[piytar]

JIMMY CARTER: Judy, I'm convinced. But I said this when I got back from North Korea, and people said that I was naive or gullible and so forth. I don't think I was. In my opinion, this was one of those perfect agreements (and it was, for the Norks --ed.) where both sides won and got what they wanted and there were no-nobody blinked, nobody had to yield.... I think the most important lesson is that we should not ever avoid direct talks, direct conversations, direct discussions and negotiations with the main person in a despised or misunderstood or condemned society who could actually resolve the issue. And we went through this for ten years when nobody in our government would meet or talk to Yasir Arafat. The Norwegians did, and they were the ones that brought the peace agreement last summer (which has held up so well --ed.) ....

Is Carter the reincarnation of "Peace in Our Time" Chamberlain, or an actual Manchurian candidate? It has to be one or the other. Nobody can really be this damn stupid, can they?

And this, boys and girls, is why we absolutely cannot let the Democraps win in November...

[Mo1]

U.S. Aid Helps N. Korea Build Nukes, Congress Told (Flashback)
CNS News ^ | April 17, 2000 | Mikey_1962
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1716310/posts
(snip)
But an aid policy initiated by the Clinton administration in the mid-1990s to finance two light water nuclear reactors in North Korea puts the isolated communist country on the fast track in the manufacture of nuclear weapons, William R. Graham and Victor Gilinsky told members of the House Policy Committee.

[Quix]

Nobody could be that stupid could they?
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Evidently peanuts for brains and a couple of peanuts for testicles will do the trick.