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Sergei
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 Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:21 pm Post subject: Jimmy Carter's Funeral Behaviour... |
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...was extremely deploring. After I heard what he did, I wanted to send a letter or an email to show my personal disgust at such low form of class.
Instead, the best thing I think I can do is to give a contribution to John Ensign for US Senate representing Nevada. Jimma's son is running for that seat.
Here's the url folks for anyone else that wants to sting the Peanut Farmer:
https://www.johnensign.org:555/contribute.asp
It sure would be nice to find an email to contact Jimmy Carter. The best one I found so far was from the Jimmy Carter Library. But it probably will get put into the delete folder. |
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Army_(Ret)
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| Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:57 pm Post subject: |
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Just look at the good side of all this. Everyone knows it was Keg Kennedy's brothers who wiretapped MLK. Millions saw the toal lack of class it took to make a political statement at a funeral, just as they did at the Wellstone memorial. Millions saw how Carter had his back to Bush 43 and couldn't face him. Millions saw the pure enjoyment Bush had watching Carter re-affirm himself as one of the most ignorant Presidents we've ever had, at a funeral, no less.
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tony54
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Location: cleveland, ohio
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Peanut farmer Jimmy was the worst president in the history of our country.
Under his watch was the first terrorist act that I remember, the seizing of our embassy in Iran.
The Shaw of Iran was our ally and had Iran under control.
The Ayetolla Homanie was in exile in France, the US media catered to him and praised him.
Jimmy went as far as calling the Ayetolla "a saint".
The radicals in Iran seeing that the USA had a "weak sister president"
forced the Shaw of Iran out and the Ayetolla returned to power.
Through all that the peanut farmer stood idly by, condoned it as a good thing and continued having his stupid "fireside chats".
Within months of the return of the Ayetolla our embassy was raided, occupied and all Americans inside taken prisoner.
Peanut farmer (no b@ll$) Jimmy: "surprise, surprise, surprise" a la Gomer Pyle. And did nothing!
They kept the /hostages/prisoners until the day Ronald Reagan got sworn in.
They released them immediately, but the damage had already been done.
The radicals had a friend in the Ayetolla, and had learned the only and best way to hurt the USA is with hit and run terrorist acts.
And they have been using "that weapon" on us ever since.
Thank you very much Peanut Head!
The rest is history! |
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AMOS
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Joined: 30 Jul 2004
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Location: IOWA
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| Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 3:58 pm Post subject: Shoulda. |
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| Jimmy Carter..............instead of him, they should have spanked his mother when he was born. |
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kate
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Location: Upstate, New York
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| Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 3:31 am Post subject: |
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Captain’sQuarters has a good rebut to Carter re the wiretaps
| Quote: | February 11, 2006
Carter Spied, And Then He Lied
Despite former President Jimmy Carter's pointed jabs at the Bush administration over the NSA surveillance program this past week, it turns out that Carter has more familiarity with warrantless eavesdropping than he let on. Today's Washington Times reports that Carter and his Attorney General authorized warrantless electronic surveillance on two suspected espionage agents, one of whom was an American citizen:
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and this is a hoot
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| Quote: | Jimmy Carter Subject of Conservative Barbs
By Sherrie Gossett CNSNews.com Staff Writer February 10, 2006
some snips...
Washington (CNSNews.com) - "Jimmy Carter is the president who had a wishbone where his backbone should've been," quipped Van D. Hipp, Jr., former deputy assistant secretary of the U.S. Army during a speech delivered at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C.
The conservative barbs came on the heels of comments Carter made Feb. 7, at the funeral of Coretta Scott King in Atlanta, Ga. Cybercast News Service previously reported that the former president stoked anger about the federal response to Hurricane Katrina during his eulogy.
Hipp reminded his audience about Carter's administration, which lasted from 1977 to 1981. "Do people remember the 18 percent interest rates? The endless gas lines?" asked Hipp. He also said Carter was responsible for low troop morale and low military preparedness during his administration.
Iran was an ally of the U.S. when Carter took office, Hipp said. "It was on Carter's watch that we lost Iran.
"[Carter] now spends his time criticizing Bush, with apparently a deep-seated hatred," Hipp added, but he asserted that the former president has yet to grasp the "full extent" of his own failures. "Jimmy Carter to this day still doesn't get it," Hipp said.
The comments were made during a forum on the Iranian threat. When U.S. Rep. Sam Johnson (R-Texas) took the podium he reminded Hipp about another controversial chapter during the Carter administration. "You forgot to say he gave away the Panama Canal." |
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