I will be throwing a party to celebrate the day. A more 3 faced, lying, anti-semite who gets attentions wholey and completely undeserved I can not think of. I still think he is a closet-nazi.

re: #211 buzzsawmonkey

I just spent the weekend being marinated in Jewish liberalism. Jewish democrats are, in terms of religious practice, barely Jews at all. They know virtually nothing about their religion other than the most attenuated vestiges of practice, and are eager to explain why their "modern" social attitudes are more valid than anything else.

I've known some very observant Jews who were a far left wing as anything you could possibly imagine.

I thought private citizens weren't allowed to negotiate with, or practice diplomacy with, terrorist groups, or, indeed, any foreign power.

(I suspect Hamas may have promised Jimmuh he gets to be caliph of America, or something, after they "conquer the two Americas" as they've threatened.)

re: #250 buzzsawmonkey

Now, thats depressing. So it appears moonbattery is a terminal disease. How fortunate that some who post here got "the cure" before the disease became chronic:)

BTW, I know what you mean by "reflexive ingrained habit " My
grandmother continued to vote Democrat many years after the party no longer came close to representing her or her beliefs. She never even paid any attention to the rhetoric. She continued to believe that the Democratic party was the same party it was during WWII. No amount of argument or reason would dent her belief.

re: #254 buzzsawmonkey

Entirely possible; there are some deluded souls in my own Orthodox congregation who are supporting Obama. And my sister, who is not observant, is conservative.

But while the split does not occur cleanly along the lines of observance/lack of observance, for the most part the less observant Jews are, the more liberal they tend to be. And the Jews who are involved in Conservative and, even more, Reform congregations tend, as a rule, to have substituted liberal pieties for religious knowledge and observance. That is not true across the board, of course--but it is far more true than I wish it were.

Jewish or not the question really is, has said person adopted the value system of old school liberalism. Has it become a substitute for their own religious or even secular humanist beliefs.

I mean how in the world do Liberals these days justify their support for Hezbollah by just taking part in Anti-war rallies ect. It's virtually impossible for them to understand they are supporting more terror and killing and vilification and torture of women ect. ect.

People hold on desperately when their paradigms begin to collapse.

CONSPIRACY TO AID AND ABET TERRORISM

that's what I was looking for

Resolution 1373 (2001)

Reaffirming its unequivocal condemnation of the terrorist acts that took place in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania on 11 September, the Security Council this evening unanimously adopted a wide-ranging, comprehensive resolution with steps and strategies to combat international terrorism.

By resolution 1373 (2001) the Council also established a Committee of the Council to monitor the resolution’s implementation and called on all States to report on actions they had taken to that end no later than 90 days from today.

Under terms of the text, the Council decided that all States should prevent and suppress the financing of terrorism, as well as criminalize the wilful provision or collection of funds for such acts. The funds, financial assets and economic resources of those who commit or attempt to commit terrorist acts or participate in or facilitate the commission of terrorist acts and of persons and entities acting on behalf of terrorists should also be frozen without delay.

The Council also decided that States should prohibit their nationals or persons or entities in their territories from making funds, financial assets, economic resources, financial or other related services available to persons who commit or attempt to commit, facilitate or participate in the commission of terrorist acts. States should also refrain from providing any form of support to entities or persons involved in terrorist acts; take the necessary steps to prevent the commission of terrorist acts; deny safe haven to those who finance, plan, support, commit terrorist acts and provide safe havens as well.

By other terms, the Council decided that all States should prevent those who finance, plan, facilitate or commit terrorist acts from using their respective territories for those purposes against other countries and their citizens. States should also ensure that anyone who has participated in the financing, planning, preparation or perpetration of terrorist acts or in supporting terrorist acts is brought to justice. They should also ensure that terrorist acts are established as serious criminal offences in domestic laws and regulations and that the seriousness of such acts is duly reflected in sentences served.

By further terms, the Council decided that States should afford one another the greatest measure of assistance for criminal investigations or criminal proceedings relating to the financing or support of terrorist acts. States should

also prevent the movement of terrorists or their groups by effective border controls as well.

Also by the text, the Council called on all States to intensify and accelerate the exchange of information regarding terrorist actions or movements; forged or falsified documents; traffic in arms and sensitive material; use of communications and technologies by terrorist groups; and the threat posed by the possession of weapons of mass destruction.

States were also called on to exchange information and cooperate to prevent and suppress terrorist acts and to take action against the perpetrators of such acts. States should become parties to, and fully implement as soon as possible, the relevant international conventions and protocols to combat terrorism.

By the text, before granting refugee status, all States should take appropriate measures to ensure that the asylum seekers had not planned, facilitated or participated in terrorist acts. Further, States should ensure that refugee status was not abused by the perpetrators, organizers or facilitators of terrorist acts, and that claims of political motivation were not recognized as grounds for refusing requests for the extradition of alleged terrorists.

Poor benighted fellow. "Lust in his heart" is the least of his problems.

Who knew that Billy would be the bright Carter?

Let me get this straight- if labeling Hamas a terrorist is counterproductive, how can Jimmy justify calling Isreal an Apartheid state in the title of his book? He should go back to peanut farming and swigging Billy Beer...

re: #260 jtlevitsky

Let me get this straight- if labeling Hamas a terrorist is counterproductive, how can Jimmy justify calling Isreal an Apartheid state in the title of his book? He should go back to peanut farming and swigging Billy Beer...

Would you believe I still have an unopened 6-pack of Billy Beer?

re: #261 maddogg

Would you believe I still have an unopened 6-pack of Billy Beer?

Let's meet Rabbit Bait at the airport and spray him with it.

I had a few things to say about "Jimma" but many of the posters already covered those bases.

In the meantime, I had a notion while walking to the second of serial meetings this morning: McCain/Cheney. That works for me.

re: #262 jcm

Let's meet Rabbit Bait at the airport and spray him with it.

I have something else I would much rather spray him with, so lets drink the beer about 30 minutes before he lands.

Look, as a private citizen Carter can talk to or meet with whomever he wants.

The Logan act is good (and IMO still enforceable), but I don't see how it applies here. If Carter wants to be chummy with Islamist murderers that's his own problem. He's erasing any positive "legacy" he might have had (and there is very little there to erase).

The Bush administration should simply call out Carter, saying in no unclear terms that he's speaking for nobody but himself, and that he's hurting the United States *AND* his own image by talking to bloodthirsty terrorists.

Implying or saying outright that he's a doddering old man who should have gotten out of the game of statecraft decades ago, would be welcome, but the administration has way too much class to actually do it.

re: #264 maddogg

I have something else I would much rather spray him with, so lets drink the beer about 30 minutes before he lands.

LOL!

Is there is difference betting Billy Beer and what you have in mind? ;-P

re: #266 jcm

LOL!

Is there is difference betting Billy Beer and what you have in mind? ;-P

Well, since it has been unrefrigeated for around 30 years, probably not much :)

re: #260 jtlevitsky

Let me get this straight- if labeling Hamas a terrorist [organization] is counterproductive, how can Jimmy justify calling Isreal an Apartheid state in the title of his book? He should go back to peanut farming and swigging Billy Beer...