Comments on: Carter: Bush Admin. Is "Worst In History"

39th President Blasts The 43rd For "Endorsing" Pre-Emptive War, Abandoning Treaties And Peace Talks

[panrwl]

lars you are obviousl emotional about this but how was he a traitor? He worked very hard to try and get Arab states to recognize Israel and I'm sure he thought when he got Sadat and Begin to shake hands he had changed the Middle East forever. Obvioulsy that wasn't enough but if it had worked out, we wouldn't be where we are today.

[radiob-2009]

The world is Flat

All democrats are weak and cave into other nations

All Republicans are war mongers

All Religions promote the destruction of others

Only my religion is the correct one

All that oppose the war are giving into the terrorist

All that support the war are neocons that have never served in the military

Israel creates all of the US problems

All Palestinians are terrorist

All Israelis want to wage war against the Palestinians

All Iranians want the destruction of the US and Israel

All Iranians are nice people there words are misunderstood

All Americans want to colonize the world

All Arabs want to colonize the world.

9-11 was a conspiracy planned by unnamed individuals to thrust the US into a war.

9-11 was a calculate move by all Muslims to overthrow the world.


The world is flat now once again.

[lars008-2009]

Nice edit of my words there lars :) You obviously dislike him and thats fine. But you can't blame his attack on Bush on either his age or his (in your mind) incontenence. :)
Posted by panrwl at 02:18 PM : May 20, 2007

that was being kind blaming his on his old age...

and by any measure, he is a f'ng traitor to america...

even his inbred relatives know it...

[lars008-2009]

Carter is right!
Posted by r9119111 at 02:16 PM : May 20, 2007

hahahahaha good one...

that must be why his staff resigned... idiot...

try again...

The 14 explained their concerns...

"We can no longer endorse your strident and uncompromising position," the letter to Carter said. "This is not the Carter Center or the Jimmy Carter we came to respect and support."

pathetic blathering bitter old f'ng loser...

[panrwl]

I do agree after this administration the "unspoken rule" will turn into the "unheard-of rule" :)

[feelfree1]

Re: "breaking the "unspoken rule" of not critisizing current presidents"

Obviously, this 'rule' does not apply to illegitimate pResidents that seize power by way of election fraud.

www.ericblumrich.com/gta.html (speakers)

[panrwl]

Nice edit of my words there lars :) You obviously dislike him and thats fine. But you can't blame his attack on Bush on either his age or his (in your mind) incontenence. :)

[r9119111]

Thanks for the break, oh Dr. of E.B.S.

Carter is right!

[lars008-2009]

Can you say "Nobel Peace Prize"
Posted by gmanj7 at 02:06 PM : May 20, 2007

you mean that worthless propoganda politicized prize they gave to yasser arafat...

hahahahaha

It is convenient for liberals and fascist nazi Islamic muslims to forget that the "Grand Mufti of Jerusalem" went to Germany as a guest of Hitler during WWII...and begged Hitler to find the "final solution" to the jewish problem. This same Grand mufti used his influence to raise Two Muslim SS Divisions in Yugoslavia (Kosovo) and Albaina. These divisions were responsible for the murder of almost 1 Million jews, Serbs and Gypsies.

This same Grand Mufti was the maternal uncle of Yassir Arafat! The Mufti's war continues today worldwide.
http://www.sullivan-county.com/immigration/nazi_arab.htm
http://www.sullivan-county.com/id4/mufti.htm
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=grand+mufti of jerusalem

[lars008-2009]

Posted by panrwl at 02:05 PM : May 20, 2007

but by breaking the "unspoken rule" of not critisizing current presidents by ex-presidents, he must feel like a f'ng traitor...

stupid pathetic bitter old depends wearing derelict...

hey dimmy... where is your staff??? oh yah, they resigned... hahahaha

[radiob-2009]

Peoples memories of days gone by, when did "tent city" in Houston take place? What years were bonds yielding 12% to 14%? What years was the US the closet that it has ever been to the great depression?Economics 101 sorry everyone that failed that course but the economy of a nation is not determined by who is president. I am not a defender of Bush but the recession that took place in 2001 was predicted by the federal reserve and several leading economist. The point is that the economy like it or not during Carters term was not robust, however the economy during Reagans first fours years was closer to the great depression.The tax cuts that Reagan gave out did not have a effect until around 1985 with growth expanding in 1987 only to fall again. The robust economy we all enjoyed during the Clinton years was not the result of Clinton.The argument on economics of Carter is not even close to reality as Carter like all presidents do not control the economy.

[avenetten]

Thank you former president Carter for saying what most Americans have been thinking since this war began. It doesn't matter what polital party you are afiliated with, this war on Iraq has been a mistake and George W has gone too far to quit or turn around now. He's stuck in the mire of his aggression and he doesn't have the decency to stopped no matter how much it cost in American human lives or the American economy. Ge W is the worst president America has ever had in office.

[nyteryder2]

thanks to Carter's airline deregulation .... out of the 15+ airlines that existed prior to carter's airline REFORM, only one major US airline survived intact. ...salute Carter with the middle finger! Posted by Jebby_One at 12:49 PM : May 20, 2007
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So you blame Carter for all the airlines that every went out of business. Your stupidity never ceases to amaze me!

Businesses come and businesses go. Airlines are businesses. Why don't you name some other businesses that no longer exist or were bought out by another business.

[johngress]

Jimmy Carter is a pompus failure.
Posted by Jebby_One at 01:41 PM : May 20, 2007

Can you say "Nobel Peace Prize"

hey jebby, is your last name Bush? If it is, must be nice to know you helped to install an illegitimate president.

[panrwl]

I forgot to add that I do agree completely wiht his assessment of the current administration, but by breaking the "unspoken rule" of not critisizing current presidents by ex-presidents, he must feel this VERY strongly.

[lars008-2009]

hahahahahaha hey dimmy, where's the canal???
i wish dimmy was president... so we could impeach his dumb arse... hahaha

that means a lot coming from the chief loser of the lousiest predency ever...
i sure do miss those double digit interests rates, inflation and unemployment... NOT!!!

hahahahahaha

Carter came down hard on the Iraq war.
"We now have endorsed the concept of pre-emptive war where we go to war with another nation militarily, even though our own security is not directly threatened, if we want to change the regime there or if we fear that some time in the future our security might be endangered," he said. "But that's been a radical departure from all previous administration policies."

hahahahaha

you mean like your beotch boy clintoon did bosnia, sudan, iraq and afghanistan...

you mean like you did when you attacked iran...

go change your depends loser dimmy cart-er

you have already shown your preference for communist leaders and fascist nazi islam leaders over america...

you have the dubious distinction of being the first traitorous prsedent of the USA...

what a walking pathetic blathering bitter old embarrassing mistake you are...

[bluestardad]

If Bush and Cheney make it out of office without Impeachment it will be a miracle!

[lars008-2009]

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[feelfree1]

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[panrwl]

Jimmy inherited a crappy economy and didn't handle it well (and yes I'm old enough to remember). The botched rescue attempt of the hostages in Iran also was a disaster. I will say I found it suspicious then (and still do) that Iran released the hostages on the same day, and almost to the hour, of Reagan's inauguation, particularly considering the later Iran-Contra affair.
Regardless of that, I think Carter has easily been the best ex-president we have ever had. He has been far more effective out of office than he was in it.