Jimmy Carter backs England's Daily Mirror's "Not in my Name" Campaign

Drudge ^ | February 17, 2003

[Mr. Mulliner]

Jimmy Carter has sensationally backed England's Daily Mirror and its 'Not In My Name' campaign against war in Iraq... Developing...

[CFC__VRWC]

Do you have any doubt at all that X42 shares Carter's views?

He's probably in a screaming, cursing, throwing-the-furniture tantrum as we speak. Jimmah Carter beat him to it yet again!

[ladyinred]

I think we all have false memory implants

We all had peanuts implanted in our brains obviously!

Funny post! LOL!

[vishnu2]

It boggles the mind to think that JC was an even worse president than WJC.

[Defender2]

Perhaps Mr. 444 Days, Peace at ANY Price, Loser ought to seek asylum in Reeking France!!!!

[ItisaReligionofPeace]

Old fool.

[Peter Libra]

It is so far left of the Guardian, but disguised with a sort of rhetorical populism, that one would have to dig up Pravda to beat it. Oh the stories I can tell. I will not though. No, just one though. In the late forties the sweets (Candies) were to come off ration. The British people were absolutely wide open for any, any little luxuries.

The Mirror ran cartoons of small boys ready to charge the poor shop keepers. The Mirror kept on about it. Finally the great day came, Cadbury, Mars, Milky Way, anniseed balls, the lot- all completely bought out. Next day there was a byline in the Mirror titled. DEAR PIGS. Yep, their stupid readers. Cheers.

[way-right-of-center]

I wonder if Carter and Chirac are really the same person. You know, kinda like they say Michael and Janet jackson are really the same person. Think about it. Same "peace at all cost" rhetoric, and have you ever seen the both in the the room at the same time?

[OldFriend]

Remember too that X42 stocked his administration with the losers from the carter administration. Many of them buried in the state department where they worked against America every day of their lives.

[Norman Arbuthnot]

Do you have any doubt at all that X42 shares Carter's views?

No. But X42 lacks the conviction to add his name to list. Carter and Clinton have both undermined President Bush in an absolutely disgraceful fashion in recent months, but I think Carter is a little more principled. Clinton will withhold his harshest criticism until something goes badly wrong in war with Iraq or in the U.S. in the form of a major terror attack. Then Bubba will pile on.

[facedown]

Happy President's Day, PeanutHead!

Doesn't that just doubly irritate you? And don't think for a minute he's not aware of it (the timing). Jimmah's an idiot but he's not stupid.

May The Old Guy watch over your hubby and return him safely to you.

[Defender2]

#47. hehehe....could be....

[harpo11]

How shameful, but what else is new for former president Carter. He is a willing pimp for Saddam.

[WorkingClassFilth]

I've said it before, but as a former carpenter, I wouldn't buy any house that goofball drove a single nail into. He's never been on the level, way more'n half a bubble off plumb, no solid foundations, leans left, probably has leaking plumbing, builds without any concern for security, ignores his responsibilities to his clients and does, instead, what he wishes to do and, finally, he is full of noxious gases. 'Nuff said.

[Mr. Mulliner]

He cowered before the Ayatollah. Now he cowers before Saddam, Jacques Chirac, Kofi Annan and Gerhard Schroeder.

[way-right-of-center]

I live in the plains, ga vicinity. Filled with the carter faithful. I hope you dont mind if I hold on to that one. It is great

[mystery-ak]

..thank-you

[The Toad]

Yeah, Mr Jimmy Carter--master of foreign policy and economics.

Does anyone serious and with any kind of memory of the Carter administration still listen to this well-meaning but inept embarassment?

[Atilla_the_Hun]

Who is Sir Yob?

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Your Only (a) Bastard {JimBobCarter that is...}

[Mr. Mulliner]

I know you'll want to see this in the morning.