Jimmy Carter's Bloody Dementia

Toogood Reports ^ | March 10, 2003 | Lowell Phillips

[Maedhros]

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[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Is it true that every time jimmie
visits the toilet, he leaves a little
bit of his mind behind?

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On top of all that, Jimmuh Cahtuh is the Godfather of Islamism.

[polemikos]

Jimmy Carter: "Useful Idiot" or "Traitor"?

"[Marshall Tito] is a man who believes in human rights.
[He is] a great and courageous leader [who] has led his people
and protected their freedom almost for the last 40 years."
-- Carter, while still in office, hailing Yugoslavia's communist dictator

"Our goals are the same: to have a just system of economics and
politics ... We believe in enhancing human rights."
-- Carter comparing himself to Romania's dictator Nicolae Ceausescu

"Our concept of human rights is preserved in [Communist] Poland."
-- Carter speaking to Stalinist Edward Gierek, Poland's First Secretary

"[I am] ashamed of what my country has done to your country."
-- Carter speaking to Haitian dictator Lt. Gen. Raoul Cedras

"I don't see that they [the North Koreans] are an outlaw nation."
-- Carter in North Korea, lauding Stalinist Kim Il Sung,
   one of the most destructive and repressive dictators in history

"Ill-informed commentators in both countries have cast the other side
as a villain and have even forecast inevitable confrontation
between the two nations."
-- Carter making exquisite moral equivalence between the giant and
   repressive Chinese Communist state and America

Carter gave away US oversight of the Panama Canal, "the most
important waterway in the world," says Adm. Thomas H. Moorer (ret),
which is now "packed with Chinese communists."

Sadat, appalled that Carter wanted the Soviets in on Middle East peace
negotiations, decided to directly offer peace to Israel's Begin. When
their plan was essentially worked out, they then called the White House,
because obviously, "they needed someone to pay the bill" (Bernard Lewis).

Not resting on his laurels, Carter demanded the Shah of Iran step down
and turn over power to the Ayatollah Khomeini, an Islamic madman. Carter
had the Pentagon tell the Shah's top military commanders - about 150 of
them - to acquiesce to the Ayatollah and not fight him. The Shah's
military listened to Carter. ALL OF THEM were murdered in one of the
Ayatollah's first acts. By allowing the Shah to fall, Carter created one
of the most militant anti-American dictatorships ever. Soon the new Iranian
government was ransacking our embassy and held hostage its staff for over
a year. More than 20,000 pro-Western Iranians were put before firing
squads. With the Shah gone, the whole region was destabilized.

Iraq took advantage of the Shah's departure to invade Iran, a war that
killed more than 500,000 people. It also created the regional instabilities
that led to Iraq’s later invasion of Kuwait and to Operation Desert Storm,
which cost the lives of hundreds of thousands more. But Carter meant well.

In the closing days of the 1980 election, Carter's White House contacted
the Soviets in a quid pro quo to plead for assistance in stopping Reagan
from winning. In 1984, Carter himself visited Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin
to ask the Soviets to intervene on behalf of Democrats. Damning evidence
that Jimmy Carter, as both president and citizen, may have committed treason
by enlisting the help of our enemies in presidential elections.

Since leaving office, Carter has:
- praised Syria's late Assad (killer of at least 20,000 in Hama)
- praised Ethiopian tyrant Mengistu (killer of many more than that)
- secured Saudi funding for Arafat after he sided with Iraq against the US
- wrote the UN Security Council after Iraq invaded Kuwait, urging them
to thwart President Bush's pre-Gulf War coalition (designed to reverse
that act of aggression) - another action some called "treason"

"Our people, who face Israeli bullets, have no weapons: only a few stones
remaining when our homes are destroyed by Israeli bulldozers."
-- from a speech written by Carter for Yassir Arafat

"[Arafat's] election [was] democratic, well organized, open and fair."
-- Carter describing the "rigged" 1996 Palestinian election

"[Arafat] may well see the suicide attacks as one of the few ways
to retaliate against his tormentors, to dramatize the suffering of
his people, or as a means for him, vicariously, to be a martyr."
-- Carter in an apologia for the Pali homicide-bombings

And yet, with the blood of perhaps a million people dripping from his hands,
Carter stalked the earth in his sick quest to be given a Nobel Peace Prize.

If he had any moral center at all, he would return his recent peace prize.

Carter is the smiley face of evil.

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R E F E R E N C E S:

Jimmy Carter: America basher
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/jonahgoldberg/jg20020515.shtml

Carter: Cuba Terror Claims False
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/682807/posts

There He Goes Again
http://www.nationalreview.com/20may02/nordlinger052002.asp

You Didn’t Ask for It, You Got It: Carterpalooza!
http://www.nationalreview.com/impromptus/impromptus050302.asp

Carter & Castro
http://www.frontpagemag.com/columnists/ponte05-08-02.htm

Jimmy Carter’s Trail of Disaster
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/5/12/164726.shtml

'Idiotic' Carter Castro's Dupe
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/5/15/202903.shtml

Carter, Democrats Asked Soviets to Stop Reagan
http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2002/10/16/214040

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[CatoRenasci]

Carter is a greater fool than was Neville Chamberlain. At least Chamberlain had the decency to admit that he had been wrong in 1938. I think of Carter as more like the Emperor Norton.

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What he(Cahtuh) may be is the greatest fool since Neville Chamberlain. And whether he sees it or not, there is blood on his hands.

Actually, Jimmuh is by far the greater fool. Neville Chamberlain at least acknowledged the error of his ways.

[gridlock]

For anybody to characterize the status quo as "peace" boggles comprehension. Saddam has been at war from the day he siezed power. He has attacked each of his neighbors in turn, and has been engaged in a war of suppression against his own people on a constant basis. It is true that when the US becomes involved in this continuing war the level of violence will increase substantially on the short term. But the duration of this phase will probably be short, and the number of innocent lives lost over the long run will, in all probability, be less.

The alternative is to allow the Iraqi regime to continue to brutally supress the Iraqi people, while it arms for an evenutal war that boggles the imagination. This is the alternative to US intervention.

All other options are a sham. Even under current conditions, inspections are ineffective. And we are not going to keep 300,000 men and six aircraft carrier battle groups on station indefinitely to maintain the pressure that makes the inspections possible. It's either war and victory or surrender and continued brutality leading to eventual conflagration. Jimmy Carter has chosen the latter path.

Shame on you, Jimmy.

[Stand Watch Listen]

Thanks ever so much for providing those links..appreciate it.

[katana]

Damn good essay. Carter is an idiot and was actually a worse president than Clinton (albeit Clinton is a worse example of human sewage).

Which kind of reminds me, naming the last three democrat presidents: LBJ, Carter, and Clinton gives you a list of immorality, amorality, lying, bumbling, and incompetence that has seldom been seen since the days of the emperors Caligula through Nero.

[FryingPan101]

I recall when Jimmy lost his bid for a second term, a reporter stuck a microphone in Rosalyn's face and demanded to know her thoughts as to why they lost the election. She was heated and spoke a bit angrily. She said Jimmy's plans barely got off the ground because four years was only enough time to start improvements. She said they needed the next four years to complete the plan they started. She said Jimmy never had a fair chance.

All I can say is thank God for small favors.

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RE: Jimmy Carter

Mama always said, "If you can't say something nice about someone, then . . . " well, you know the rest.

So, here goes. Jimmy Carter. Let's see . . .

Thinking . . .

Thinking . . .

Thinking . . .

Still thinking . . .

I've got it! Jimmy Carter. Excellent nail pounder.

[gridlock]

Excellent nail pounder

Those houses are worth every penny the occupants paid for them!

He did make some lovely chairs, IIRC

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Looks like you got there first. However, that could have been due to my local server bogging, since it has taken me this long to post this.

[ken5050]

Do you wonder if Carter and Bubba will get to speak at the DNC next year...

[PogySailor]

Excellent! Thanks for this informative post.

[Ancesthntr]

Ronald Reagan at the worst of his senility is a better former president than that traitorous loser, Jimmee (mah chil' Amy is mah nuckear advahsor) Carter.

That F'ing loser has lots of blood on his hands: he gave us the Ayatollahs of Iran. Instead of helping the Shah, or even staying neutral, he sent over the Deputy Commander of NATO to inform the Iranian General Staff that we would not support any action against Khomeini & co. I always wondered why that old nut's plane wasn't shot out of the sky as soon as it entered Iranian airspace - until that juicy tidbit came out. Thus, all of the blood spilled by the Iranian trained, equipped and financed Hezbollah (including lots of US marines and diplomats) is on Jimmee's hands, not to mention the thousands of executions of pro-Shah Iranians and their families beginning in 1979.

Oh, yeah, I almost forgot: the weakness of Iran invited Madass Hussein to invade in search of a cheap conquest; this cost over 1 million their lives, including many killed with mustard and nerve gas. Thanks, Jimmee.

How about the millions of dead in Afghanistan? Carter's obvious weakness, combined with the lack of a strong pro-Western Iran (see above), led the Soviets to believe that they could invade with impunity, which was correct. Our reaction: withdrawing from the Olympics! Wow, what a deathblow to the Soviets that was! Probably the greatest threat to them from that action was the possibility that a coughing spasm following hysterical laughing would kill a member of the Politburo. All of the deaths in Afghanistan are Carter's fault. Oh, BTW, guess where our "friend" Usama learned the art of war: in Afghanistan, fighting the Russkies. No Afghan war (courtesy of Jimmee's appeasement), no Usama, no 9/11.

I have to duct tape my head every time I even hear this loser's name, let alone read the leftist drivel that comes out of his peanut brain.

Too bad that killer swimming rabbit didn't take him out.

[FirstTomato]

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[montomike]

Thank you for the treasure trove of ammo to use when discussing Jimmy Carter with my liberal associates (can't really call them friends because they are liberal!...jest kiddin')

[ReleaseTheHounds]

Great set of quotes and links... I'm reading "Reagan's War" and it demonstrates what an absolute FOOL Carter was and how naive. The only smart thing he did in his ENTIRE 4 years in office was conceding to Reagan early on election night -- that suppressed the vote in the West and probably helped Carter hold down the thrashing.

About a week ago, EJ Dionne had the temerity to say something like "it was the human rights efforts of Jimmy Carter that provided the foundation for Reagan's successful cold war strategy against the Soviets." Unbelievable!