Role of Jimmy Carter emerging in illegal financial demands from Shah of Iran

VenusProject ^ | 3/18/04 | Alan Peters

[thackney]

BTTT

[freedom44]

Peanut Jimmy's hands in Fall of the Shah.

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[ChewedGum]

Sounds kind of far-fetched. What kind of credibility does the author/organization have?

Gum

[JackDanielsOldNo7]

If true Carter is a bigger jack ass than I thought. He has blood of millions on his hand. Oh yeah the man is no more a Christian than Adolf Hitler was. Sorry Jimmy.

[CyberAnt]

I just want that smarmy scum to be totally discredited.

All these disgusting dems who have stinking, stinking skeletons in their closets need to be exposed to the light of day.

[KevinDavis]

How in the hell did Jimmy Carter win in the first place?

[freedom44]

Mohammad Reza Shah's gift to President Jimmy Carter: A portrait of George Washington surrounded with Persian designs

Carter's gift to the Shah

[Rockitz]

Solidifying his place in history as possibly the worst president ever...

[pax_et_bonum]

ping

[FlyVet]

How in the hell did Jimmy Carter win in the first place?

Since he was the first and last Democrat I ever voted for, at age 19, I'll try to answer that.

Gerald Ford was not a strong candidate because he was tainted by being VP for a corrupt Nixon, and for pardoning him. In addition, Ford was portrayed as a clumsy, bumbling fool by the media. Any time he tripped going down a stairs, or hit a golf ball into the gallery, the media was all over it. Meanwhile, smiling Jimmah was portrayed as a cool, hip guy who would wash away the Watergate legacy.

Looking back, I know I was a media dupe to vote for Carter, because while I don't think Ford would have been a great President, he certainly would have done better than Carter. Carter was a failure, blaming the People for "malaise", instead of taking personal responsibility.

Bah.

Carter, the appeasing, abortion-supporting "Christian", who never met a communist dictator or other despot he didn't like....and nothing has changed.

Ronald Reagan was a breath of fresh air, after 4 depressing years of Jimmah.

[JackDanielsOldNo7]

How in the hell did Jimmy Carter win in the first place?

I don't know. I was only six years old when the pinheaded peanut was in office.

[arthurus]

IS THERE SOME SOURCING FOR THIS?

[RaceBannon]

Already posted, but, hey, you cant say enough truth about Jimmy Carter!

[arthurus]

I would like to have some sources for this. I have heard some of it before but no name of a document or recording. Without sources it is just another conspiracy theory. I would really like to present it to a couple of Carterophiles of my acquaintance.

[Libloather]

...he sent a group of several of his friends from his home state, Georgia, to Tehran...

The exportation of kudzu should've overtaken 'em by now...

[Kaslin]

And because of Jimmy Peanut Carter we are in the situation we are in.

If you know what I mean

[Cuttnhorse]

I wish this could be proven; however, there is a lot of conspiracy stuff that sounds a little suspect.

Having said that, there is nothing in Carter's past that would surprise me. I think the SOB is an evil, hateful person...plus he's a dimocrat, so anything is possible.

[Colinsky]

How in the hell did Jimmy Carter win in the first place?

I voted reluctantly for Carter...a vote for Ford would have been a vote for the Nixon/Agnew treachery and corruption. You don't hear much about Nixon's vice president being forced to resign after Agnew's bribery network was exposed. It was rumored that Nixon named Ford as the new vice president because that would be impeachment insurance--nobody would kick out Nixon because that would make bumbling Jerry Ford president, and nobody wanted that. But that part of Nixon's plan failed.

So. Everybody knew Carter was a weak-sister candidate, but it was important to repudiate all traces of the Nixon administration. If Ford had been a true statesman he would have stepped aside for the 1976 election and allowed the Republicans to clean house and put up a fresh candidate.