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Jimmy Carter in the New York Times

Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 1:35:18 pm PST

Jimmy Carter just doesn’t know when to stop: Pariah Diplomacy.

He accomplished nothing. Even the Palestinians say he accomplished nothing. Hamas launched an attack the day before his meeting with Meshaal, and mocked him afterward by openly declaring they had no intent to recognize Israel and that any truce would be just a temporary cease fire.

But here’s Jimmy, still spinning away, courtesy of the New York Times. Pathetic.

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1 markx  4/29/08 1:36:29 pm reply quote 6

He needs to be put in a nursing home.


Seriously.

2 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 1:36:53 pm reply quote 11

Shit, there goes another nine percent of their readers.

3 Peacekeeper  4/29/08 1:37:02 pm reply quote 2

BIG JIMMY IS RIPPING US OFF!

4 JCM  4/29/08 1:37:15 pm reply quote 3

Duranty would be so proud.

5 winston06  4/29/08 1:37:24 pm reply quote 2

Dhimmi Carter is a vile man

6 winston06  4/29/08 1:37:47 pm reply quote 5

re: #1 markx

I want him to stand trial

7 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 1:37:50 pm reply quote 0

re: #4 JCM

Duranty would be so proud.

He's tingling in his grave.

8 markx  4/29/08 1:38:22 pm reply quote 1

Here is the best laugh:

Hamas will also disband its militia in Gaza if a nonpartisan professional security force can be formed.

ROFLMAO.

9 MrSilverDragon  4/29/08 1:38:44 pm reply quote 1

re: #1 markx

He needs to be put in a nursing home.

Seriously.

He needs to be put into a padded room, with a jacket that buckles in the back.

10 paxnhymn  4/29/08 1:38:49 pm reply quote 0

re: #1 markx

He needs to be put in a nursing home.


Seriously.

well, I wouldn't recommend suicide to anyone, but in his case...

11 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 1:39:09 pm reply quote 0

If Pinchie was an NBA coach, the league would be investigating him for tanking his team.

12 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  4/29/08 1:39:10 pm reply quote 0

Darn, thought it was an obituary

13 MarkX  4/29/08 1:39:58 pm reply quote 0

re: #12 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

LOL!

You optimist, you.

14 gruvin  4/29/08 1:40:04 pm reply quote 0

Jimmuh's at third down, fourth quarter. Let the poor old fool enjoy his time. Let him think he's relevant. Laugh, mock, at will. As long as my tax dollars aren't supporting his travels or travails... Oh wait! Ther ARE!

15 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 1:40:07 pm reply quote 0

Where's the panel truck, with the nice young men in white coats?

16 Perfectsense  4/29/08 1:40:09 pm reply quote 6

Jimmy Carter, proudly undermining America since 1976!

17 coquimbojoe  4/29/08 1:40:16 pm reply quote 0

Please Jimmah, go away!

18 Ben Hur  4/29/08 1:40:28 pm reply quote 0

Nepalese Maoists want to kill all the infidel Joos and rule the world?

19 godfrey  4/29/08 1:40:30 pm reply quote 0

Carter, NYT... It must be the unemployment there that attracts him.

Unemployment and Carter go together like the NYT and birdcages.

20 maddogg  4/29/08 1:40:31 pm reply quote 0

Jimmah can't pass up a chance to make an ass of himself. Its his nature, he's a liberal Democrat after all, and self righteous as any ass can ever be.

21 Alouette  4/29/08 1:40:33 pm reply quote 0

I threw up a little in my mouth.

22 Tumulus11  4/29/08 1:40:50 pm reply quote 0
'I did not receive any negative or cautionary messages about the trip ....'


. Mr. Carter repeats his little lie.

23 Conservative in Liberal Hands  4/29/08 1:41:09 pm reply quote 2

Carter was a BAD President, but possibly a good Precedent. Remember, Jimmy only lasted 4 years and succeeded by Ronald Regan.

Remember "BO Stinks" :)

24 galloping granny  4/29/08 1:42:08 pm reply quote 1

Jimmy needs to have his passport pulled.

25 scaramouche  4/29/08 1:42:55 pm reply quote 1
26 Killian Bundy  4/29/08 1:43:00 pm reply quote 0
Even the Palestinians say he accomplished nothing.

/hey, he laid a wreath on Arafat's grave

27 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 1:43:21 pm reply quote 0

re: #24 galloping granny

Jimmy needs to have his passport pulled.

It should have been yanked as soon as he set foot on US soil.

28 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  4/29/08 1:43:37 pm reply quote 2

Carter parrots the Hamas promises, completely ignoring the fact these are the same promises they've made and broken for years now.

29 Izzy Dunne  4/29/08 1:43:42 pm reply quote 0

He wants to be O'bama's Vice President.

30 galloping granny  4/29/08 1:43:44 pm reply quote 1

Somebody pop the corn. Hillary is going to appear on O'Reilly.

31 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 1:43:50 pm reply quote 1

re: #26 Killian Bundy

/hey, he laid a wreath on Arafat's grave

He visited the landfill?

32 godfrey  4/29/08 1:44:28 pm reply quote 0

Carter's one useful thing is his support for Habitat for Humanity.

They would do well to evaluate his association.

33 wanumba  4/29/08 1:45:22 pm reply quote 3

The most despicable thing of his little jaunt was the letter charade to drag Shalit's parents and family into all this. A lot of all this diplomacy and earnest furrowed brows is all a nothing to most people, something to read and groan and roll eyes about, but to that man's family, it's real and it hurts, bad.
Carter is so self-absorbed, he can't see the wreckage he leaves in his wake.

34 J.S.  4/29/08 1:45:38 pm reply quote 0

And CNN's Blitzer (the token) is panting and breathless at the very thought of "interviewing" (more like licking the boots) of Carter -- Blitzer is hanging on every word, mesmerized with awe and wonderment...as Blitzer gets the antisemite to discuss HAMAS as just another Christian Pacifist organization.

35 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  4/29/08 1:47:10 pm reply quote 5
Hamas will also disband its militia in Gaza if a nonpartisan professional security force can be formed.

How about Blackwater?

36 doppelganglander  4/29/08 1:47:26 pm reply quote 0

I hear Jimmah is going on tour with the Rev. Wrong.

37 seannc  4/29/08 1:47:52 pm reply quote 0

He made a fool of himself on the Diane Rehm show today as well. Not that I expected anything more from a foolish man.

38 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  4/29/08 1:48:50 pm reply quote 2

As for Carter's "victory" in Nepal;

In May 2003, the Maoists' Central Committee gathered in Rolpa district, one of their "base areas," to ponder the lessons of previous communist revolutions and come up with a game plan that might succeed where others had failed.

One of their main conclusions was that the party should accept multiparty democracy as a revolutionary tool.

"[Their decision] was not triggered by the king's coup, but by a rational introspection undertaken at the plenum held in 2003 regarding the reasons for the setback that the international communist movement suffered in the latter half of the 20th century," wrote P.K. Hormis Tharakan, who until 2007 was chief of the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), India's foreign intelligence agency.

The Maoist ideologues decided that if they could make their revolution seem open to democratic challenge, they could prevent counterrevolutionary factions from emerging.
.....................
Election day on April 10 ran relatively smoothly, but the pre-poll campaigning period was dogged by violence and intimidation.

Two candidates were murdered and more than 30 other people died in campaign-related violence.

At least 11 of the fatalities were Maoists cadres, even though national and international election monitors agreed that it was the Maoists (and their Young Communist League) who started most clashes.

The clashes were fought with fists, knives and occasionally guns, while several had a medieval flavor, with attackers rolling boulders down hills at opposition gatherings.

"The lack of law and order, and poor security environment, contributed to a general atmosphere of fear and intimidation and at times undermined the right to campaign freely," said Jan Mulder, the head of the European Union's Election Observation mission.

Jimmy Carter, supporting socialist thugs at every turn

39 Ben Hur  4/29/08 1:48:59 pm reply quote 0

Even if you give Carter a pass on using the word militia, the fact that calls it "Hamas's militia in Gaza" exposes more delusion.

Hamas IS a militia.

40 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  4/29/08 1:49:10 pm reply quote 0

re: #32 godfrey

Carter's one useful thing is his support for Habitat for Humanity.

They would do well to evaluate his association.

I'd be afraid to live in a house he helped to build.

41 Cygnus  4/29/08 1:49:50 pm reply quote 0

Carter is the Neville Chamberlain of the 21st century.

42 gop_patriot  4/29/08 1:49:59 pm reply quote 2

re: #23 Conservative in Liberal Hands

Remember "BO Stinks" :)

lol! Welcome, good to have you here. :)

43 paxnhymn  4/29/08 1:50:18 pm reply quote 0

re: #27 Ward Cleaver

It should have been yanked as soon as he set foot on US soil.


nah..we should'a flown over ther and got it....

44 BulgarWheat  4/29/08 1:51:15 pm reply quote 0

re: #35 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Good point. Blackwater would do a stand up job. Well armed, well trained professionals.

45 Cygnus  4/29/08 1:51:21 pm reply quote 3

re: #26 Killian Bundy

/hey, he laid a wreath on Arafat's grave

I'd like to lay 'something' on his grave.

46 Fenway_Nation  4/29/08 1:51:24 pm reply quote 0

Castro gushing over Maoists in Nepal? Guess I shouldn't be too surprised after he legitimized the commie thug down in Caracas...

47 obscured by clouds  4/29/08 1:51:27 pm reply quote 7

Carter's opinion on anything is worth about as much as a fistful of unripened Georgia peanuts. What this contemptible, narcissistic, utterly irrelevant, man doesn't realize is that the joke's on him.

Deep down inside I think he knows that he's the worst President ever and has been desperately trying to shore up his legacy ever since.

To all you liberal moonbats out there...say what you will about Bush but at least he's a gentleman and has some respect for his office and those who came before him and those who will follow. The man is a class act, period. You definitely can't say that about the last two Democrat Presidents.

48 taxfreekiller  4/29/08 1:51:33 pm reply quote 0

Jummy Crater, brick stupid.

Jummy find a low place, lie down,, (no do not lie with your face toward the ground) lay down, face up, wait.

49 BulgarWheat  4/29/08 1:51:54 pm reply quote 0

re: #45 Cygnus

I'll bring the Charmin

50 kynna  4/29/08 1:52:04 pm reply quote 0

I really think his family must hate him. Otherwise they would do what so many others have done when their elderly lose their marbles. They'd keep them quietly comfortable and entertained in their own sphere and certainly wouldn't let them go around hurting others.

Jimmy Carter never had many marbles to begin with, but if the whole Carter family is on board with his views, then they are even more a poisonous weed than previously thought.

51 Intrepid  4/29/08 1:52:27 pm reply quote 3

re: #38 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

As for Carter's "victory" in Nepal;

Jimmy Carter, supporting socialist thugs at every turn

Yes, while conveniently ignoring the 13,000 plus innocent Nepalis who were killed by the victorious Maoist "freedom fighters" during Prachanda's 10 year uprising.

52 redc1c4  4/29/08 1:52:38 pm reply quote 0

re: #32 godfrey

Carter's one useful thing is his support for Habitat for Humanity.

They would do well to evaluate his association.

sometimes it seems like they're a perfect match.

it was in the NYT: it *must* be true. %-)

53 BulgarWheat  4/29/08 1:52:55 pm reply quote 0

re: #50 kynna

Hell, we all thought Billy was the loose cannon. How wrong we were, how wrong we were.

54 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  4/29/08 1:53:11 pm reply quote 0

re: #41 Cygnus

Carter is the Neville Chamberlain of the 21st century.

Incorrect. Chamberlain died shortly after leaving office. Carter has been causing trouble for decades now.

55 bulwrk  4/29/08 1:53:13 pm reply quote 0

Hamas will also disband its militia in Gaza if a nonpartisan professional security force can be formed.


Another job for the dreaded blue helmets.

56 Fenway_Nation  4/29/08 1:53:21 pm reply quote 0

re: #46 Fenway_Nation

Castro Carter gushing over Maoists in Nepal? Guess I shouldn't be too surprised after he legitimized the commie thug down in Caracas...

Honest mistake....really

57 taxfreekiller  4/29/08 1:53:55 pm reply quote 0

So, if Jummy Crater could get on lgf's and be the troll for one day.

Nice uh?

58 JCM  4/29/08 1:54:23 pm reply quote 0

re: #51 Intrepid

Yes, while conveniently ignoring the 13,000 plus innocent Nepalis who were killed by the victorious Maoist "freedom fighters" during Prachanda's 10 year uprising.

Rabbit Bait developed a liking to having his lips locked on any available thugs hindmost parts.

59 Cygnus  4/29/08 1:54:28 pm reply quote 1

The Rev. Wright thread now has 666 posts. Hmmmmmm...

60 Fat Jolly Penguin  4/29/08 1:54:32 pm reply quote 2

re: #47 obscured by clouds

Carter's opinion on anything is worth about as much as a fistful of unripened Georgia peanuts.

As if it needs to be said, that's offensive to unripened Georgia peanuts.

61 Cygnus  4/29/08 1:55:10 pm reply quote 0

re: #60 Fat Jolly Penguin

As if it needs to be said, that's offensive to unripened Georgia peanuts.

At least unripened peanuts have some potential.

62 Nevergiveup  4/29/08 1:56:18 pm reply quote 0

Seems the NYT always gives Carter a forum for his repugnant views. I guess they do that since it increases their circulation so much.....Oh wait... their circulation is plummeting and even Sunday is of as much as 9%. Hum, I wonder if there is any connection?

63 bulwrk  4/29/08 1:56:21 pm reply quote 0

Carter is so damn stupid I don't know how he ever managed to grow peanuts.

64 Pope Insouciance IV  4/29/08 1:56:50 pm reply quote 1

It contains this howler:

The Maoists are succeeding in achieving their major goals: abolishing the monarchy, establishing a democratic republic and ending discrimination against untouchables and others whose citizenship rights were historically abridged.

Because, of course, Maoists are traditionally very interested in establishing democracy.

65 JCM  4/29/08 1:56:53 pm reply quote 0

re: #63 bulwrk

Carter is so damn stupid I don't know how he ever managed to grow peanuts.

He hired a farm manager......

66 wolfie  4/29/08 1:57:03 pm reply quote 2

re: #38 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

re: #51 Intrepid

Thanks for the posts. Carter's touching story of these sweet Nepalese Maoists is enough to make me heave.
Hello Jimmy? MAOIST....as in Mao, the most prolific butcher in history. Clue?

67 rabidsquirrel  4/29/08 1:58:02 pm reply quote 0

You know, I'm not one generally given to questioning G-d's wrath, but - hey - Big Guy? Whatever we did, we're sorry. Really, really sorry. We've learned our lesson and promise never to do it again. Please, please make the bad man go away.

68 Kosh's Shadow  4/29/08 1:58:58 pm reply quote 0

Carter hears Hamas as well as Obama heard Wright.

69 Kreuzueber Halbmond  4/29/08 1:59:03 pm reply quote 0

Jimmalaise - presidential mental degeneration.

70 Fenway_Nation  4/29/08 1:59:07 pm reply quote 0

re: #62 Nevergiveup

Seems the NYT always gives Carter a forum for his repugnant views. I guess they do that since it increases their circulation so much.....Oh wait... their circulation is plummeting and even Sunday is of as much as 9%. Hum, I wonder if there is any connection?


That can't have anything to do with NYT stock being at a 10 year low now, can it?

71 Nevergiveup  4/29/08 1:59:25 pm reply quote 0

re: #68 Kosh's Shadow

Carter hears Hamas as well as Obama heard Wright.

What?

72 kuffarharbi  4/29/08 1:59:36 pm reply quote 0

re: #14 gruvin

Jimmuh's at third down, fourth quarter. Let the poor old fool enjoy his time. Let him think he's relevant. Laugh, mock, at will. As long as my tax dollars aren't supporting his travels or travails... Oh wait! Ther ARE!

mainly Saudi dollars

73 turn  4/29/08 2:01:32 pm reply quote 0

He's still pushing the old "I wasn't warned by the administration" BS

"Although I knew that official United States policy was to boycott the government of Syria and leaders of Hamas, I did not receive any negative or cautionary messages about the trip, except that it might be dangerous to visit Gaza."

I have to believe he was warned. I hope Condi politely calls him on it again (well I can hope). I think Bush has got too much class and respect for a former POTUS to put the evidence he was warned out there.

74 Egfrow  4/29/08 2:02:46 pm reply quote 1

For Christ's sake, Some one give this idiot jack-ass Carter a suicide vest and let him get is 72 peanuts. I detest this man with the entire fiber of my being.

75 Intrepid  4/29/08 2:02:49 pm reply quote 0

re: #64 Pope Insouciance IV

It contains this howler:

Because, of course, Maoists are traditionally very interested in establishing democracy.

Yep, they've got the power, now all they need is a little time to show what they're truly made of. Once a viable coalition of opposition parties is formed and begins actually "opposing" their rule, Prachanda and his buddies will start arranging convenient "accidents" for them.

Or when the Maoists start cracking down on Hindus.

76 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  4/29/08 2:03:29 pm reply quote 0

re: #48 taxfreekiller

Jummy Crater, brick stupid.

That is an insult to all the good people of Brick, NJ!

77 wolfie  4/29/08 2:05:08 pm reply quote 0

re: #76 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

That is an insult to all the good people of Brick, NJ!

Actually, it's an insult to bricks, period.

78 Tilli  4/29/08 2:06:03 pm reply quote 1

Embarrassing Georgians for 30+ years...

79 Eowyn2  4/29/08 2:07:38 pm reply quote 5

this precedent is kind of frightening.

Carter is still trying to build his legacy to the detriment of the USA, Israel, all free peoples of the world.

We have a former President of the United States who was fired in 1980 coming back 28 years later and attempting to usurp the powers of the executive branch of our office. He is going around attempting to negotiate with terrorists. Disclaiming our allies (Israel) and propping up communist dictators.

What is he hoping to gain. Even the Clintons wont touch this with a 10 foot cigar.

This man was retired by a HUGE majority of the people of the USA. How can anyone, including the press, take him seriously?

I'm numb with disbelief.

80 Kosh's Shadow  4/29/08 2:07:46 pm reply quote 0

re: #77 wolfie

Actually, it's an insult to bricks, period.

Which brings us to Thick as a Brick

81 debutaunt  4/29/08 2:08:10 pm reply quote 0

re: #49 BulgarWheat

I'll bring the Charmin

We can all sing that perfect song from Oklahoma - you know which one, you showtune singing maniac!

82 offendi  4/29/08 2:08:24 pm reply quote 0

As someone who lives here I read the New York Times only on the weekends, for the lifestyle portions of the weekend paper, certainly not the news. I gave up reading the Times during the week more than several years ago. Not a registered republican or such I guess I am what would be called an independent.

I find Dowd's and Rich's columns quite amusing and an excellent example of "preaching to the choir". From my own travels they don't seem to speak to the America outside of their own limited circles, that, actually, elect the Presidents of this country. The people that I know in their 20s don't read the Times. I expect Rupert to buy them up too in another 2-3 years when their circulation has hit a more significant low.

As for Carter, history will record him as a failed President whose ethical b.s. helped create the most dangerous regime in the 20-21st century in Iran. I think history in retrospect will be more kind to Bush, in terms of keeping the country safe since 9-11.

83 chinesearithmetic  4/29/08 2:08:38 pm reply quote 0

Maybe it would help my blood pressure when I think of Dhimmi if I think of Daffy Duck saying, "You're dethhhhhhhhpicable."

84 kuffarharbi  4/29/08 2:09:03 pm reply quote 1

Everyone thinks he's a nice guy here in Switzerland.....a man of peace with good intentions. Alas, The road to ruin...... . They see not what antisemitic pond food he really is. But then this is a country doing business with a regime that's at war with the free world.

85 paxnhymn  4/29/08 2:09:18 pm reply quote 0

re: #82 offendi
The New York Times...proudly lining parrot cages for the last forty years....

86 pat  4/29/08 2:09:19 pm reply quote 0

desperate idiot

87 opnion  4/29/08 2:09:44 pm reply quote 0

Wait wait! Jimmahs a Reverend isn't he?
This is so obvious. Carter will be replacing Wright as Barrys spiritual mentor. Yeah thats it. Carter just has to renounce the White Devil. He has got the anti American thing down.
Yeah, thats it, thats the ticket.

88 opinionated  4/29/08 2:12:02 pm reply quote 0

Zahar: We have 200,000 suicide bombers

Israel may have 200 nuclear warheads, but Hamas has 200,000 people who want to blow themselves up inside Israel, Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar said Tuesday.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

As much as he hates Israel, why isn't Carter number 200001?

89 Paul  4/29/08 2:12:05 pm reply quote 0

More mush from the wimp.

90 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 2:12:08 pm reply quote 0

re: #36 doppelganglander

I hear Jimmah is going on tour with the Rev. Wrong.

"Ebony and Ivory"?

91 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 2:12:37 pm reply quote 0

re: #89 Paul

More mush from the wimp.

That Taranto is a damn genius.

92 Ward Cleaver  4/29/08 2:13:26 pm reply quote 0

re: #81 debutaunt

We can all sing that perfect song from Oklahoma - you know which one, you showtune singing maniac!

Where the dust comes sweepin' down the plain?

/gordon macrae

93 coquimbojoe  4/29/08 2:14:00 pm reply quote 0

re: #88 opinionated

Carter does more damage staying alive.

94 Lively  4/29/08 2:14:16 pm reply quote 0

re: #88 opinionated

Zahar: We have 200,000 suicide bombers

Israel may have 200 nuclear warheads, but Hamas has 200,000 people who want to blow themselves up inside Israel, Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar said Tuesday.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

As much as he hates Israel, why isn't Carter number 200001?

Don't believe it.

95 wolfie  4/29/08 2:15:29 pm reply quote 0

re: #87 opnion

Wait wait! Jimmahs a Reverend isn't he?
This is so obvious. Carter will be replacing Wright as Barrys spiritual mentor. Yeah thats it. Carter just has to renounce the White Devil. He has got the anti American thing down.
Yeah, thats it, thats the ticket.

I think we should make him an honorary reverend since he fits in so well w/ Wright, Jackson, Sharpton, et al. And Lord knows he's the preachiest, most holier-than-thou blabbermouth around.

96 Golem Akbar  4/29/08 2:15:47 pm reply quote 0

I think you should leave Jimmy Carter alone, so he can go back to eating his waffles...wait...that's someone else. No, it's Jimmy. [I'm so confused]

97 yma o hyd  4/29/08 2:16:09 pm reply quote 0

re: #88 opinionated

Zahar: We have 200,000 suicide bombers

Israel may have 200 nuclear warheads, but Hamas has 200,000 people who want to blow themselves up inside Israel, Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar said Tuesday.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

As much as he hates Israel, why isn't Carter number 200001?

Well - here's the proof if it was needed, from the horse's , i.e. Hamas, mouth:

Hamas legislator Mushir al-Masri said Tuesday that a truce with Israel would not be possible unless all the Palestinian groups agreed to it.

"We won't go to a hudna [temporary truce] unless there is a consensus among the Palestinians about it," he said. "We are aware that some groups are opposed to a truce, but don't believe that the major factions would reject a mutual and comprehensive truce that would end the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip."
(From the link above)
He has swallowed taqqiya hook, line and sinker, has DhimmiJimmy.

98 opinionated  4/29/08 2:16:33 pm reply quote 0

re: #88 opinionated

Zahar: We have 200,000 suicide bombers

Israel may have 200 nuclear warheads, but Hamas has 200,000 people who want to blow themselves up inside Israel, Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar said Tuesday.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

Hamas have 200,000 animals who want to get into Israel and murder.

Bush/Rice want Israel to remove checkpoints. Olmert/Livni/Barak say: you bet.

Carter is not alone in his insanity.

99 wolfie  4/29/08 2:17:25 pm reply quote 0

Tell me again. Exactly how does Obama's foreign policy differ from Rev. Carter's?

100 yochanan  4/29/08 2:18:13 pm reply quote 0

dhimmi carters yiddish name is SMUCK MALAMUD

he is not a idiot HE IS A BIGOT an idiot doesn't know what he is doing the smuck malamud knows exactly what he is doing

101 Morganfrost  4/29/08 2:18:15 pm reply quote 0

Carter begins his article by saying

"Washington policy in recent years has been to boycott and punish political factions or governments that refuse to accept United States mandates."

I had no idea that refraining from annihilating Israel and driving the Jews into the sea was just another "United States mandate!"

102 MandyManners  4/29/08 2:18:29 pm reply quote 0

Didn't the NYT stock get downgraded the other day?

103 paxnhymn  4/29/08 2:18:42 pm reply quote 0

re: #88 opinionated

Zahar: We have 200,000 suicide bombers

Israel may have 200 nuclear warheads, but Hamas has 200,000 people who want to blow themselves up inside Israel, Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar said Tuesday.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

As much as he hates Israel, why isn't Carter number 200001?

ok, Zahar, time for math class. In Hiroshima and Nagasaki 220,000 people were killed by two bombs. so lets divide Israels 200 by 2 = 100. times 220000 = 222,000,000....

I think you had better get busy makin' more vests, pal....

104 debutaunt  4/29/08 2:19:39 pm reply quote 0

re: #92 Ward Cleaver

Where the dust comes sweepin' down to Plains?

/gordon macrae

The Poor Judd one with the candle. Some funny lyrics for Jimmy.

105 JCM  4/29/08 2:19:47 pm reply quote 2

OT

Gordon Marock's post last thread is making history.
47 up dings.

106 Golem Akbar  4/29/08 2:19:54 pm reply quote 0

re: #99 wolfie

Tell me again. Exactly how does Obama's foreign policy differ from Rev. Carter's?

It probably would if Obama was criticized for it. Jimmy is brave, because despite all the overwhelming facts to the contrary, he still believes Hamas are the good guys and the Israelis are evil.

107 Nevergiveup  4/29/08 2:20:25 pm reply quote 0

re: #99 wolfie

Tell me again. Exactly how does Obama's foreign policy differ from Rev. Carter's?

Carter calls Israel a racist state while Obama and his ilk talk about moral equivalence and an even handed approach to the Middle East. Ones honest about his anti-semitism and one uses code words.

108 Peacekeeper  4/29/08 2:20:47 pm reply quote 1

One of these days Carter. One of these days...to the moon!

109 Render  4/29/08 2:21:19 pm reply quote 1

There isn't a single line in that piece from Carter that isn't Fiskable.

Most of it is just a flat out lie. All of it is flat out disgusting.

1979,
R

110 Ben Hur  4/29/08 2:22:11 pm reply quote 2

re: #88 opinionated

Zahar: We have 200,000 suicide bombers

Israel may have 200 nuclear warheads, but Hamas has 200,000 people who want to blow themselves up inside Israel, Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar said Tuesday.

[Link: www.jpost.com...]

As much as he hates Israel, why isn't Carter number 200001?

Israel: We have 200,000 start ups.
Israel: We have 200,000 lawyers.
Israel: We have 200,000 doctors.
Israel: We have 200,000 scientists.
Israel: We have 200,000 artists.
Israel: We have 200,000 teachers.

111 Golem Akbar  4/29/08 2:22:16 pm reply quote 0

WHAT A TOOL.

112 Golem Akbar  4/29/08 2:22:51 pm reply quote 0

re: #110 Ben Hur

Israel: We have 200,000 start ups.
Israel: We have 200,000 lawyers.
Israel: We have 200,000 doctors.
Israel: We have 200,000 scientists.
Israel: We have 200,000 artists.
Israel: We have 200,000 teachers.


/Evil. So evil.

113 Nevergiveup  4/29/08 2:23:41 pm reply quote 2

re: #112 Golem Akbar

/Evil. So evil.

Well I agree. I would have left the 200,000 lawyers off the list.

114 Ben Hur  4/29/08 2:24:19 pm reply quote 1

Effen lawyers.

My bad.

115 Whiterasta  4/29/08 2:24:23 pm reply quote 0

Why haven't the men in white coats and butterfly nets caught up with him, yet?

Jimmah Cattah: bringing disgrace upon America since 1976.

116 Golem Akbar  4/29/08 2:24:58 pm reply quote 0

re: #113 Nevergiveup

Well I agree. I would have left the 200,000 lawyers off the list.

Well, yes, there's that...

117 Lively  4/29/08 2:25:36 pm reply quote 1

re: #105 JCM

OT

Gordon Marock's post last thread is making history.
47 up dings.

It was at 50 by the time I went to ding.

118 Killgore Trout  4/29/08 2:26:02 pm reply quote 2

OT: Neo Nazi Bill White sure got quiet. Methinks he discovered he'd never make it past the ostriches.

119 ted  4/29/08 2:26:03 pm reply quote 1

"The Maoists are succeeding in achieving their major goals: abolishing the monarchy, establishing a democratic republic and ending"

BWAHAHAHA !

120 Lively  4/29/08 2:26:17 pm reply quote 0

re: #110 Ben Hur

Israel: We have 200,000 start ups.
Israel: We have 200,000 lawyers.
Israel: We have 200,000 doctors.
Israel: We have 200,000 scientists.
Israel: We have 200,000 artists.
Israel: We have 200,000 teachers.

Good one.

But you'd never read that in the MSM.

121 formercorpsman  4/29/08 2:27:50 pm reply quote 0

re: #118 Killgore Trout

Killgore, can you elaborate?

122 pingjockey  4/29/08 2:29:22 pm reply quote 0

James Earl Carter, enabling terrorists and sucking dictator dick since 1977. What a worthless POS!

123 LanceKates  4/29/08 2:29:46 pm reply quote 0

I dislike Jimmy Carter. He is why Christians get a bad name.

His pandering is only MARGINALLY above that of Fred Phelps or 'Reverend' Wright.

124 SonOfLiberty  4/29/08 2:29:53 pm reply quote 0

OT: [Link: www.worldtribune.com...]

Super-belated OT, probably already mentioned, but HOORAY FOR ALLIES.

125 Ben Hur  4/29/08 2:30:26 pm reply quote 0

BBL

126 MandyManners  4/29/08 2:31:22 pm reply quote 1

re: #123 LanceKates

I dislike Jimmy Carter. He is why Christians get a bad name.

His pandering is only MARGINALLY above that of Fred Phelps or 'Reverend' Wright.

To me, it's far worse. He's trying to destroy the nation of Israel.

127 Golem Akbar  4/29/08 2:31:42 pm reply quote 1

re: #123 LanceKates

I dislike Jimmy Carter. He is why Christians get a bad name.

His pandering is only MARGINALLY above that of Fred Phelps or 'Reverend' Wright.

I am actually indebted to Jimmy Carter. He is the reason I no longer vote democratic.

128 J.S.  4/29/08 2:32:16 pm reply quote 0

re: #5 winston06

I agree. Carter is exceedingly vile. And, he's not stupid. I suspect he knows precisely what he's doing. He is a malignant wart.

129 Conservative in Liberal Hands  4/29/08 2:33:39 pm reply quote 1

re: #42 gop_patriot

Thanks for the welcome! Sorry for taking so long to respond, sometimes I do have to answer the phone and work. QUESTION: Can I Trademark it? :)