So basically, the Palestinians and I agree how useless this man is, with all due respect.

Oh, no sh!t!

Not true, it proved that jimma is an a**hole.

The only thing he achieved was permission on the part of Khaled Meshaal of Hamas to deliver a letter from a detained Israeli soldier to his family. Nothing else

jhimmi carter- President, Nobel prize winner, courier.......

re: #3 VegasRick

Was there any lacking?

Imagine how the Hamas goons laughed once Carter was out of the room.

No doubt they began asking,

Who invited him ? Did you invite him ?
No , I didn't invite him, surely somebody invited him.

Carter's problem has been described as, 'malevolent boredom.'

At his age, he should be enjoying retirement: golfing, fishing, spending time with grandkids. Not spending time with terrorists doing nothing!

He failed, but spread malaise as usual.

In a further insult, even Arafish called from Hell to refuse the flower bouquet

Well knock me over with a feather!

Hamas didnt compromise or offer alternatives to thier ideology? Wonders never cease...

/sacr^2

So, didn't Hamas get some validation by Jimmy's visit?
They thought they would.

I like how just after Carter said Hamas would recognize Israel, Hamas said they wouldn't.
And how he called Cond Rice and the State Dept liars because he claimed they didn't tell him not to go (yet it was in the news before he left).

He was always an anti-Semitic asshole, but now he appears to be losing what's left of his mind.

But he did accomplish something - he made himself look like a bigger asshole (no mean feat).

re: #13 mean Gene

maybe they got a few signed copies of his book!

They should've let a rabbit loose into the meeting room.
Then they would've found out his usefulness...

/amusement

Why can't I just eat my waffle?

re: #4 Sharmuta

jhimmi carter- President, Nobel prize winner, courier.......

LOL

UPS

Unemployed President Service

re: #9 schultzw

At his age, he should be enjoying retirement: golfing, fishing, spending time with grandkids. Not spending time with terrorists doing nothing!

He won't go golfing or fishing; there might be killer rabbits!

re: #6 song_and_dance_man

He does for them what he did for us. Nothing.

Actually, he did a lot to screw us over.

Imagine how the Hamas goons laughed once Carter was out of the room.

OK guys, that was a bust. Can we afford Clinton next time ?

“President Carter came to the region thinking he could achieve something. Unfortunately president Carter left without anything concrete,” he told a conference in the Spanish capital.

Thats the story of Jimmah's life. He is the embodiment of "Dynamic Inaction".

Let's see, everyone except for Jimmy thinks nothing was accomplished - oh, my bad Hamas feels legitimized - yet he thinks he was being helpful...

Please explain.

Damn, I spewed coffee all over my jeans! Hope my co-workers don't notice :)

re: #4 Sharmuta

Why are these creeps in the capital of Spain, Madrid--is Madrid now certifiably a sanctuary city in Al Andalus?

Re-elected Zapatero's hosting these caliphaters for what reason--to thank him for winning Zapatero a second term?

Spaniards ought to have a recall vote.

What did you expect to happen? Neville Chamberlain's ghost reaching up and shaking a piece of paper in the air saying "Peace in our time?"

The reason there isn't peace isn't because of Israel's willingness - and I daresay suicidal tendencies to separate itself from territories captured from thuggish regimes intent on Israel's destruction from 1947 onwards - but because the Palestinians and their terror masters - refuse to permit Israel to exist in word and deed (to wit - acknowledgments that Olmert is willing to give the Golan to the Syrians).

Everything they do with the end-game of Israel's destruction.

The reason there isn't peace isn't because the US isn't trying hard enough. See Clinton's Camp David folly in 2000. Arafat didn't even dignify the proposed plan with a counter proposal. He simply had his thugs start another round of the intifada as a smokescreen to the fact that the Palestinians cannot make peace with Israel. They want to supplant it with their own terror regime.

I'd like to know something about that letter that is mentioned......was it real? --is the Israeli soldier confirmed alive by it.....?

Look at the bright side.

Jimmy instigated a mission in the Mideast and no US helicopters- and servicemen- were lost.

So it's an improvement.

I wouldn't exactly call it entirely pointless. Sounds to me like a lot of sand got pounded.

A sure sign of moonbat dementia is the inability to know when they laughing at you.

re: #5 Sparkizzy

Was there any lacking?

Not really.

re: #22 Shug

OK guys, that was a bust. Can we afford Clinton next time ?

As bad as Clinton was, he realized (too late) that Arafat was an unrepentant terrorist. And I think he realizes that about Ham-ass.
Carter knew this about Arafish but still loved him.

re: #29 Ma Sands

I'd like to know something about that letter that is mentioned......was it real? --is the Israeli soldier confirmed alive by it.....?

No, there's no reason to believe that Gilad Shalit is still alive. And if there was a good faith measure to be had, it would have been Shalit's release. Carter couldn't even manage that. Hamas has no interest in good faith measures - only Israeli concessions undermining Israel's security.

That's why Hamas continues to demand nothing less than hundreds of terrorists released from Israeli jails before considering releasing Shalit.

Jimmy's family should find him a nice nursing home, then he can pretend to run it, mediate it's bingo nights.

This man is the very definition of "useful idiot". After all, the intent of the term is to describe a person who, though lacking any capability of action whatsoever, is used by others - usually as an example - to further their own agenda.

re: #26 Pyrocles

Sorry! Send the cleaning bill to jhimmi, though.

Let me guess, Phakestinians are enjoying Spanish hospitality because Zapatero is hosting another conference by & for the "alliance of civilizations--7th century Caliphate division" in Madrid Spain?

I don't get it... Jimmah went there with all the best intentions to dialogue the Palis into being peaceful. Obama agrees that's all it takes to achieve world harmony and who are we to doubt Him?

re: #36 lawhawk

'k.

Hamas probably even laughed when Jimmy recommended that they turn off the lights when leaving a room.

The question is: Will Jimmah be seated next to Obama, or Mikey "pusbag" Moore at the Democratic convention. Will the good Reverend be there, up on the stage?

/Ah shore hope so....

The Hamazis probably wanted some concrete results from the meeting; namely, a certain number of dead Jews. Jimmy didn't deliver that; all he did was validate an organization that guarantees to deliver those results in the future.

re: #41 alegrias

Let me guess, Phakestinians are enjoying Spanish hospitality because Zapatero is hosting another conference by & for the "alliance of civilizations--7th century Caliphate division" in Madrid Spain?

He's just letting them measure for the new drapes when they come back...

re: #44 CheDub

Hamas probably even laughed when Jimmy recommended that they turn off the lights when leaving a room.

ROFLMAO!

I would say the meeting achieved about as much as Carter's presidency, but that would be a lie. Carter achieved much during his presidency; none of it beneficial to the United States.

Sure it achieved something

It achieved a staggeringly vile and dangerous public display of dhimmitude and obescience performed by a former President of the Great Satan who came with his hat in his hand to pay jizya to the Philistine King of Hamassholes.

A successful propaganda op.

/And every time GWB calls Abbas a man of peace it is even worse for us.

President Carter came to the region thinking he could achieve something.

I believe that's the definition of idiocy.

Just add him to the list of democrat elite that think their sh!t doesn't stink and everything they say is taken in with respect and followed to the letter by the willing followers of their god like presence.

re: #30 Opinionated

Look at the bright side.

re: #49 song_and_dance_man

It's a tough call, but Carter is more disgraceful president than Clinton.

I believe that is true. Mainly because Clintons 'sins' were all centered around him (and Little Bill), Carter always goes global with his asinity.

Check out the April 21, 2008 cartoon by Michael Ramirez. Quite appropriate -- on so many levels.

re: #6 song_and_dance_man

He does for them what he did for us. Nothing.

I disagree. He spent his 4 years trying to get us to know what it feels like to be an underprivliged 3rd world country.

re: #49 song_and_dance_man

It's a tough call, but Carter is more disgraceful president than Clinton.

Theres not much Bubba can do about that, but the jury is still out on who can be the most disgraceful ex-president. Bubba still has time...

re: #58 maddogg

Theres not much Bubba can do about that, but the jury is still out on who can be the most disgraceful ex-president. Bubba still has time...

Great point.

Maybe he should have tried to get permission to build them some houses.

re: #55 coquimbojoe

I believe that is true. Mainly because Clintons 'sins' were all centered around him (and Little Bill), Carter always goes global with his asinity.

I don't even think its a close call.

Carter was far worse than Clinton, both for the country, and in disgraceful shameless behavior afterwards.

re: #61 looking closely

True, consider Bill's working with Bush 41 after Katrina hit. That was pretty classy.

re: #56 RickZ

Check out the April 21, 2008 cartoon by Michael Ramirez. Quite appropriate -- on so many levels.

The April 23rd cartoon?

[Link: www.investors.com...]

re: #56 RickZ

This guy has great ones: Cartoons

"Carter's Hamas Meeting Achieved Nothing"

That's almost as shocking as a headline reading "Clinton Lied".

List me a means of differentiating Jimmy Carter from a Jackass? Expcept the obvious bipedalism of the former.

OT:Video: The obligatory, surreal “candidate speaks at birthday party for Hitler” clip

re: #60 Ceemack

If he builth them houses they would rip out the toilets and squat to poop, and use the kitchens as bomb factories.

Imagine how the Hamas goons laughed once Carter was out of the room.

Be very careful Charles - you don't want China Hamas to sue you:

CNN now sued for $1.3 billion - $1 per person in China

Interesting how the Chinese are adopting CAIR and Islamist intimidation tactics. Thuggish overloards will be thuggish overlords.

re: #27 alegrias

Why are these creeps in the capital of Spain, Madrid--is Madrid now certifiably a sanctuary city in Al Andalus?

Re-elected Zapatero's hosting these caliphaters for what reason--to thank him for winning Zapatero a second term?

Spaniards ought to have a recall vote.

Hoping letting them meet there prevents another bombing? Stupid, Stupid Spain

re: #64 looking closely

The April 23rd cartoon?

[Link: www.investors.com...]

Nope, Aptil 21. The donkey, with Carter's face at the . . .

Carter has some VERY redeemable points....

.....

uh....

...

Well, there was that one time that..... well... no....

...

*ponders*

uhh.....

hmm.....

nope, nevermind.

re: #68 shanec99

List me a means of differentiating Jimmy Carter from a Jackass? Expcept the obvious bipedalism of the former.

If you click the link in comment #65, you'll see there IS no difference.....only that Jimmy is not the entire ass, only the ass of the ass......

I beg to differ. He accomplished a big publicity score for the hamas terrorists.

re: #65 Sparkizzy

This guy has great ones: Cartoons

That's the one.

re: #67 4wheel

What did he expect it to achieve?
Darn Hamas goals are the destruction of the state or Israel and the murder of every Jew. Why did Jimmy Carter believe that they would achieve either of those goals?

Is he stupid?

Forget I asked the last question.

Hamas offered nothing to president Carter. They reiterated the same positions. There was no change on the part of Hamas

Meanwhile, Jimmah is thinking "SUCCESS, now if only those damn jews would just get with it."

Jimmah never could pass up an opportunity to look like a damn fool.

He wasted a lot of good jet fuel. Next time he should go green and travel by row boat.

re: #82 Kreuzueber Halbmond

He wasted a lot of good jet fuel. Next time he should go green and travel by row boat.

Or just purchase a one-way ticket.

re: #75 Sponge

Don't insult the ass' ass

re: #82 Kreuzueber Halbmond

He wasted a lot of good jet fuel. Next time he should go green and travel by row boat.

He follows the Al Gore plan for living green.

re: #55 coquimbojoe

I believe that is true. Mainly because Clintons 'sins' were all centered around him (and Little Bill), Carter always goes global with his asinity.

Not another penis thread.

re: #84 shanec99

Don't insult the ass' ass

You can actually use the crap from a donkey for something useful

re: #84 shanec99

Don't insult the ass' ass

Hey, I didn't draw the cartoon........

Don't shoot the messenger!

But can't help but agree with the fact that every time Jimmy opens his mouth, out comes the donkey sh!t.

re: #4 Sharmuta

jhimmi carter- President, Nobel prize winner, courier.......

Wonder if he was brining hamas more cash?

Dear Palis,

Turn up your volume, Jimmah can't hear you.

re: #85 LanceKates

lol

What was the meeting supposed to have achieved?

re: #90 Creeping Eruption

Wonder if he was brining hamas more cash?

No need- I'm sure the Wapo used direct deposit.

re: #93 Alouette

What was the meeting supposed to have achieved?

Whirled peas.

This has got to be humiliating for Carter.
Embarrassing in the extreme.

Oh wait. He is incapable of being embarrassed.

In any case, he achieved his real goal.
To get attention.

I guess no one in the gov't has the guts to say the guy is senile

re: #94 Sharmuta

LOL

re: #69 Killgore Trout

Addendum: Who's the ass that was claiming that he was there to preach the gospel to the Nazis? He's talking about Jews and Muslims enslaving white girls!

When idiots meet, does anybody listen? Jimmy should apologize and never be heard from again.

re: #87 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

Carter should have stuck to building houses in poor communities, at least he was doing something worthwhile then.

The man reminds me of an angry pilonidal cyst. Full of corruption and a real pain in the ass, that costs you a lot to care for.

re: #96 wolfie

This has got to be humiliating for Carter.
Embarrassing in the extreme.

Oh wait. He is incapable of being embarrassed.

In any case, he achieved his real goal.
To get attention.

Narcissism never goes away.

re: #97 madisonsfriend

I guess no one in the gov't has the guts to say the guy is senile

Which could account for why he insisted the State Department never told him not to go. He forgot.

Too many Nazis!

Carter achieved this:

He made the USA appear divided and weak.

Malki's pronouncement is proof enough of that.

I'm still just a hatchling, but shouldn't the post headline read: "Shocka' - Palestinians Say Carter's Hamas Meeting Achieved Nothing"?

/sarc

re: #97 madisonsfriend

I guess no one in the gov't has the guts to say the guy is senile

There is not a shred of evidence that he is.
I see no sign of change in 40+ years.

re: #69 Killgore Trout

Buckley must be screaming.

You guys keep insulting Jimmy like this and next thing you know, he'll attempt to blow up a government building, then join BHO's campaign and become Michelle's friend on his website.

re: #99 Killgore Trout

Named, oddly enough, after a book of wisdom.

Ecclesiastes

That's Superdelegate Republic of Jimmy Carter to you. Well, to them.

re: #111 LanceKates

Named, oddly enough, after a book of wisdom.

Ecclesiastes

Wait... you meant the racist trying to run as a REpublican? No idea.

Ecclesiastes was the one that was DEFENDING him.

As much as I dislike Bill Clinton, at his core, I believe that he does love America. Jimmy - he hates everything about us.

Bill was an embarrassing president, but other than shilling for his wife, he has actually been a pretty good ex-president. As someone else mention, his willingness to join with former president Bush said some good things about him.

OK, I have to go wash my hands now, I typed nice things about slick willy.

Susan

re: #97 madisonsfriend

I guess no one in the gov't has the guts to say the guy is senile

Jimmy Carter is senile.

/if the dim bulbs in the government won't say it, I will

re: #112 chinesearithmetic

That's Superdelegate Republic of Jimmy Carter to you. Well, to them.

SUPERdelegates..... because letting the people vote is a bad idea.

/ DNC

If the most that Jimmy is getting done is delivering mail then he can do that as long as he'd like.

re: #110 Sponge

You guys keep insulting Jimmy like this and next thing you know, he'll attempt to blow up a government building, then join BHO's campaign and become Michelle's friend on his website.

Jimmah has already done more damage to this country than a whole frigging army of Osama splodydopes.

/may he roast on the spit of infamy...

re: #114 susanl

Susan, woolite should be fine.

/

re: #114 susanl

As much as I dislike Bill Clinton, at his core, I believe that he does love America. Jimmy - he hates everything about us.

Bill was an embarrassing president, but other than shilling for his wife, he has actually been a pretty good ex-president. As someone else mention, his willingness to join with former president Bush said some good things about him.

OK, I have to go wash my hands now, I typed nice things about slick willy.

Susan

He loved America enough to abandon it and run to Canada to hide out Vietnam.

re: #112 chinesearithmetic

That's Superdelegate Republic of Jimmy Carter to you. Well, to them.

Since he is a super delegate, it would be rather ironic if Carter's vote put Obama over the top. That would make one hell of a commercial.

re: #109 formercorpsman

His work has come undone.

OT, but one has to wonder why the msm isn't reporting that SOME people here in the States are trying to get us off of imported oil.

America's new wildcat oil era

In a non-descript pasture bordered by a pecan grove and a fish pond, Stapleton's company has hit black gold - and in doing so is demonstrating how record prices of more than $100 (about R780) a barrel are fuelling a modern-day American wildcat oil era.

/nevermind

What are they going to do with this clown at the convention?
A couple of weeks ago a lizard suggested they could hide him behind Michael Moore.
But seriously, what..............
Actually, the MM idea is the best they can come up with.

For those who missed it earlier go to GoV and read "Surrender, Genocide... or What?"
...or at least read the chapter on violence.

Jimmy Carter—not just disgraceful, but an impotent joke:

He took Liagra beforehand, but he only went blind.

re: #71 karmic_inquisitor

Wow, I'm torn on this, I'm not a huge fan of CNN , but I don't like this lawsuit. Cafferty spoke the truth.

re: #122 Killgore Trout

I won't go that far Killgore, but I agree with you, there should be no place for this in a party that claims to be for everything this republic stands for.

David Duke tried, and rode out on a rail.

re: #125 buzzsawmonkey

[blink]

re: #120 LanceKates

No, Lance like the rest of them (draft dodgers, deserters) he is a coward. I didn't say that he wasn't a coward, but he is better than Jimmy. Of course, the slime on the side of my pond is better than Jimmy so that really isn't saying much.

Susan

re: #125 buzzsawmonkey

You keep giving me gems.

I am still working on converting stuff over to movie maker, and I think I'll just buy a copy of the song.

Plus, my learning curve is still obvious.

Great stuff Buzz.

re: #114 susanl

I agree with you.
Willie is a sleaze selling snake oil. Jimmah is a sanctimonious prig.
I think Slick Willie understands America fairly well, too.
Far better than his wife does.
Far, far, far better than Obama.

Obama is more like Jimmy than he is like Clinton.
This is not good.

re: #136 buzzsawmonkey

where is it can I see it?

re: #136 buzzsawmonkey

Matthews I like the best.

If it went big, and then real small, it worked.

re: #56 RickZ

Check out the April 21, 2008 cartoon by Michael Ramirez. Quite appropriate -- on so many levels.

[Link: www.investors.com...]

re: #136 buzzsawmonkey

I am working on it.

re: #138 buzzsawmonkey

Talking to formercorpsman

can we see it?

re: #142 BabbaZee

Babba, I am trying to convert it from a power point file to something I can post as a video.

I get so frustrated because I only have so much ability with the tech stuff.

The audio I used for the set was a midi file.

It seems movie maker won't take this as a recognized audio file.

I really worked hard to time parts of the song with pictures, Buzz's words, etc.

I really want the show to work with the music.

I'll get it to you.

re: #61 looking closely

I don't even think its a close call.

Carter was far worse than Clinton, both for the country, and in disgraceful shameless behavior afterwards.

* * *
It's fair to say they enabled the caliphate from a laughable pipedream to a credible nuclear threat that already has killed US troops.

re: #97 madisonsfriend

I guess no one in the gov't has the guts to say the guy is senile

* * *
He's a democrat international Idol whom they refuse to vote off their international stage, though normal AMERICA fired him decisively in 1980.

re: #145 alegrias

Its worse than that, after they killed Americans they joined the murderer and said that America and her policies in the middle east that caused hopelessness were to blame for the violence against her.

re: #144 formercorpsman

Thanks so much
I am also Techtarded , I empathize

re: #9 schultzw

At his age, he should be enjoying retirement: golfing, fishing, spending time with grandkids. Not spending time with terrorists doing nothing!

If only. But Carter is the worst President in US history. Of the other 42 Presidents, I cannot for the life in me, think of one worse. It is Carter, whose inactivity, almost 30 years ago, created the problems we have today. Because he believed he could negotiate with evil Chamberlain-style, he projected the image of a weak America and a weak West on the entire Muslim world. At least Chamberlain had an excuse - he had been Prime Minister for a matter of only months, Germany had rearmed and Britain wasn't in a position to do anything about Munich or help Czechoslovakia at that time. But in sharp contrast, what was Carter's excuse? The US was strong enough to crush the Iranian regime 1,000 times over. Ayatollah Khomeini's Iran was no Hitler's Germany or Tojo's Japan. Unlike these countries, it didn't have a powerful armaments industry, or an air force more powerful than that of its neighbours. It didn't have SS divisions or generals of the calibre of Rommel, Guderian, Manstein, Model etc, or a navy like that of Imperial Japan. All Iran had were untrained Basiji who would have been mown down in droves by heavily-armed Spectre gunships. Hell, the Iranians even struggled against Iraq, and we know the Israelis described Iraqi troops as the lowest quality troops they had ever faced. But Carter's abject failure to do what probably each and every one of the other 42 Presidents would have done had they been in office at the time of the US hostage crisis, has borne bitter fruit ever since, and for how long that will be the case, God only knows. That is the limp Carter's legacy to the free world.

I have just read this article written by Mr. Jean-Paul de Belmont, and decided to translate it (please forgive the mistakes) for the benefit of my lizard friends.

My Nobel Peace Prize, by Khaled Meshal
(Political Fiction)

December 10th, 2013.

My name is Khaled Meshal. In the luxurious limo driving me from the Oslo City Hall to the sumptuous suite reserved for me at the Radisson Plaza, I am playing back in my head the events of this extraordinary evening. A few years ago, I could never have imagined it; not even in my dreams.

The audience standing up... The standing ovation... The tears of joy of President Barak Obama. Even the Israeli Prime Minister, Benyamin Netanyahou, the same one who had ordered to poison me in 1997, was applauding. I threw a furtive glance at Jimmy Carter, my good old accomplice. He had insisted to be in attendance, despite the stroke he suffered last summer.

Ah! Jimmy, my good old Jimmy! It is true that you do not like them very much those Jews. Especially since your four years as President when their lobbying finally got on your nerves. Us Palestinians, we do not hate them as much as you do. It is only because they already were in the region, and that we had no one else to despise.

By Allah! How long the road to this Nobel Peace Prize has been since that day in April 2008 when you advised me of this improbable strategy. You, announcing that Hamas was ready to recognize Israel, and me, rushing to deny it. However, the confusion was pretty well installed in the adverse camp. How weak these Jews are! Their love of life is where their Achilles' heel is. As for our women, they are willing to sacrifice their sons' lives for our cause.

Anyways, it worked. The "accident" that cost Mahmoud Abbas his life created a vacuum, and it had been a long time since those Israeli cowards did not have Ariel Sharon to warn them. Even this "Bibi", despite his Zorro attitudes during the election campaign, ended up crashing softly against our strategy and international pressure.

I have never liked Arafat, but I must confess that I am following in his footsteps with delectation. He was the first who understood that the creation of a Palestinian state would be the end of it for us. He was also awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for understanding that.

Negotiations will begin in January. Thankfully, the "Al Qods Brigades", the armed branch of the "Hamas historic channel", are on a war footing. We will share roles properly with them. Exactly as we
did with Fatah in the early 2000’s. They will again be able to terrorize the Israeli population, especially due to the fact that the "wall" has been dismantled thanks to the pacificist breeze that has been blowing since 2010.

And it will all be starting all over again for another ten years. I will pretend to condemn them, but I certainly will not make the same mistake as Arafat: officially, I will hold the same discourse in English and Arabic. No double-speak in order to keep international money flowing our way. My reign will be one of efficiency and correction of past mistakes.

Palestine has been following this model for forty years: a bottomless abyss in which successive Palestinian instances relay the torch of terrorism after acquiring their respectability.

The banking mechanisms devised by my advisers are absolutely brilliant. Completely transparent, and everyone will keep accusing Iran and Syria while our war effort will, in fact, be financed by Western taxpayers.

What really matters is that a Palestinian state never sees the light. Palestine is a never-ending combat. Just like a bicycle, if the wheels stop turning, it falls.

How long can this last? In my opinion, a long time; but in any case, as long as Israelis keep on loving life as much as we love death, and as long as the West keeps on rewarding men of war such as myself with Nobel Peace prizes.

Jimmy! My good old Jimmy! You certainly are the only person alive who shares these secrets with me. Even in my own camp, I am surrounded with imbeciles who really think that our goal is the creation of a Palestinian state. Don't let scruples worry you: Jew hatred justifies everything, including the most despicable deeds. In that respect, you only did what you felt you had to do.

A beautiful city, Oslo. And we are living in such great times!

Fiction imagined by Jean-Paul de Belmont © Primo, April 2008.

re: #148 shanec99

Its worse than that, after they killed Americans they joined the murderer and said that America and her policies in the middle east that caused hopelessness were to blame for the violence against her.

* * *
Remember when Jeanne Kirkpatrick introduced Reagan at the 1980 convention, she said Americans weren't suffering from malaise, Americans were suffering from Jimmy Carter?

But then, democrats always Blame America First (she coined this great phrase). (And Chris Tingly Matthews wrote Carter's malaise speech blaming Americans.)

re: #11 Shug

In a further insult, even Arafish called from Hell to refuse the flower bouquet

Excellent, Shug!

What's funny is not Carter, but the entire MSM seeing something new. WSJ did a very careful article yesterday trying to work around Carter's idiocy, but they still claimed to see something new. Wrongo.

“The only thing he achieved was permission on the part of Khaled Meshaal of Hamas to deliver a letter from a detained Israeli soldier to his family. Nothing else,” he [FM al-Malki] said.

So according to the PA foreign Minister Gilad Schalit is not kidnapped, he is just "detained."

re: #153 alegrias

* * *
Remember when Jeanne Kirkpatrick introduced Reagan at the 1980 convention, she said Americans weren't suffering from malaise, Americans were suffering from Jimmy Carter?

But then, democrats always Blame America First (she coined this great phrase). (And Chris Tingly Matthews wrote Carter's malaise speech blaming Americans.)

Wow, Matthews wrote that speech? I didn't know that. So, was he Tip O'Neill's chief of staff after that?

I remember watching the malaise speech, and thinking that Carter was full of shit.

“The only thing he achieved was permission on the part of Khaled Meshaal of Hamas to deliver a letter from a detained Israeli soldier to his family. Nothing else,” he said.

DETAINED?

Shifty choice of words to refer to someone who was ambushed and kidnapped out of his own country.

If they lie about the circumstances of the man's confinement, then what truth do we have about his condiiton?

Carter finally jumped the shark? A whale shark no less?

Jimmy Carter's Malaise Speech

He thinks Americans are losers. What a chump.

Exerpt:

" So, I want to speak to you first tonight about a subject even more serious than energy or inflation. I want to talk to you right now about a fundamental threat to American democracy.

I do not mean our political and civil liberties. They will endure. And I do not refer to the outward strength of America, a nation that is at peace tonight everywhere in the world, with unmatched economic power and military might.

The threat is nearly invisible in ordinary ways. It is a crisis of confidence. It is a crisis that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national will. We can see this crisis in the growing doubt about the meaning of our own lives and in the loss of a unity of purpose for our Nation.

The erosion of our confidence in the future is threatening to destroy the social and the political fabric of America..."

In yet another carterstrophe, Carter got played for a fool yet again. After Carter announced that Hamas was ready to recognize Israel they turn around and say they said no such thing.

Nice -- Carter says it, gets the media to celebrate both him and Hamas. Then Hamas disclaims it was said it at all to keep the old shell game alive of one statement to liberal sympathizers and another to the arabs themselves.

And the media buys it and never seems to pick up on the constant dichotomy and that they are being willingly used for propaganda,

president jimmy carter: hamas mailroom boy

So... from Carter's point of view it was a complete success?

April 2008

An American President meets with a long time 'Palestinian' terror chief.

This President expresses his ever wackier delusions as he makes statements the 'Palestinian' terrorist appreciates.

[Link: i.usatoday.net...]

The problem is Carter is free advertising for Hamas. He can achieve nothing because with Hamas he is simply preaching to the choir - or should I say chanting to the Muhlahs. He agrees with all their positions but is not in a position to change American policy. He is a useful idiot because every time he sits down with a terrorist, the terrorists become more mainstream in the media's eyes. You just can't buy that publicity - not even with a suicide bomber.

This one is my favorite:

Michael Ramirez 4/23/08

Words fail me when trying to describe Mr. Carter.

*sigh*

I can almost hear various naiive relatives defending Carter, saying "Well, at least he tried!"

At least Neville Chamberlain tried, too.

On the insistence of his publishers, Carter is being forced to rewrite his book. The revised version will be called Peace not Hamas.

My theory is that Carter is looking for Armageddon in our time. He's a baptist, looking for the return of Christ. Therefore, anything he can do to hasten the battle of Armaggedon will hasten the return of Christ. And then he can see it with his own eyes and doesn't have to taste of death...

#168 Perf

Well, my theory is that Carter is nothing more than a brainless ass, who hates America, Israel and never met a dictator he didn't like.

I've met Baptists; they're not working for Armageddon in our time.

#165 Electron Shuffler

LOL! Carter is kinda in a class by himself, ain't he?

(I can think of some words to describe him. . . but I shouldn't use them here.)

:>)

I hope all cats and rabbits take cover when this mamby pamby arrives back on his home turf.

Ham-ass, as usual, has no clue about the freedom that imbues the healthy American spirit. I'm sure they expect us to be as thin skinned as themselves about 'insults' and to roll over and die of mortification over their scoring a pandering visit from the effetely treacherous cat murderer/rabbit batterer.

Problem with that is - we can't stand him even more than they can't stand him. Carter and Ham-ass both lose.