jimmuh with a fellow terrorist
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Says the worst President to ever be elected to serve this country.
Quite a feat for a ONE TERMER Jimmy.
I really doubt Blair cares what you have to say.
The only thing Jimmy Carter should slap down is a few lithium to calm his frequent bouts of dilusionary visions of importance disorder.
Thank God he's not in power and the ones who do have power shun him.
This from a man who was a total disaster as president.
What is the matter with this idiot anyway? Blair is just trying to protect his own nation from freaking Islamic terrorists as is Bush! Too bad Carter and Clinton didn't!!!! What a freaking moron!
Jimmah continues to open his mouth to confirm the wisdom of the American people in 1980.
Words fail me. I can't say anything printable.
Remember when Helmut Schmidt was Chancellor of Germany and he used to tell jimmy how stupid he was?
Hey Jimma!!...don't let that rabbit get you!...swing that oar Jimma!...swing that oar!!!
Today in Odd History, President Jimmy Carter was attacked by a rabbit during a fishing trip in Plains, Georgia. The rabbit, which may have been fleeing a predator, swam toward his boat, "hissing menacingly, its teeth flashing and nostrils flared." President Carter was forced to swat at the vicious beast with a canoe paddle, which apparently scared it off.
Upon his return to the White House, Carter told his staff about the furry amphibian's assault. Most of them refused to believe him, insisting that rabbits can't swim (although since most mammals can swim, there's no reason to believe that rabbits cannot), and that even if they could, they certainly wouldn't attack humans, and certainly not presidents. Fortunately, a White House photographer had been on the scene, and had recorded the bizarre attack. The photograph showed Carter with his paddle raised, warding off a small creature which might, or might not, have been a rabbit. One staffer was quoted as saying, "You couldn't tell what it was." Undaunted by their skepticism, Carter had the image enlarged, and there it was--a killer bunny rabbit, apparently bent on assassinating the president.
The story might have ended there, except that White House Press Secretary Jody Powell mentioned the incident to Associated Press reporter Brooks Jackson in August. JawsThe Washington Post ran it as front page news. The original photograph was not available (until the Reagan administration leaked it in 1981), but the paper filled the gap with a cartoon modeled on the poster for the movie Jaws, starring the rabbit and entitled Paws. Powell made a belated attempt to impress the public with the seriousness of the attack, calling the creature a "swamp rabbit," but since Carter had to appease his rabbit-loving constituents by insisting that he had not actually smacked his buck-toothed opponent with his paddle, but only splashed water at it to drive it away, it seemed unlikely that he had been in danger. The entire episode became a I'm a Bunny for Cartersymbol of Carter's floundering presidency. According to Powell, "[I]t shows the extent to which an insignificant incident can snowball and end up in newspapers and news shows across the country.” Carter biographer Douglas Brinkley says, “It just played up the Carter flake factor.... I mean, he had to deal with Russia and the Ayatollah and here he was supposedly fighting off a rabbit.”
The gift keeps giving
I was a young married woman in those years, and I have never forgotten how MISERABLE they were.
I have zero repect for the Peanut, not as a former president, nor a fellow American, nor a a human being.
Jimmy Carter - as dumb as they come.
I may just have to rethink my assessment that LBJ was the worst president in my lifetime. At least Johnson had the good sense to die at a reasonable age rather than inflict himself on the country and its best friends for years after he was (mercifully) out of office.
Do his keepers know he's out? You'd think they wouold miss him at the institution.
Once an amiable dunce, he gets more insufferably stupid and obnoxious as his arteries harden.
http://www.leedstoday.net/ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=39&ArticleID=1738414
MP compares Blair with Charles I, the beheaded monarch
By Anne Alexander
Political Editor.
02 September 2006
A WEST Yorkshire MP has compared Tony Blair with the beheaded 17th century monarch Charles I for refusing to allow Parliament a say on the Middle East crisis.
Jon Trickett MP (Hemsworth) said that events that led up the revolution when the monarch was overthrown by Oliver Cromwell are similar to the recent row over the Middle East crisis.
Mr Trickett has slated Mr Blair for refusing to recall Parliament to allow MPs the chance to debate the conflict between Israel and Lebanon when it was at its height, despite more than 100 demanding the move.
The leader of the left wing Compass group in Parliament accused Mr Blair of hiding behind the ancient Royal Prerogative -- which gives him ultimate powers over war and peace -- to avoid having to answer difficult questions from MPs over his stance on the crisis.
Mr Blair was criticised for not demanding an immediate ceasefire from Israel, instead backing the US.
In an article for left-wing magazine Red Pepper, Mr Trickett describes how Charles I was driven by "religious fervour" and embarked on "wars that are deeply unpopular" which made MPs "increasingly angry about the scale and purpose" and then "sends the Parliament packing for months refusing to let it meet."
And Leeds East MP George Mudie joined in, calling for Mr Blair to "name the date and let's move on."
Mr Mudie said Mr Blair was no longer "leading with dignity"
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and just who does Carter run with?
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meanwhile, from the Conservative side of the room:
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Dear Mr. Blair,
Please accept this sincere apology for the rude crass and unPresidently behavour of Jimmy "the rabbit" Carter.
Here in America we appreciate all the help you and Britain
have given us.
We are so glad jimmy Carter is not in office today although
we wish he hadn't been in office ever.
Yours.
Tet68