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Most Disgraceful Former President Ever

Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 8:42:54 am PDT

In a pathetically transparent attempt at belated damage control, the spin being put on Jimmy Carter’s visit to Syria to hang out with genocidal terrorist thugs is that he’s trying to get Hamas to release kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit: Carter meets Hamas chief in Syria.

Jimmy Carter has made history as the United States’ single most disgraceful former president. By far.

DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter met Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal in Damascus on Friday for talks expected to focus on ways to include the Islamist group in efforts to achieve Palestinian-Israeli peace.

High-level Hamas members also attended the meeting, at which Carter would also raise with Meshaal the fate of an Israeli soldier captured by Hamas, according to a source familiar with the agenda.

Carter, who is on a Middle East tour to hear views on solving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, earlier met Syrian President Bashar al-Assad

Carter’s meeting with Meshaal is one of the highest profile encounters between the group and a Western figure.

Previous efforts to broker a prisoner exchange deal between Hamas and Israel involving the soldier, who was captured by Palestinian fighters in a 2006 raid on Israeli territory, have floundered.

“Carter is very upbeat. The publicity put out by his detractors made him more determined to pursue a different way with Hamas. He is optimistic that the meeting will advance efforts to end the soldier’s saga,” the source said.

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1 BulgarWheat  4/18/08 8:44:01 am reply quote 7

jimmah carter, the shit-heeled cur from plains, ga.

2 roberth  4/18/08 8:44:18 am reply quote 1

Idiot.

3 JamesTKirk  4/18/08 8:44:51 am reply quote 1

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4 JammieWearingFool  4/18/08 8:45:01 am reply quote 0

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5 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 8:45:01 am reply quote 0

I'd like to say what I wish would happen to Jimmuh, but I'll refrain.

/if you can't say anything nice...

/don't want the stick, either

6 MandyManners  4/18/08 8:45:18 am reply quote 0
The publicity put out by his detractors made him more determined to pursue a different way with Hamas.

The only acceptable "different way" would be the way home.

7 JamesTKirk  4/18/08 8:45:45 am reply quote 0

re: #6 MandyManners

The only acceptable "different way" would be the way home.

No, some of us would prefer that he not return, either.

8 MandyManners  4/18/08 8:45:49 am reply quote 1

re: #1 BulgarWheat

jimmah carter, the shit-heeled cur from plains, ga.

Watch it. Curs will sue you for libel.

9 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 8:46:08 am reply quote 13
In a pathetically transparent attempt at belated damage control, the spin being put on Jimmy Carter’s visit to Syria to hang out with genocidal terrorist thugs is that he’s trying to get Hamas to release kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit:

Swap Jimmuh for the brave soldier? DO IT!

10 MandyManners  4/18/08 8:46:27 am reply quote 1

re: #7 JamesTKirk

No, some of us would prefer that he not return, either.

I wish he would just fade away.

11 American_Infidel_Dog  4/18/08 8:46:45 am reply quote 1

Big surprise there. Jimmy Carter is the worst excuse for a president this country has ever had, past or present, and he's desperately trying to get himself some Leftists relevance before he kicks the bucket.

He wants a legacy. Unfortunately, the legacy he wants glorifies genocidal maniacs and dictators.

The sooner he realizes the horrible damage he's done, to the US and to his reputation, the better. But I won't hold my breath.

12 Kosh's Shadow  4/18/08 8:46:59 am reply quote 8

I have an idea.
Let's trade him for Shalit.

13 Vergeltung  4/18/08 8:47:04 am reply quote 2

jimmy was the worst prez IN and OUT of office, bar none!

14 Gmac  4/18/08 8:47:23 am reply quote 2

Jimmah keeps reaching for new lows, and achieving them.
He is by far and away the most vile faux diplomat ever foisted upon the US.

15 MandyManners  4/18/08 8:47:39 am reply quote 1

re: #11 American_Infidel_Dog

Big surprise there. Jimmy Carter is the worst excuse for a president this country has ever had, past or present, and he's desperately trying to get himself some Leftists relevance before he kicks the bucket.

He wants a legacy. Unfortunately, the legacy he wants glorifies genocidal maniacs and dictators.

The sooner he realizes the horrible damage he's done, to the US and to his reputation, the better. But I won't hold my breath.

Even if he realizes it, he will never admit it.

16 The Other Les  4/18/08 8:48:10 am reply quote 2

We can't say that he's the Twelfth Cylon.

17 Roger  4/18/08 8:48:51 am reply quote 0

A real martyr's complex that poor boy has. "I'm sweetly suffering! I'm sweetly suffering!"

/because detractors keep pointing out what a disgraceful POS he is.

18 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 8:48:58 am reply quote 0

re: #12 Kosh's Shadow

GMTA, Kosh!

19 JamesTKirk  4/18/08 8:49:06 am reply quote 0

re: #16 The Other Les

We can't say that he's the Twelfth Cylon.

[Link: www.theslackerz.com...]

20 Sharmuta  4/18/08 8:49:06 am reply quote 0
Previous efforts to broker a prisoner exchange deal between Hamas and Israel involving the soldier, who was captured by Palestinian fighters in a 2006 raid on Israeli territory, have floundered.

"Floundered"?! How incredibly insulting. More like straight up ignored.

21 buzzsawmonkey  4/18/08 8:49:16 am reply quote 0

re: #11 American_Infidel_Dog

[Jimmy Carter] wants a legacy.

I wouldn't mind if he got one. There is a condition that is prerequisite to leaving a legacy.

22 Shug  4/18/08 8:49:32 am reply quote 4

HEADLINE

DAMASCUS--- Chinless Ophthalmologist meets Brainless Peanut farmer.

23 Nevergiveup  4/18/08 8:50:05 am reply quote 1

I would like to send a plane to bring Carter home out of courtesy to his age and in consideration of his contributions to humanity. I happen to have a old British " de Havilland Comet" available. Come on Jimmy get on board!

24 taxfreekiller  4/18/08 8:50:12 am reply quote 0

The Producers and Phil McGraw himself when contacted by Ms Carter and other family members about "intervention" with Jimmy's mental problems , refused to enter the fray, citing national security issues and self preservation of their own family and friends from the mad dog terrorist Carter hangs with.

AP

25 Sir Napsalot  4/18/08 8:50:16 am reply quote 0

drop the 'president', substitute it with 'person'.

26 ModerateWolverine  4/18/08 8:50:24 am reply quote 0

He is, simply, the worst. How about this.

27 American_Infidel_Dog  4/18/08 8:50:24 am reply quote 1

re: #15 MandyManners

Good point. Leftists NEVER admit when they are wrong, because right and wrong don't exist for them.

It's too discriminatory to even consider that there is a "right" and "wrong" in the world!

28 Grammy Cracker  4/18/08 8:50:37 am reply quote 0

When Jimmah was President, I thought he was a generally decent and honorable, well-intentioned man with a slew of bad ideas. I was quite young and idealistic then.

Now, I'm older and wiser. Now, I think he's just friggin' CRAZY.

29 zombie  4/18/08 8:50:45 am reply quote 0

Wait, maybe Jimmy smuggled some poison into the meeting and slipped it into their tea.

Secret agent Jimmy!

Don't judge a book by its cover.

30 Cartman  4/18/08 8:50:52 am reply quote 0

☪ Jimmah ☪

31 The Other Les  4/18/08 8:50:56 am reply quote 3

It's time that we write to our Senators and Members of the House and ask them to write and and pass to rename the USS JIMMY CARTER to the something else.

Any suggestions?

32 VegasRick  4/18/08 8:51:15 am reply quote 2

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re: #862 taxfreekiller

OT
But an important OT.

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[Link: [Link: www.numbersusa.com...]...]
fax, e-mail, call,
all the help you need is there

"Its your country and you can take it back from the loons"
all you have to do is act, and ask others to act

thank you from U.S.A.

That is a great site. Last summer I think I sent 100 faxes and e-mails to my reps. Called a few time as well. Folks, please click on the link (or save it for later) and check this site out. IT WORKED re the immigration deal they were trying to cram down our throats last summer.

33 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 8:51:17 am reply quote 1

When he returns, divert his flight to Gitmo (they do have a runway that'll handle commercial aircraft there), and kick his ass down the stairway.

34 Alouette  4/18/08 8:51:26 am reply quote 2

re: #31 The Other Les

It's time that we write to our Senators and Members of the House and ask them to write and and pass to rename the USS JIMMY CARTER to the something else.

Any suggestions?

How about the USS ERIC CARTMAN?

35 Sharmuta  4/18/08 8:51:27 am reply quote 0
He is optimistic that the meeting will advance efforts to end the soldier’s saga

These f*ckers would probably release Gilad just to make jhimmi look good- if the poor man's still alive, that is.

36 JamesTKirk  4/18/08 8:51:45 am reply quote 1

re: #27 American_Infidel_Dog

Good point. Leftists NEVER admit when they are wrong, because right and wrong don't exist for them.

It's too discriminatory to even consider that there is a "right" and "wrong" in the world!

...except for Republicans. Concepts like "wrong" and "evil", which don't exist in the world otherwise, are continually applied to Republicans.

37 persian shoe  4/18/08 8:52:27 am reply quote 0

Fu*ken Tool!

38 chinesearithmetic  4/18/08 8:52:38 am reply quote 1

Previous efforts to broker a prisoner exchange deal between Hamas and Israel involving the soldier, who was captured by Palestinian fighters in a 2006 raid on Israeli territory, have floundered.

Jimmy's just one helicoptor away this time, too.

39 bystander  4/18/08 8:52:59 am reply quote 6

It's been said many times before. Revoke his passport or try him for sedition. Undermining the foreign policy of the government is not a trivial matter and this should not be tolerated, regardless of (and especially due to) his former office. He lends credibility where none should exist, encourages enemy combatants and nation-states and threatens the security of our allies.

Prison, now. I am quite serious.

40 JamesTKirk  4/18/08 8:53:00 am reply quote 1

re: #34 Alouette

How about the USS ERIC CARTMAN?

Respect mah authoriteh!

41 Sharmuta  4/18/08 8:53:02 am reply quote 0

re: #27 American_Infidel_Dog

Good point. Leftists NEVER admit when they are wrong, because right and wrong don't exist for them.

It's too discriminatory to even consider that there is a "right" and "wrong" in the world!

For the left- evil is the victim of Good.

42 JamesTKirk  4/18/08 8:53:39 am reply quote 0

re: #38 chinesearithmetic

Previous efforts to broker a prisoner exchange deal between Hamas and Israel involving the soldier, who was captured by Palestinian fighters in a 2006 raid on Israeli territory, have floundered.

Jimmy's just one helicoptor away this time, too.

Jimmy has always been "one helicopter short of a rescue", if you know what I mean.

43 gman  4/18/08 8:53:56 am reply quote 4

I think this cartoon sums up Jimmah pretty well.

(Courtesy of Cox and Forkum)

44 MandyManners  4/18/08 8:54:27 am reply quote 0

re: #27 American_Infidel_Dog

Good point. Leftists NEVER admit when they are wrong, because right and wrong don't exist for them.

It's too discriminatory to even consider that there is a "right" and "wrong" in the world!

Perpetual toddlerhood.

45 The Other Les  4/18/08 8:54:37 am reply quote 1

re: #19 JamesTKirk

[Link: www.theslackerz.com...]

I recall that when the MIAMI VICE movie was being made that the producers ask EJO to reprise his role from the series. He responded by sending them a tape of himself glaring at the camera on a loop for twenty minutes.

46 marge45b  4/18/08 8:54:39 am reply quote 1

Where's a rabbit when you need one!

47 razorbacker  4/18/08 8:54:51 am reply quote 4

I'm reminded of a scene from the Andy Griffith Show where Andy looks at Opie, shakes his head sadly, and says, "And to think that I was actually happy when you learned to talk."

BBL

48 BulgarWheat  4/18/08 8:55:17 am reply quote 0

re: #8 MandyManners

hmmm? good point.

49 American_Infidel_Dog  4/18/08 8:55:21 am reply quote 1

re: #36 JamesTKirk

...except for Republicans. Concepts like "wrong" and "evil", which don't exist in the world otherwise, are continually applied to Republicans.

...as well as to anyone that doesn't agree with them. After all, they are (in their own deranged minds) the force for right and justice in this world, and if we disagree with them, we disagree with that which is right and just, and therefore MUST be evil.

I'm a Lockean Conservative (aka Constitutional Libertarian), and I get lumped in with Republicans all the time as being part of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy.

50 Sacred Plants  4/18/08 8:55:27 am reply quote 0

And Ernst Uhrlau will bail out Ron Arad.

/mmm kool-aid!

51 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 8:55:35 am reply quote 1

re: #31 The Other Les

It's time that we write to our Senators and Members of the House and ask them to write and and pass to rename the USS JIMMY CARTER to the something else.

Any suggestions?

The USS Robert D. Stetham.

A true Navy hero.

52 Cartman  4/18/08 8:55:48 am reply quote 0

☭ Jimmah ☭

53 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 8:56:24 am reply quote 1

re: #51 Ward Cleaver

The USS Robert D. Stetham.

A true Navy hero.

Stethem

PIMF

54 opnion  4/18/08 8:56:29 am reply quote 0

Dear Lizards,perhaps you have not heard, none other than Barry Obama said that Carter has a right to do this. Come on, I said Barry!

55 Vergeltung  4/18/08 8:56:49 am reply quote 1

re: #43 gman

I think this

56 marge45b  4/18/08 8:56:53 am reply quote 0

re: #51 Ward Cleaver

I second that one!

57 BulgarWheat  4/18/08 8:57:26 am reply quote 0

re: #54 opnion

if Carter can snuggle up with and encourage the terrorists, why can't I cling to my guns and my faith?

58 MandyManners  4/18/08 8:57:34 am reply quote 2

re: #54 opnion

Dear Lizards,perhaps you have not heard, none other than Barry Obama said that Carter has a right to do this. Come on, I said Barry!

Barry's been smoking hopium again.

59 Kosh's Shadow  4/18/08 8:57:43 am reply quote 0

re: #31 The Other Les

It's time that we write to our Senators and Members of the House and ask them to write and and pass to rename the USS JIMMY CARTER to the something else.

Any suggestions?

How about the McCain (after McCain's father or grandfather)?

And re-name the next target ship the Carter, just before sinking it. [next statement deleted]

60 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  4/18/08 8:57:44 am reply quote 5

Who ever thought Billy would end up being the respectable one?

61 buzzsawmonkey  4/18/08 8:57:45 am reply quote 1

re: #57 BulgarWheat

if Carter can snuggle up with and encourage the terrorists, why can't I cling to my guns and my faith?

Because you're not as bitter as he is.

62 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 8:57:47 am reply quote 0

re: #56 marge45b

I second that one!

He popped right into my mind. Plus, he's a victim of Carter's bungling.

63 Terp Mole  4/18/08 8:58:06 am reply quote 1
the spin being put on Jimmy Carter’s visit to Syria to hang out with genocidal terrorist thugs is that he’s trying to get Hamas to release kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit

That's the same spin Reverand Wright uses to justify his trip to Libya... (ostensibly) to free Lt. Goodman.

In January 1984, Jesse Jackson travelled to Libya and Syria along with Jeremiah Wright and Louis Farrakhan. The mission's peaceful purpose was accomplished, as they secured the release of Goodman, who was essentially a prisoner of war.

U.S. President Ronald Reagan welcomed LT Goodman at the White House January 4, 1984, hours after he and Rev. Jackson arrived back in the U.S.

Of course, Wright was there with Farrakhan to panhandle for billions.

How much will the Carter Center garner from these thugs?

64 jcm  4/18/08 8:58:08 am reply quote 1

New technology capture an image of Rabbit Bait's soul.

65 Occasional Reader  4/18/08 8:58:09 am reply quote 1
Carter is very upbeat

I agree with that, if by "upbeat" you mean "stupid".

66 zmdavid  4/18/08 8:58:10 am reply quote 1

re: #43 gman

I think this

67 American_Infidel_Dog  4/18/08 8:58:16 am reply quote 0

re: #57 BulgarWheat

if Carter can snuggle up with and encourage the terrorists, why can't I cling to my guns and my faith?

Because he's not a bitter, disaffected middle class American from flyover country like you are.

68 The Other Les  4/18/08 8:58:21 am reply quote 0

Off to watch BSG

69 Steffan  4/18/08 8:58:24 am reply quote 0

Sorry, guys, but Jimmy isn't the most traitorous ex-president.

That signal dishonor goes to John Tyler, who at the time of his death was a member of the Confederate Congress.

Jimmy comes a close second, however.

70 Vergeltung  4/18/08 8:58:26 am reply quote 0

re: #57 BulgarWheat

if Carter can snuggle up with and encourage the terrorists, why can't I cling to my guns and my faith?

because carter's not bitter, like you.

/

71 BulgarWheat  4/18/08 8:58:26 am reply quote 0

re: #61 buzzsawmonkey

well, I am willing to learn.

72 IgofAntioch  4/18/08 8:58:31 am reply quote 0

He will want to address the Democratic Convention- that should prove interesting if not revealing!

73 MandyManners  4/18/08 8:58:48 am reply quote 0

re: #64 jcm

New technology capture an image of

74 Dave the.....  4/18/08 8:58:59 am reply quote 0

Compare Jimmie's post office activities with Hebert Hoover's. It's amazing how far we have fallen in who we elect President.

75 MandyManners  4/18/08 8:59:04 am reply quote 0

re: #66 zmdavid

I used your "hopium."

76 buzzsawmonkey  4/18/08 8:59:12 am reply quote 1

re: #71 BulgarWheat

well, I am willing to learn.

That, too, distinguishes you from Carter.

77 Tumulus11  4/18/08 8:59:39 am reply quote 4
'It's an atrocity what is being perpetrated as punishment on the people in Gaza. It's a crime ... I think it is an abomination that this continues to go on.'
// Jimmy Carter, Apr. 17, 2008

. I don't believe that Mr. Carter has ever given a moment's thought to the fate of Gilad Shalit.

78 kansas  4/18/08 8:59:46 am reply quote 0

How's that working out for him? Maybe he should take a few helicopters in to rescue Shalit. Or more like it recover his remains.
On the brighter side, is this a great country or what? A complete dipshit can be elected President and more than 20 years after fucking up pretty much everything, can get a Nobel Peace prize, sell books, and make TV appearances. Gives me hope.

79 BulgarWheat  4/18/08 8:59:49 am reply quote 0

re: #76 buzzsawmonkey

dang, I ran into the buzzsaw today, or what?

heh!

80 Sacred Plants  4/18/08 8:59:55 am reply quote 0

re: #54 opnion

Aung San Suu Kyi has!

81 zmdavid  4/18/08 8:59:57 am reply quote 0

re: #75 MandyManners

I used your "hopium."

I didn't invent the term, I just added a Karl Marx spin to it.

82 Vergeltung  4/18/08 9:00:15 am reply quote 5

re: #69 Steffan

Sorry, guys, but Jimmy isn't the most traitorous ex-president.
That signal dishonor goes to
83 arier_tzvi  4/18/08 9:00:30 am reply quote 0

what does carter have to do with a Kidnapped Israeli Soldier and or Israel for that matter... Nadda Ziltch rein de toutes. He is undermining Israeli Government and the U.S as well. Does he think he has any political clout what so ever.. This guy needs to continue building homes. Thats what he is good for.

84 jcm  4/18/08 9:00:36 am reply quote 0

re: #73 MandyManners

What is that?

A steaming pile......

85 MandyManners  4/18/08 9:00:53 am reply quote 0

re: #81 zmdavid

I didn't invent the term, I just added a Karl Marx spin to it.

Don't be so modest!

86 Sharmuta  4/18/08 9:01:01 am reply quote 0

re: #69 Steffan

Sorry, guys, but Jimmy isn't the most traitorous ex-president.

Who said that? He's being called most disgraceful, although some other choice adjectives come to mind.

87 bosforus  4/18/08 9:01:06 am reply quote 0

re: #54 opnion

Dear Lizards,perhaps you have not heard, none other than Barry Obama said that Carter has a right to do this. Come on, I said Barry!

Yeah, he's got the right to do it, but he doesn't have the intelligence not to.

88 MandyManners  4/18/08 9:01:32 am reply quote 0

re: #84 jcm

A steaming pile......

It sure is steaming.

89 kansas  4/18/08 9:02:42 am reply quote -3

re: #69 Steffan


The most traitorous ex President would then be George Washington who was completely disloyal to England. Lincoln, on the other hand, the bestest ever, was so loyal he was willing to order the slaugther of what, 600,000 of his fellow countrymen?

90 paxnhymn  4/18/08 9:02:44 am reply quote 1

re: #83 arier_tzvi

what does carter have to do with a Kidnapped Israeli Soldier and or Israel for that matter... Nadda Ziltch rein de toutes. He is undermining Israeli Government and the U.S as well. Does he think he has any political clout what so ever.. This guy needs to continue building homes. Thats what he is good for.


yeah, I though it was an insult too. He has NEVER given a rat's ass about Israel; as a matter of fact, he's probably the most anti-Semetic president in recent history!

91 Ojoe  4/18/08 9:03:11 am reply quote 1

Carter is violating the

Logan Act.

He is violating it, violating it, violating it.

Anybody who reads this who is connected with the justice department, get this knowledge going up the chain & get the prosecution GOING.

92 Kosh's Shadow  4/18/08 9:03:59 am reply quote 0

If Dhimmi visited Auschwitz, he'd probably be thinking "So close, so close. Only another few million to go. If only the US had stayed out of the war a few more years"

Should I re-post my press release in which the Hamas-Carter final solution for peace in the mideast is revealed?

Or has everyone seen it enough to be tired of it?

93 opnion  4/18/08 9:04:01 am reply quote 0

re: #58 MandyManners

Barry's been smoking hopium again.

But only in the most elegant, metro sexual way.Ya know Chris Mattews has to get over that man crush.

94 Ojoe  4/18/08 9:04:02 am reply quote 2

re: #87 bosforus

Note to Barry Obama

It took guns and religion to get rid of slavery in this country.

95 zmdavid  4/18/08 9:04:14 am reply quote 0

re: #85 MandyManners

Someone brought the term "hopium" to the last thread (from youtube comments). I just ran with it.

96 Terp Mole  4/18/08 9:04:18 am reply quote 0

Is it time for another Carter Center Mass Resignation yet?

Is that place a tumbleweed plantation yet?

97 buzzsawmonkey  4/18/08 9:04:37 am reply quote 2

re: #94 Ojoe

Note to Barry Obama

It took guns and religion to get rid of slavery in this country.

Just like it takes guns and religion to impose slavery in the Sudan.

98 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 9:04:44 am reply quote 0

re: #75 MandyManners

I used your "hopium."

Lucius Septimius saw it first, then I saw it too, in comments on a YouTube video about Obama, created by a Shillary supporter.

99 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  4/18/08 9:04:50 am reply quote 2

re: #82 Vergeltung

still think Dhimmi is worse.

I got more respect for a guy who openly stands for the other side than a scumball who says he is with you and then backstabs you every chance he gets

100 Ojoe  4/18/08 9:05:03 am reply quote 0

re: #92 Kosh's Shadow

New people read here every day. There are 2,600 people on line right now. Post it please.

101 Ward Cleaver  4/18/08 9:05:24 am reply quote 0

re: #96 Terp Mole

Is it time for another Carter Center Mass Resignation yet?

Is that place a tumbleweed plantation yet?

Somebody should stack hay in that building.

102 Sharmuta  4/18/08 9:05:32 am reply quote 0

re: #89 kansas

The most traitorous ex President would then be George Washington who was completely disloyal to England.

Except when Washington was President, we didn't belong to England anymore.

103 Tumulus11  4/18/08 9:05:37 am reply quote 0

. On the return flight Carter may still have time for a stopover to give Rotten Robert Mugabe a squeeze.

104 CyanSnowHawk  4/18/08 9:05:43 am reply quote 0

re: #31 The Other Les

It's time that we write to our Senators and Members of the House and ask them to write and and pass to rename the USS JIMMY CARTER to the something else.

Any suggestions?

Actually, the current name is a good choice.

Follow me on this. The SSN23 is a special operations boat. What better name to give it than one that would have people not want to say a word about it. It becomes therefore, just another layer of OPSEC, which is a good thing.

105 Cartman  4/18/08 9:05:55 am reply quote 0

☾ Jimmah...Jimmah. ☾

106 zmdavid  4/18/08 9:06:43 am reply quote 0

re: #69 Steffan

Sorry, guys, but Jimmy isn't the most traitorous ex-president.

That signal dishonor goes to

107 coquimbojoe  4/18/08 9:06:49 am reply quote 0

re: #73 MandyManners

What is that?

A steaming pile.

108 CyanSnowHawk  4/18/08 9:06:52 am reply quote 6

I don't know if anyone else has pointed this out, but isn't the disgraceful Ex-President's record on recovering hostages a little spotty?

109 Intrepid  4/18/08 9:07:29 am reply quote 0

Jimmy C is like the Revs Al and Jesse - all of them trying to prove they are still relevant in a world that has passed them by. They are no more than punchlines, and I suspect they suffer from Munchausen Syndrome - create problems so they can come in and "solve" them.

Jimmy just caused his problems 30 years ago. He's patient like that, doncha know.

None of them have anything worth hearing.

110 realwest  4/18/08 9:07:46 am reply quote 0

re: #34 Alouette Oh yeah, the USS Eric Clapton! I like that one a....oh, wait, sorry, misread your post.
nevermind.

111 kansas  4/18/08 9:07:47 am reply quote 0

re: #102 Sharmuta

Except when Washington was President, we didn't belong to England anymore.

Belong to England? I bet King George and Cornwallis didn't share that view.

112 cod_is_great  4/18/08 9:07:52 am reply quote 1

Here's to hoping he attends the Democratic National Convention.

113 Kosh's Shadow  4/18/08 9:08:03 am reply quote 2

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.

114 Lively  4/18/08 9:08:33 am reply quote 0

OT. File this under fake but accurate.

Chelsea Clinton has been recounting a story of a young woman who died because she didn't have health care. When Chelsea got a lot of her facts wrong and was corrected by reporters, she said, " but what matters to me in the following story is that no one ever doubted that it could be true in our country."

Sheesh.

115 CyanSnowHawk  4/18/08 9:08:59 am reply quote 0

re: #110 realwest

Oh yeah, the USS Eric Clapton! I like that one a....oh, wait, sorry, misread your post.
nevermind.

The Eric Clapton wouldn't be a fast attack boat. It would be one of those 'slow approach' boats.

116 loppyd  4/18/08 9:09:11 am reply quote 0

What a pathetic, sorry excuse for a man.

117 mekan  4/18/08 9:09:24 am reply quote 1

I am beginning to believe Carter has been paid by Clinton to give Clinton a legacy. Clinton says, "Look, I sucked but I wasn't as bad as Jimmy for the US."

118 WalterMitty  4/18/08 9:10:09 am reply quote 1

re: #108 CyanSnowHawk

I don't know if anyone else has pointed this out, but isn't the disgraceful Ex-President's record on recovering hostages a little spotty?

Actually it's a little splattered....

119 JamesTKirk  4/18/08 9:10:12 am reply quote 0

re: #96 Terp Mole

Is it time for another Carter Center Mass Resignation yet?

Is that place a tumbleweed plantation yet?

I'm guessing all the ones with a conscience and a grasp of reality have already left.

120 Ojoe  4/18/08 9:10:17 am reply quote 1

re: #97 buzzsawmonkey

Showing that our religion is better.

121 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  4/18/08 9:10:18 am reply quote 0

re: #106 zmdavid

Hmm. Close call - conferates were at least honest traitors.

I wouldn'