AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!

The Law of Holes does not apply to Jimmah, apparently.

Did the State Department call Jimmy Carter a liar...in so many words?

*QUESTION:* Can you talk about Carter in Syria? He’s been saying that the State Department, in fact, didn’t counsel him against going.

*MR. CASEY:* Well, we can try this one again. Look, all I know is what you heard from Sean here at the end of last week. He was, in fact, spoken with by David Welch, our Assistant Secretary. And in that conversation, David did, in fact, tell him we didn’t think it would be an appropriate gesture and encouraged him not to, in fact, meet with Hamas officials. Again, I think that’s fairly standard policy and I don’t think that would have come as news to him or to anybody else.

*QUESTION:* Do you know – I don’t think we ever got the answer to the question of why did the subject of meeting a Hamas official ever come up. Did the former President tell Assistant Secretary Welch that he was planning on going to see --

*MR. CASEY:* I got --

*QUESTION:* -- someone in Hamas?

*MR. CASEY:* I got the same answers that Sean got for you on that on Thursday and Friday. I don't have any more detailed readout of the conversation, and I don't think at this point -- you know if the former President wants to talk more about it, that's fine.

*QUESTION:* Well, is this a blanket kind of thing that you tell people who are, you know, high-profile, ex-government or are current public officials?

*MR. CASEY:* Well --

*QUESTION:* If they call you and say, hey, I'm going to the Middle East, I may be going to Syria, what can you tell me --

*MR. CASEY:* I think, Matt, you can --

*QUESTION:* -- and then you say --

*MR. CASEY:* I think, Matt, you can --

*QUESTION:* -- by the way, when you're in Damascus, don't meet with anyone from Hamas, even if they haven't said any -- that they're going to?

*MR. CASEY:* Well, you know, I think, to the extent, Matt, that anyone has a conversation about our policies in the Middle East, and particularly about what we are doing to help encourage peace between the Israelis and Palestinians, you could probably expect that somewhere in there, that Hamas as a subject might come up.

And I think you would be not surprised to learn that in any discussion, I think, with just about anyone about Hamas, that our general counsel is, probably not a particularly good time to engage them. We've said that publicly to various governments as well. We've said it privately in conversations like this. But, you know, saying that the United States continues to have its longstanding policy of not engaging with and not having contact with Hamas, which is a designated terrorist organization, is not exactly, I think, news to a lot of people.

[Link: www.state.gov...]

I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it any more!

Leon Klinghoffer could not be reached for comment.

re: #1 yitzy

/deep breath, and continues screaming

//decides to do homework while his forehead heals from this massively facepalm-worthy moment, bbl

They have one purpose and will give their power and authority to the beast.
~ Revelation 17:13

Maybe he would like to be buried next to Arafat?

This guy is a GA. farmer? WTF?

I think Rosylnn seems bitter

mabe he can ask Obamarama why that old hag is bitter

/maybe because her husband has been lusting after other women all their married life,

while giving her squat

I guess he'll never learn.

"This man is a complete disgrace."
Charles, you are the master of understatement this morning.

A**wipe

The Jordyptians complain about how they are starving, have no money, no economy, it's all the JOOOOZ fault, and yet they had millions to build a marble Taj Mahal for Arafag.

Why isn't Rosalynn wearing a hijab?

For whatever it's worth, he's consistent. He was a tyrant and terrorist-enabler as President; he was a tyrant and terrorist-enabler as an election official; and he continues in that vein today--thus his support from the Left.

I think Charles protests too little in calling him a "disgrace". It is far beyond that. He actively makes the world worse by calling evil 'good' and good 'evil'.

At least Arafat, unlike Carter, had the decency to die.

Could his US citizenship be revoked, and/or could he be put on trial for treason?

/Wishful thinking.

re: #14 Alouette

The Jordyptians complain about how they are starving, have no money, no economy, it's all the JOOOOZ fault, and yet they had millions to build a marble Taj Mahal for Arafag.

Let them eat marble!

So, math people:

How much blood does Carter have on his hands?

Arafat.
Mugabe.
Iran.
Afganistan.
N. Korea.

DO THE MATH.

re: #16 addison

Woe unto him.

re: #17 Gordon Marock

At least Arafat, unlike Carter, had the decency to die.

excellent post

I may ding you up

/but I have to think about it first

re: #14 Alouette

Hey! You didn't like the Passover video I posted yesterday?

And here's the latest news:

Carter, Mashaal Announce Plan for Mideast Peace

Damascus. (CNN – Caliphate-Nazi News)

Former President Jimmy Carter and Hamas Leader Khaled Mashaal announced the final solution for Mideast peace. Hamas and Syria have agreed to recognize the state of Israel, after Carter's plan is put into motion.

The plan involves the Israeli government being taken over by the UN and the US State Department. “This is the culmination of all the years of my presidency,” the Nobel Peace Prize winner Carter said. “We all agree the problem that is preventing peace in the Mideast is that Israel is run by Jews; therefore, by replacing their government with one that is willing to understand the concerns of their neighbors, there will be peace.”

The Jews will still have rights to a homeland, but they will be concentrated in the Negev. “The Jews were able to make the desert bloom, so they should be quite comfortable in the camps that will be constructed there,” said former President Carter.

Reaction from world leaders was strong approval.

US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice said “I salute former President Carter for his effort, and look forward to my new position as Prime Minister of Israel.” She then left just as the Israeli press arrived, having been forced to enter through the back door.

Barack Obama cheered the result. “I have known for 20 years that a solution like this was needed; finally there will be peace. I have offered former President Carter the position of Secretary of State, when I win the election.” He also said that he would now go under the name B. Hussein Obama.

Hillary Clinton also praised the deal but said “I had almost negotiated this deal, while under rocket fire, but the signed papers disappeared when I went to ask Bill about a stained blue burkha that I found under the desk in the meeting tent.”

John McCain, the Republican nominee for President, said something different, showing he is out of touch with world opinion.

“The UN, the Ummah of Nations, strongly supports this peace treaty.” Secretary General Ban Ki-Moonbat also said, “We have already recognized Mahmoud Abbas as the Israeli ambassador to the UN, and he will be moving in 'as soon as the stench is gone' from the rooms formerly occupied by Jews.”

The president of Iran, Ahmadinejad, said “We welcome this development, but we will not cease in our peaceful nuclear program as long as a single Jew remains alive.”

Hugo Chavez, president of Venezuela, also praised the accord. “Venezuela is pleased the world has come to understand the problems of our world. We have started rounding up Venezuelan Jews to send them to the new camps in Israel.”

The Saudi Arabian government issued a statement that “In honor of these historic accords, we will call for a 'free gas' day once they are implemented. We will even give Jews free gas, but of a very special kind.”

Adolph Hitler could not be reached for comment.

Perhaps on his way back home, he could stop over in Berlin and lay a wreath on the parking lot that covers the area where Adolf finally bit the big one. It would be just as fitting.

Jimmah, while you're at it why don't you lick the boot of the Hamas commander.

re: #20 Ben Hur

Next thing you know he'll go to Darfur just to set the bar a little lower.

re: #13 newsjunkie_ky

A**wipe

Please do not insult asses.

re: #15 MandyManners

Why isn't Rosalynn wearing a hijab?

According to the caption, that woman(?) is not Rosalynn. They don't know who she is. My guess is Ward Churchill.

In that shot are two of the people who show what a sham the Nobel Peace Prize is.

One, the father of modern terrorism, the other, the lapdog and enabler of same.

Carter honors the man who ordered the murder of American diplomats in Khartoum:

In the minutes before 7 p.m. on March 1, 1973, a routine diplomatic reception was breaking up at the Saudi embassy in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. But as the ambassadors left the party and disbursed to find their drivers, a volley of machine-gun bullets suddenly interrupted the quiet scene. Eight masked gunmen of Black September, a covert Palestinian organization, burst out from the shadows and commandeered into the embassy's main reception room all those not fleet of foot enough to escape. There the diplomats were sat down on the floor and compelled to identify themselves by nationality. The assailants then proceeded to release most of them, keeping just five: two Americans - Ambassador Cleo Allen Noel, Jr. and Chargé d'Affaires George Curtis Moore - a Belgian, a Jordanian, and a Saudi. The gunmen sent out a leaflet with their demands, which included the freeing from Jordan of many Palestinians, including Abu Daoud, a leader of the Black September Organization; the freeing of Sirhan Sirhan, Robert Kennedy's killer, from jail in California; and the freeing of "Palestinian women in prison in Israel."

Twenty-six hours of feverish negotiations then went by. On the evening of the 2nd, the Beirut headquarters of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) sent an order of execution to the terrorists via radio broadcast: "Why are you waiting? The people's blood in the Cold River cries for vengeance" ("Cold River" was the code word for executing the captives). Recordings of that call have suspiciously disappeared, but it appears that Yasir Arafat, chairman of the PLO then as now, personally delivered this order to murder. Soon after he did, the two Americans and the Belgian were bound, lined up against a basement wall, and executed in gangland fashion - all eight gunmen simultaneously pulling on their triggers.
[Link: www.danielpipes.org...]

What a foul and bitter old man.

He's a complete and utter disgrace.

re: #24 Kosh's Shadow

Former President Jimmy Carter and Hamas Leader Khaled Mashaal announced the final solution for Mideast peace.

Indeed.

re: #30 paxnhymn

Maybe we should help him realize his wish....

lets get him a wedding dress, he can hitchhike to Damascus

Fortunately their is no official grave site for Adolf Hitler, otherwise we would be witnessing an even more disgraceful display of contempt for Human values and Human decency this former president.

Rabbit Bait.
I'd rather spend eternity picking at the infected pustulent oozing sore on the arse of a diseased sow, that listen to one more word out of your pie hole.

Carter is insane... Insane...

It's hard to believe that Americans voted for him over Gerald Ford...

re: #24 Kosh's Shadow

Did you write it?

I understand that on Friday he will be going to Berlin to lay a wreath on the sight of Adolph's bunker.

re: #23 Ben Hur

Hey! You didn't like the Passover video I posted yesterday?

You have no idea how to properly prepare an infant stew.

Looking forward to "laying a wreath" (metaphorically speaking) for the old gasbag real soon. (At which point, he'll have a chance to hook up with his old pal down in that part of Hades reserved for the enemies of the Jews.)

More proof of the old adage - "There's no fool like an old fool."

How medicated is she?

She probably thinks she's the first lady laying a wreath on Memorial Day.

Someone should tell him he is no longer President.

Here they are back in the good 'ol days.

re: #32 MJ

Carter honors the man who ordered the murder of American diplomats

But those diplomats were appointed by Nixon. So, you know, they don't really count as "Americans".

/

re: #26 gman

Jimmah, while you're at it why don't you lick the boot of the Hamas commander.

If you can't (or in Dhimmah's case, won't) lick them, lick their boots.

The worst and singlemost embarrassing President to have held the office in my lifetime raises the bar yet one more time. I do really wish that this useless piece of excrement could be found, by any means possible, to be in violation of the Logan act and arrested for treason immediately upon his stepping foot on US soil when he returns. There are not enough negative adjectives listed in the dictionary to accurately describe this man.

re: #41 Alouette

You have no idea how to properly prepare an infant stJew.

re: #46 Ringo the Gringo

Here they are back in the good 'ol days.

[BLINK]

they're not laughing with him...

toon

Carter is scum.

Arafat died of AIDS.

I know you know, but let's stick it to the lurkers.

re: #38 tfc3rid

Carter is insane... Insane...

It's hard to believe that Americans voted for him over Gerald Ford...

But they sure felt good about themselves for doing so.

(No, I don't have pointed ears.)

Maybe Habitat for Humanity can build Jimmah a nuthouse.

re: #51 BabbaZee

[BLINK]

Caption.....
Ohhhh! Jimmah, was it good for you?

So when do Jimmah and his terrorists buddies start the huggy-bear kissy face thing. That will be the next story that'll make your coffee come up.

Funny how the left always seems to be in love with tyrants. They never met a murdering tyrant they didn't like. Stalin, Mao, Castro, Chavez, Arafat... They love them all.

re: #50 Ben Hur

I reported myself to Charles.

I can't believe this guy's allowed back in the United States.

Here's Alan Dershowitz on the real Jimmy Carter.

The wreath should have said, "From one ass to another".

WOw, totally OT but, the Commies didn't win a seat in the Italian parlimento foro the firsto timoe since World War 2o.

re: #58 new2thezoo

So when do Jimmah and his terrorists buddies start the huggy-bear kissy face thing. That will be the next story that'll make your coffee come up.

Rabbit Bait made my coffee come up Nov. 5, 1979.

"From coward and imbecile to islamofascist and mass-murderer"

At this point, it wouldn't surprise me if Carter tries to return to the US while wearing a bomb vest.

Here a nice picture of Jimmy with another one of his good buddies.

re: #30 paxnhymn

Nah, the land would vomit him up.
It will be Israel again one of these days.
When his time comes he will go back to Plains, where he should be now.

Sorry, kids, but I can’t see how this is any better than what Farter’s doing. From the NYT:

President Bush expressed strong opposition today to Congressional moves to limit United States contacts with the Palestine Liberation Organization, and the White House sought a compromise on the issue.

President Bush expressed strong opposition today to Congressional moves to limit United States contacts with the Palestine Liberation Organization, and the White House sought a compromise on the issue.

At a meeting with lawmakers, largely to discuss his recent trip to Europe, the President raised the issue of legislation that would bar the United States from dealing with P.L.O. representatives responsible for the death of American citizens.

''The President made the point that he was opposed to that, and that at this point in the peace process, fragile as it may be, these kinds of limitations would not be helpful,'' said Marlin Fitzwater, the White House spokesman.

The legislative proposal would bar the United States from negotiating with any P.L.O. representative unless the President certifies to Congress that the Palestinian did not take part in terrorist activity that resulted in ''the death, injury or kidnapping of an American citizen.'' 'That's a Big Step Backward'

The amendment, whose sponsors include Senator Jesse Helms, Republican of North Carolina, was provoked by an American envoy's discussions with Saleh Khalef, Yasir Arafat's principal deputy in the P.L.O. Mr. Khalef, also known as Abu Iyad, was a founder and leader of the Black September terrorist organization, which was responsible for the massacre of Israeli athletes at the Olympic Games in Munich in 1972. The Palestinian was also implicated in the 1973 killing of the American Ambassador to the Sudan, Cleo A. Noel Jr. After the White House meeting today, Senator Bob Packwood, Republican of Oregon, said Mr. Bush had told the legislators, ''If you pass this amendment and shut down any negotiations with anybody that's ever breathed on the P.L.O., then that's a big step backward, not a step forward.''

Administration officials said the proposed agreement involved changing language on the amendment. Initially, the amendment barred talks with P.L.O. officials unless the President certified that they were not participants, organizers or accessories in acts of terrorism against Americans. Under the compromise, the reference to accessories would be eliminated. That would have the effect of barring talks with P.L.O. figures like Mr. Khalef, but not limiting talks to P.L.O. leaders whose involvement in violent attacks was murkier.

re: #32 MJ

One would hope that the MSM would be pointing that out. One would hope in vain.

re: #53 Kenneth

Carter is scum.

Yes, but you can wash away scum.

re: #63 Ben Hur

WOw, totally OT but, the Commies didn't win a seat in the Italian parlimento foro the firsto timoe since World War 2o.

That could be because the Commies have found it easier to simply morph in to one of the other parties, like they did in the US with the Democrat Party.

Just like the lead in all the Roman crockery, a thousand years from now they'll discover what it was that turned our left looney. My bet is something in Starbuck's coffee.

He stopped by to pick up his inheritance from Arafat.

I sing the Song of Moses upon him!

1 Then Moses and the Israelites sang this song to the LORD :
"I will sing to the LORD,
for he is highly exalted.
The horse and its rider
he has hurled into the sea.

2 The LORD is my strength and my song;
he has become my salvation.
He is my God, and I will praise him,
my father's God, and I will exalt him.

3 The LORD is a warrior;
the LORD is his name.

4 Pharaoh's chariots and his army
he has hurled into the sea.
The best of Pharaoh's officers
are drowned in the Red Sea.

5 The deep waters have covered them;
they sank to the depths like a stone.

6 "Your right hand, O LORD,
was majestic in power.
Your right hand, O LORD,
shattered the enemy.

7 In the greatness of your majesty
you threw down those who opposed you.
You unleashed your burning anger;
it consumed them like stubble.

8 By the blast of your nostrils
the waters piled up.
The surging waters stood firm like a wall;
the deep waters congealed in the heart of the sea.

9 "The enemy boasted,
'I will pursue, I will overtake them.
I will divide the spoils;
I will gorge myself on them.
I will draw my sword
and my hand will destroy them.'

10 But you blew with your breath,
and the sea covered them.
They sank like lead
in the mighty waters.

11 "Who among the gods is like you, O LORD ?
Who is like you—
majestic in holiness,
awesome in glory,
working wonders?

12 You stretched out your right hand
and the earth swallowed them.

13 "In your unfailing love you will lead
the people you have redeemed.
In your strength you will guide them
to your holy dwelling.

14 The nations will hear and tremble;
anguish will grip the people of Philistia.

15 The chiefs of Edom will be terrified,
the leaders of Moab will be seized with trembling,
the people of Canaan will melt away;

16 terror and dread will fall upon them.
By the power of your arm
they will be as still as a stone—
until your people pass by, O LORD,
until the people you bought [c] pass by.

17 You will bring them in and plant them
on the mountain of your inheritance—
the place, O LORD, you made for your dwelling,
the sanctuary, O Lord, your hands established.

18 The LORD will reign
for ever and ever."

So let it be written
So let it be done

/Atypical Renegade Jewtian, Clinging to my GOD and my Guns

Can we somehow strand Jimmah over there by entering his name on the "No Fly" list?

Somehow refuse his re-entry into the U.S.?

He should renounce his citizenship, or has he already done that?

I refuse to comment on Carter due to the fact that any comments I make could wind up getting me deleted or worse.

"But I'm not a negotiator, I'm just trying to understand different options and communicate," he said. "If he has anything constructive to say, he or the Syrian president, then I would bring it to other people."

This is where liberals become frighteningly DELUSIONAL. It's their staggering belief in 'moral equivalency'. Liberals lovingly put evil and good on an equal intellectual plane - with no moral absolutes- equating HEINOUS acts of thugs and murdering terrorists as 'differences' with the civilized world.

Oh if we would just sit down and listen! Try and understand them! Meet with them and discuss their grievances! I have two words for that moonbat mentality:

Daniel Pearl

Every liberal in America should be subjected to what I call the 'Pearl of Wisdom'. Let's go hear their side. Yep....talk to them...break bread with them....aw heck...knock down a few infidel beers with them. Whatdya say?

Nick Berg

Every liberal in America should be subjected to what I call the 'Ice Berg'. Yep....let's drop in and say hello to the enemies of the United States. In total violation of U.S. State Department policy. Let's wander aimlessly through the countryside looking for odd jobs in a country we are at war with.

Steven Hayward's book is in need of revision.

"The Khartoum operation was planned and carried out with the full knowledge and personal approval of Yasir Arafat ..... Fatah representatives based in Khartoum partcipated in the attack, using a Fatah vehicle to transport the terrorists to the Saudi Arabian Embassy."

[Link: www.bizzyblog.com...]

State Dept. Document.
The man Carter honors.

Can Ham-Ass just keep him, already?

re: #39 BabbaZee

Did you write it?

Yes. So far, it is an LGF exclusive.

re: #49 mingjaiyo

The worst and singlemost embarrassing President to have held the office in my lifetime raises the bar yet one more time. I do really wish that this useless piece of excrement could be found, by any means possible, to be in violation of the Logan act and arrested for treason immediately upon his stepping foot on US soil when he returns. There are not enough negative adjectives listed in the dictionary to accurately describe this man.

In A STEP FARTHER OUT Jerry Pournelle mentions that during the Carter Administration the Soviets handed over their data on their fusion energy projects to the Department of Energy and Carter turned around and classified all of it as Top Secret.

Like who was he trying to hide from?

And who could forget this classic.

Meanwhile in Hell:

Demon (watching TV): Arafat! Come and see! Someone important is laying a wreath on your tomb!

Arafat: It's not Jimmy Carter is it?

Demon: Hah! How did you know?

Arafat: I'll stay in the lava pool thank you.

re: #82 Kosh's Shadow

Me like.

wildcat84:

Funny how the left always seems to be in love with tyrants.

Because it is their fondest wish to become them.

re: #67 Ringo the Gringo

Once again, Carter doesn't fail to disappoint. He sees the bottom and continues digging furiously - trying to further cement his title to being the worst former President. Ever.

Continuing to support Palestinian terrorism by paying honor to Arafat by laying a wreath and speaking out against Israeli actions, despite the rockets and mortars raining down on Israel incessantly, shows just how debased Carter is.

He cannot be an honest broker and isn't simply engaging in fact finding, which is how he describes his mission in the region. If you wanted facts to find, try sticking around in Ashkelon or Sderot for more than a few hours - you'd see and hear the rocket and mortars slamming into Israel to be followed by the wailing of the alert sirens - letting you realize that Israelis don't have time to run for shelter - the rockets and mortars arrive faster than the alerts can be given.

Those Israelis live under a daily siege from Palestinian terrorists - who, like Arafat, chose not peace when offered the chance, who, like Arafat, chose not to live peacefully side by side in a two state solution, and who like Arafat, chose war and terror to further their goal of the destruction of Israel in a slow death.

At a reception in the West Bank town of Ramallah organized by Carter’s office, the former president hugged Nasser Shaer, a senior Hamas politician, meeting participants said. Embraces between men are a common custom in Arab culture.

Ewwwww.

Middle East Peace Schemes: The audacity of hopelessness.

re: #87 Natasha

wildcat84:

Because it is their fondest wish to become them.

144,000 updings wise one

re: #27 laZardo

Next thing you know he'll go to Darfur just to set the bar a little lower.

Carter already stated that the problems in Darfur don't fulfill the requirements of genocide.

BabbaZee, you are making me blush.

re: #24 Kosh's Shadow

Is it wrong that I laughed--albeit grimly?

He (Jimmah) is a great example of what a "SCHMUCK" is

Iraqi author calls Naqba "The Big Lie", says Jews have right to homeland in Israel.

re: #46 Ringo the Gringo

Here they are back in the good 'ol days.

The term "grinnin' fool" comes to mind.

re: #91 Peacekeeper

Middle East Peace Schemes: The audacity of hopelessness.

Perfect.

re: #29 Alouette

According to the caption, that woman(?) is not Rosalynn. They don't know who she is. My guess is Ward Churchill.

Looks like Rosalynn to me.

re: #8 Carolyn

Maybe he would like to be buried next to Arafat?

Sooner rather than later.

Jimmy, you're giving me malaise.

re: #86 BabbaZee

Me like.

Thank you. I was inspired this morning, and waited until this thread to post it.
Humor helps keep me sane and keeps me from saying something that would get me banned.

Jimmah should just stay with his beloved terrorists. I am sure they could use someone to scrub the latrines and test new explosives.