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The trouble with Jimmy Carter
Iranian.com ^ | Friday, August 5, 2005 | by Klaus Rohrich

Posted on 08/06/2005 3:18:34 AM PDT by F14 Pilot

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1 posted on 08/06/2005 3:18:35 AM PDT by F14 Pilot
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To: DoctorZIn; McGavin999; freedom44; nuconvert; sionnsar; AdmSmith; parisa; onyx; Pro-Bush; Valin; ...

ping


2 posted on 08/06/2005 3:21:13 AM PDT by F14 Pilot (Democracy is a process not a product)
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To: F14 Pilot

I had always thought of Jimmie Carter as incompetent. But to combine that with MALICIOUS intent, disguised as "fighting despotism", well, indirectly, he may have done the US a huge favor. The country was finally compelled to turn to Ronald Reagan.

As a "nation builder" Jimmie was a total failure.


3 posted on 08/06/2005 3:23:04 AM PDT by alloysteel ("Master of the painfully obvious.....")
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To: F14 Pilot

I used to think Jimmy Carter was just incompetent. I now think he is a traitorous fool who would be better off spending ALL of his time in third world countries whose dictators he so idolizes.


4 posted on 08/06/2005 3:24:01 AM PDT by NoControllingLegalAuthority
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To: F14 Pilot

Worst President in U.S. history. Time will tell, but this goofball is already way up the list.


5 posted on 08/06/2005 3:25:26 AM PDT by anton
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To: F14 Pilot

It amazes me that a former military man like Carter would aid the terrorists and attack his own country.


6 posted on 08/06/2005 3:25:34 AM PDT by somemoreequalthanothers
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To: F14 Pilot
Jimmah Carter and his band of liberal America-haters are the most dangerous threats in the world to our way of life. Yes, even more than Osama, Iraan, and the entire sewer-filled Islamic fundamentalist movement combined. Some elitist, America-hating pukes actually believe the drivel coming from his mouth.

Never before in our history has a former President caused his country such harm.

7 posted on 08/06/2005 3:26:31 AM PDT by geedee (You're a Patriot when a half-masted Old Glory makes you grieve, and Old Hillary makes you heave.)
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Never before in our history has a former President caused his country such harm.

I agree, but give Clinton time.

8 posted on 08/06/2005 3:27:23 AM PDT by Bahbah
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To: F14 Pilot

He should be tried for treason both while President and since.


9 posted on 08/06/2005 3:27:33 AM PDT by msnimje
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To: F14 Pilot

Jimmy Carter is almost like a character out of an Ayn Rand novel. Only Ayn couldn't invent a character as inept and pathetic as Jimmy.


10 posted on 08/06/2005 3:29:11 AM PDT by SamAdams76 (Need a Waffle House in Massachusetts)
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To: F14 Pilot

a. Lyndon Johnson
b. Jimmy Carter
c. Bill Clinton
d. All of the above


11 posted on 08/06/2005 3:29:16 AM PDT by PGalt
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To: msnimje

he should be tried for all wrong deeds he did


12 posted on 08/06/2005 3:29:38 AM PDT by F14 Pilot (Democracy is a process not a product)
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To: F14 Pilot

Just a terrible, bitter little man!


13 posted on 08/06/2005 3:29:50 AM PDT by ncountylee (Dead terrorists smell like victory)
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To: somemoreequalthanothers

Jimmie Carter learned less about command and control as a military man than either John McCain or Tom Daschle. He ALWAYS had the "subordinate" way of thinking. Grumble and criticize, but never capable of the big decision. Which is probably why he concentrated on micromanagement while President.


14 posted on 08/06/2005 3:30:36 AM PDT by alloysteel ("Master of the painfully obvious.....")
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To: F14 Pilot

Carter is such a fantastic disgrace that it's almost become mundane to point it out - sort of like saying, "Michael Jackson is a weirdo."


15 posted on 08/06/2005 3:36:23 AM PDT by Jaysun (Name one war — anywhere — that had a "timetable".)
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To: F14 Pilot

“For those too young to remember, under Carter’s tenure in the White House inflation and interest rates rose to their highest levels since the Second World War. In 1978 interest rates of 20 percent were not unheard of…”


Boy! Do I remember!!! Having to pay 14-17% interest rates to finance a new home! BTW, I had the opportunity to ask Michael Medved if he thought Hillary Clinton could be elected president. His reply was that, yes, she was electable…and her presidency would be much like that of Jimmy Carter, except worse!

Oh great, just GREAT!!!


16 posted on 08/06/2005 3:39:22 AM PDT by Maria S
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To: alloysteel

Democrats like Jimmy Carter stir up feeling in me that I do not like!!!!!!!!


17 posted on 08/06/2005 3:39:51 AM PDT by Coldwater Creek ("Over there, Over there, we will be there until it is Over there.")
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To: Jaysun

or michael moore is a hippo


18 posted on 08/06/2005 3:50:11 AM PDT by wiggen
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To: PGalt

It is ironic that this happened, as Carter was directly responsible for the Ayatollah Khomeini’s takeover of Iran. Carter had decided that Mohammed Reza Palavi, the Shah of Iran and a committed friend of the United States, wasn’t democratic enough for Carter’s taste. As a result, Carter insisted the Shah democratize his regime, the result of which was the takeover of Iran by the Ayatollah when the Shah left Iran for cancer treatment in the U.S.

More ironically still, the takeover of Iran by the Islamic fundamentalists emboldened Saddam Hussein, who had just begun his tenure as absolute dictator of Iraq. Believing that the departure of the Shah and the chilling of American/Iranian relations would render Iran ripe for an invasion, Saddam attacked Iran in hopes of securing that country’s oil fields and deposing the Shia Muslim theocracy there. The result was that over 1,000,000 men died during that conflict, which remained at a stalemate for years.


19 posted on 08/06/2005 3:51:37 AM PDT by F14 Pilot (Democracy is a process not a product)
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To: mariabush

Maybe those feelings are worth exploring?
If a Carter or a Clinton can reach the highest office in the land in spite of their glaring inadequacies, WE are in disturbing jeapardy.
The notion of "only the best and the brightest" vaporizes.
And if a dreadful disquietude does'nt grip us, it should. Think how close Kerry came?
While the Dems and other lunatic fringe appear to be in an inexorable death spiral, a Hillary is really on the radar screen...NOW.
If we are going to talk seriously,we had better get serious. This is real.


20 posted on 08/06/2005 4:04:07 AM PDT by CBart95
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