From: "Gary Britt" 

Laid the groundwork, he single handedly pulled the rug out from under the
Shaw and opened arms for the entrance of Khomeni (sp?) and his fascists to
take over the country.  The Shaw had the largest and strongest military
(strongly PRO USA) anywhere in the Middle East.  Carter gave this good
friend the finger, deliberately caused his fall from power and then
wouldn't even let the guy into the country for medical treatment when he
was dying. This one single mismanagement by Carter is the first and one of
the largest links in the chain from Carter's imbecility and incompetence
all the way 9/11.

What a putz that moron is?  He has NEVER gotten over the sting of being
soundly rejected by the people for a second term as the incompetent fool he
so clearly was and is.

Gary

"Mark"  wrote in message
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> Yea, this is just what we need, the worst president in the history of the
> country attempting to undermine current policy. Despite his failure in
> office, I used to admire him for his post-presidency actions -- mostly
> quiet and doing things with hammers to help people. He's long since
> negated that feeling on my part.
>
> But seriously, I can't imagine that Rich feels any love for the guy, so
> wonder why he posted this ongoing example of Carter's fecklessness? I
> didn't used to feel this way, but I am certain now that his inexcusable
> weakness in '79 laid the groundwork for all of our problems with
> Islamo-Fascism today.
>
>
> "Gary Britt"  wrote in message
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>>A perfect example of the insight and judgment of Jimmy Carter that made
>>him one of the worst and most disasterous foreign policy and domestic
>>presidents of his century.
>>
>> Jimmy Carter gave Iran to the Islamofascists that are in control of Iran
>> to this day.
>>
>> What an incredible imbecile.  A hammer is about the only thing he can out
>> smart.
>>
>> Gary
>>
>> "Rich Gauszka"  wrote in message
>> news:44d54770{at}w3.nls.net...
>>> http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/08/05/carter.mideast.ap/index.html
>>>
>>> "It depends on whether world opinion is strong enough to get the
>>> administration to change its erroneous policy, which has been to
>>> encourage the continuation of attacks on both sides," Carter, a
>>> Democrat, told The Grand Rapids Press in an interview Friday.
>>>
>>>
>>> "In my opinion, maybe the worst ally Israel has had in
Washington has
>>> been the George W. Bush administration, which hasn't worked to bring a
>>> permanent peace to Israel," Carter told the newspaper.
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

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