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Carter is just plain looney lately

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Originally posted by: ProfJohn
Originally posted by: Jhhnn
Heh. Notice that Shivetya didn't say that Carter was wrong, or why he thinks so, just that he hates Jimmy and all Dems rather desperately...

Empty raving and sputtering seem to be the best that the rightwing has to offer recently...
Carter was wrong... happy? 🙂

I am not sure that Carter should be talking with the mess he left us. Other than Egypt-Israeli peace Carter was a total foreign policy nightmare.

such as?
 
Bush exposed the imbecility of the people who voted for him. Those without a sense of organic shame are powerfully motivated to hide this fact from themselves. They can't allow themselves to see what a disaster Bush is and what their votes have done to the nation. They compound their stupidity with the hubris of denial.
 
If you compare Jimmy Carter to your Commander-in-Chimp, Former President Carter comes out as a genius, and expert statesman...PLUS, he can say nuk-u-ler...
Was he a great president? No...but we were in the brief depression following the Nixon/Ford years, and after Vietnam...unemployment was pretty high, (between 5.8 and 7.1%) and interest rates were thru the roof...However, since those on the right say Clinton can't lay claim to the prosperity of the 90's, Carter sure can't be blamed for what he inherited in the 70's...
Carter TRIED...god help him, he TRIED...he was a GOOD man in a sh*tty job, during a tough time...The Iranian Hostage Crisis sure didn't help his public image either. IIRC, there was one failed attempt to go in and rescue the hostages...and it fell apart almost before it got started...
MAYBE that should be proof that a truly religious man should never be President...too much conflict of interest...
 
Loony or lonely?

There's nothing sadder than a lonely old man crying for attention.

Originally posted by: BoomerD
If you compare Jimmy Carter to your Commander-in-Chimp, Former President Carter comes out as a genius, and expert statesman...PLUS, he can say nuk-u-ler...
Was he a great president? No...but we were in the brief depression following the Nixon/Ford years, and after Vietnam...unemployment was pretty high, (between 5.8 and 7.1%) and interest rates were thru the roof...However, since those on the right say Clinton can't lay claim to the prosperity of the 90's, Carter sure can't be blamed for what he inherited in the 70's...
Carter TRIED...god help him, he TRIED...he was a GOOD man in a sh*tty job, during a tough time...The Iranian Hostage Crisis sure didn't help his public image either. IIRC, there was one failed attempt to go in and rescue the hostages...and it fell apart almost before it got started...
MAYBE that should be proof that a truly religious man should never be President...too much conflict of interest...

The Hstory Channel did a GREAT show on that event. Frickin' mechanical problems.
 
Originally posted by: ProfJohn
ummm Bush didn't kill 50,000 people. Most of those deaths are Iraqi on Iraqi violence. I am guessing the number killed directly via our military is WAY lower maybe 10,000 at MOST and even that is most likely too high.
What do you expect happens when you remove any semblance of law and order and have no plan for securing the peace?
 
Originally posted by: Shivetya
"I think as far as the adverse impact on the nation around the world, this administration has been the worst in history," Carter told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in a story that appeared in the newspaper's Saturday editions. "The overt reversal of America's basic values as expressed by previous administrations, including those of George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon and others, has been the most disturbing to me."

Frankly its distressing for a former President to speak against a sitting President like this, but the vileness of the Democrat hatred towards Bush has been so extreme its turned bizarre. I mean, really, Bush does some things to drive us all mad, only Carter is off his meds.

Ever since he got that bogus Nobel peace prize he has been a belligerent little turd that should back to looking for the UFOs he reported having seen.

Is the OP a troll?

With statements like below I wonder.

"Bogus Nobel Peace prize"

"the vileness of the Democrat hatred towards Bush"

"Bush does some things to drive us all mad, only Carter is off his meds."






 
We have precedence in our country where former Presidents do not speak ill of those who follow them. Did you notice that Bush 41 never spoke ill of Clinton and Clinton never speaks ill of Bush 43, Clinton seems to go out of his way to be diplomatic about what he disagrees with.
Carter has thrown that precedence to the side and launched a rather harsh attack on the current President. Besides ignoring tons of history this has a very negative affect on how the world views us. It is one thing for people such as the posters on here to run around and attack Bush; it is another for a former President to do the same. As a former President Carter has a duty to uphold and respect the President, even when he doesn?t agree with him.

You are ignorant if you don?t think our enemies will by using these words against the US in the future. I am sure even now the terrorists are planning on ways to use these words to rally more to their sides. And I am sure crazies like the Iranian President will do the same, telling their people how Bush is the worse President in history and the like.

There is nothing positive that can come out of Carter?s statements. Except to make a few of the ?hate Bush? crowd happy.
 
Originally posted by: Martin
Neocons have ****** up America so thoroughly that people like Ron Paul or Carter can't state simple truths without being branded 'looney' and 'extremist'. In a more rational world, the real extremists would be the loyal Bushies...
Short and sweet. Your statement is right on the mark. The neo-con use of these Maoist techniques is more revealing of this evil regime than they could imagine.

This is one conservative who's attitude borders on livid that neo-con Trotskyites have taken over my party, used our country's assets against our own interests, murdered thousands and shamed our nation and its good-hearted people. And, oh yeah, treat our Constitution like it was a dirty rag. ("it's only a god damned piece of paper")

I hope the women that elect our next president will choose an honorable MAN next time instead of another like the last two "boy friends". That would be a pleasant beginning to get our country back. Hey, girls. How about a very principled obstetrician for the next president?
 
Originally posted by: Shivetya
"I think as far as the adverse impact on the nation around the world, this administration has been the worst in history," Carter told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in a story that appeared in the newspaper's Saturday editions. "The overt reversal of America's basic values as expressed by previous administrations, including those of George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon and others, has been the most disturbing to me."

Frankly its distressing for a former President to speak against a sitting President like this, but the vileness of the Democrat hatred towards Bush has been so extreme its turned bizarre. I mean, really, Bush does some things to drive us all mad, only Carter is off his meds.

Ever since he got that bogus Nobel peace prize he has been a belligerent little turd that should back to looking for the UFOs he reported having seen.
That's not distressing, what's distressing and frankly disturbing are those who keep defending the undefensible AKA Bushes presidency.

 
Originally posted by: Jhhnn
Yeh, right, PJ-

Maybe the should waterboard ol' Jimmy in a secret eastern european prison until he recants...

Why go there? I here he loves Cuba. Send his peanut picking butt to Gitmo. :laugh:
 
Originally posted by: highwire
Originally posted by: Martin
Neocons have ****** up America so thoroughly that people like Ron Paul or Carter can't state simple truths without being branded 'looney' and 'extremist'. In a more rational world, the real extremists would be the loyal Bushies...
Short and sweet. Your statement is right on the mark. The neo-con use of these Maoist techniques is more revealing of this evil regime than they could imagine.

This is one conservative who's attitude borders on livid that neo-con Trotskyites have taken over my party, used our country's assets against our own interests, murdered thousands and shamed our nation and its good-hearted people. And, oh yeah, treat our Constitution like it was a dirty rag. ("it's only a god damned piece of paper")

I hope the women that elect our next president will choose an honorable MAN next time instead of another like the last two "boy friends". That would be a pleasant beginning to get our country back. Hey, girls. How about a very principled obstetrician for the next president?
Well said, both of you. In spite of the feigned outrage of the Bush faithful, Carter was 100% on the mark. If his remarks open the eyes of even a few more people (bringing them up to speed with the other 95% of the world), it will be worth whatever discomfort it causes those pathetic few who fear America's not strong enough for a little blunt talk.
 
Originally posted by: Siddhartha
Originally posted by: Shivetya
"I think as far as the adverse impact on the nation around the world, this administration has been the worst in history," Carter told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in a story that appeared in the newspaper's Saturday editions. "The overt reversal of America's basic values as expressed by previous administrations, including those of George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon and others, has been the most disturbing to me."

Frankly its distressing for a former President to speak against a sitting President like this, but the vileness of the Democrat hatred towards Bush has been so extreme its turned bizarre. I mean, really, Bush does some things to drive us all mad, only Carter is off his meds.

Ever since he got that bogus Nobel peace prize he has been a belligerent little turd that should back to looking for the UFOs he reported having seen.
Is the OP a troll?

With statements like below I wonder.

"Bogus Nobel Peace prize"

"the vileness of the Democrat hatred towards Bush"

"Bush does some things to drive us all mad, only Carter is off his meds."

I suggest that these people be rounded up as "Enemy Combatants" under the Patriot Act.

The resident die-hard Bush supporters and anyone with ties to this heinous administration.

There is so many of them that Gitmo would be too small of a facility.

One of the Marshall Islands under U.S. authority could be used to exile these America Haters forever until they die.
 
Originally posted by: Billyzeke
Originally posted by: Jhhnn
Yeh, right, PJ-

Maybe the should waterboard ol' Jimmy in a secret eastern european prison until he recants...

Why go there? I here he loves Cuba. Send his peanut picking butt to Gitmo. :laugh:
You must be a fan of Joseph Stalin and authoritarian types of government because that's exactly what they'd do with critics.:disgust:
 
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: Billyzeke
Originally posted by: Jhhnn
Yeh, right, PJ-

Maybe the should waterboard ol' Jimmy in a secret eastern european prison until he recants...

Why go there? I here he loves Cuba. Send his peanut picking butt to Gitmo. :laugh:
You must be a fan of Joseph Stalin and authoritarian types of government because that's exactly what they'd do with critics.:disgust:

It was just a joke for Jhhnn. Im a huge fan of the 1st ammendment. Jimmy can say whatever he wants. So can you and I even if we dont agree.
 
Originally posted by: Billyzeke
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: Billyzeke
Originally posted by: Jhhnn
Yeh, right, PJ-

Maybe the should waterboard ol' Jimmy in a secret eastern european prison until he recants...

Why go there? I here he loves Cuba. Send his peanut picking butt to Gitmo. :laugh:
You must be a fan of Joseph Stalin and authoritarian types of government because that's exactly what they'd do with critics.:disgust:

It was just a joke for Jhhnn. Im a huge fan of the 1st ammendment. Jimmy can say whatever he wants. So can you and I even if we dont agree.
Thanks for your permission:laugh:
 
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: Billyzeke
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: Billyzeke
Originally posted by: Jhhnn
Yeh, right, PJ-

Maybe the should waterboard ol' Jimmy in a secret eastern european prison until he recants...

Why go there? I here he loves Cuba. Send his peanut picking butt to Gitmo. :laugh:
You must be a fan of Joseph Stalin and authoritarian types of government because that's exactly what they'd do with critics.:disgust:

It was just a joke for Jhhnn. Im a huge fan of the 1st ammendment. Jimmy can say whatever he wants. So can you and I even if we dont agree.
Thanks for your permission:laugh:

You really didnt need my permission, but you're welcome. 😀
 
While pluralities don't necessarily make anything true:

1) Most Americans disapprove of Bush43's job performance.

2) Most world citizens disapprove of Bush43 at multiple levels.

3) Despite domestic and foreign policy initiatives that have been widely praised, most Brits disapprove of Blair.

4) Most world citizens disapprove of Blair.

In addition,

5) Tenet and Powell notwithstanding Blair was the single largest enabler of the Bush War.

6) In Blair's own words, he sought to influence US policy by going along with the Bush War.

7) Bush/Blair played off one another. Basically, claiming they had independent lines of evidence that substantiated one another. When in fact, both were often using the SAME intelligence sources or more accurately the SAME interpretation of minimal intelligence.

8) Nixon, Ford, Reagan, and GHWBush are unlikely to have established black site prisons and an openly extrajudicial purgatory at Gitmo. In fact, GHWBush explicitly disapproved of Rumsfeld. Bush the Idiot appointed Rumsfeld in spite of his father's knowledgeable disdain for Rumsfeld.


In fact, it's only the looney fringe like the OP that fail to realize just how much damage Bush43's foreign policy has done to our nation. We haven't been this weak as a nation since well . . . Jimmy Carter. And at least Carter's foibles came at wholesale.
 
Originally posted by: Shivetya
"I think as far as the adverse impact on the nation around the world, this administration has been the worst in history," Carter told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in a story that appeared in the newspaper's Saturday editions. "The overt reversal of America's basic values as expressed by previous administrations, including those of George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon and others, has been the most disturbing to me."

Frankly its distressing for a former President to speak against a sitting President like this, but the vileness of the Democrat hatred towards Bush has been so extreme its turned bizarre. I mean, really, Bush does some things to drive us all mad, only Carter is off his meds.

Ever since he got that bogus Nobel peace prize he has been a belligerent little turd that should back to looking for the UFOs he reported having seen.

I don't really want to get into the whole carter bashing discussion, but I really want to know something. Who is allowed to criticize the president? All I ever seem to hear about is how this person shouldn't be speaking out against the president, that person shouldn't be. This group should be doing what the president wants, etc... etc... etc. Who is allowed!?
 
Time to dispute the bogus Nobel peace prize thing----you may not like the fact that Carter was awarded the Nobel prize but at least it was not self awarded. And its quite genuine and also for what its worth, the Israeli Egyptian peace is still holding.

I also fail to see why the Carter foreign policy was a disaster. If anything, the Carter administration was a point at which world respect for the US was at a high point. And Carter, quite unlike Reagan and GWB, did not negotiate with or arm terrorists.

I also dispute the mere 50,000 Iraqi deaths even though precise statistics may never be never known. Some estimates based on fairly good science places the Iraqi death toll at closer to 650,000 and thats a dated figure. But GWB in ignorance or by design has set loose passions that will alter the world. So far it seems an unmitigated disaster and Carter has every right to call it as he sees it. I think Carter with a Nobel peace prize has a wee mite more credibility than GWB who self awarded himself as a uniter and not a divider.

Carter has the legacy of a uniter and GWB has the record of dividing into armed violence. Its kinda what a peace prize is all about come to think of it.
 
Originally posted by: tomywishbone
Originally posted by: JD50
Originally posted by: tomywishbone
In his defense, bush is the greatest mass murderer of the 21st century. Please dipute that.

I don't really like Bush, but you are a total moonbat.

True, but I ain't killed 50,000 people. Let's review... Moonbat v. Killer of 50,000.
Verdict; I win.

Edit: I like the word Moonbat...nicely done.🙂


You are calling the US military "murderers"?
 
Originally posted by: eskimospy
Originally posted by: Shivetya
"I think as far as the adverse impact on the nation around the world, this administration has been the worst in history," Carter told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in a story that appeared in the newspaper's Saturday editions. "The overt reversal of America's basic values as expressed by previous administrations, including those of George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon and others, has been the most disturbing to me."

Frankly its distressing for a former President to speak against a sitting President like this, but the vileness of the Democrat hatred towards Bush has been so extreme its turned bizarre. I mean, really, Bush does some things to drive us all mad, only Carter is off his meds.

Ever since he got that bogus Nobel peace prize he has been a belligerent little turd that should back to looking for the UFOs he reported having seen.

I don't really want to get into the whole carter bashing discussion, but I really want to know something. Who is allowed to criticize the president? All I ever seem to hear about is how this person shouldn't be speaking out against the president, that person shouldn't be. This group should be doing what the president wants, etc... etc... etc. Who is allowed!?

Former Presidents should not speak out against a sitting President.
 
Originally posted by: Shivetya
Ever since he got that bogus Nobel peace prize he has been a belligerent little turd that should back to looking for the UFOs he reported having seen.
Frankly, it's even more distressing that you actually think you can argue against Carter's postion, mainly because he's absolutely right.

George W. Bush and his entire adminstration should be tried for the MURDER of every American who has died in their WAR OF LIES in Iraq. That's 3422, as of today, including seven just yesterday. Every excuse they fed us as a reason for starting this war was lie after ever changing lie. Those deaths are the direct result of their callous, wanton, reckless disregard for the truth and for the foreseeable, expected consequences of their lies.
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George W. Bush and his entire adminstration should be tried for TREASON for shredding the rights guaranteed to every American citizen under the U.S. Constitution.

Anyone who who calls Carter "looney" and "a belligerent little turd" for speaking the truth and continues to apologize and cover for the Bushwhacko administration in the face of so much evidence of their criminality is far worse than a "belligerent little turd." They are one of the traitors. :thumbsdown: :| :thumbsdown:
As a former President
Originally posted by: PrevaricatorJohn
As a former President Carter has a duty to uphold and respect the President, even when he doesn?t agree with him.
Yet another blatant LIE from PrevaricatorJohn[/i]. How can you possibly argue that a President who swore to uphold the Constitution and the laws of the United States is obligated to "uphold and respect" a murdering traitor like George W. Bush? :shocked:
Originally posted by: PrevaricatorJohn
Hitler... 6 million Jews, top that.

EDIT- ahhh 21st century... which is all over 7 years old.... ummm nice way to frame the issue. But I think Rwanda and Dufar top Iraq.
Another of your tyipical, piss poor sycophantic attempts to dodge the issue and distract attention anywhere but the Criminal In Chief and his cabal of murderers and traitors. :thumbsdown: :| :thumbsdown:

At least, you didn't try to tell us it was Clinton's fault... for a change. 😛
Originally posted by: Jaha
Former Presidents should not speak out against a sitting President.
Do you have a problem with the truth? :shocked:

Whether you liked Carter as a President, he is respected worldwide for being truthful and honest. As a former President, he is among the most qualified to speak out against the criminal traitor currently occupying the office.
 
Originally posted by: Jaha
Originally posted by: eskimospy
Originally posted by: Shivetya
"I think as far as the adverse impact on the nation around the world, this administration has been the worst in history," Carter told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in a story that appeared in the newspaper's Saturday editions. "The overt reversal of America's basic values as expressed by previous administrations, including those of George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon and others, has been the most disturbing to me."

Frankly its distressing for a former President to speak against a sitting President like this, but the vileness of the Democrat hatred towards Bush has been so extreme its turned bizarre. I mean, really, Bush does some things to drive us all mad, only Carter is off his meds.

Ever since he got that bogus Nobel peace prize he has been a belligerent little turd that should back to looking for the UFOs he reported having seen.

I don't really want to get into the whole carter bashing discussion, but I really want to know something. Who is allowed to criticize the president? All I ever seem to hear about is how this person shouldn't be speaking out against the president, that person shouldn't be. This group should be doing what the president wants, etc... etc... etc. Who is allowed!?

Former Presidents should not speak out against a sitting President.

When it is in the best interest of the citizens of the United States, he most certainly should.
 
Lately?

Carter has been a crackpot ever since they pulled him off the peanut farm to DC.

This is just the latest shining example of another ex-POTUS going berserk. Carter has actually argued against the US at the UN on numerous occasions. It's disgraceful, despicable, and downright shameful.
 
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