Former President Jimmy Carter Dead

[Jroc]

That's true, but you're wrong about the Doha Accords.
Biden should have been getting us out of Afghanistan at warp speed with all our assets from 1/20
until May 1. He didn't do that and thought he could do whatever the hell he wanted.
Well, the Taliban showed him that's not the case, but they did honor their agreement with president Trump.
Most of the Afghanistan withdrawal problems were caused by Biden's (his puppet masters) ignorant arrogance.

Of course they did, they were afraid of trump.. it was supposed to be a staged withdrawal... Blinken and rest of those fools made it the debacle that it was... Not too long after Putin invades Ukraine

 

[ShahdagMountains]

They say only the good die young, which doesn’t ring too true when we eliminate Hamas terrorists, for example. But Jimmy Carter shuffling off his peanut farm this mortal coil at the ripe old age of 100 definitely supports this contention.

True, he did some good things in his life – like brokering the Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt, signing of legislation in 1977 banning American corporations and individuals from complying with the Arab boycott of Israel, helping Iranian Jews and Soviet Jews fleeing their respective countries, and launching both the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. and the annual National Menorah lighting ceremony, to name some. And it is only fair we recognize that.

But this legacy was tarnished by not just his failed policies regarding Iran, which paved the way for the Iranian revolution and the death and destruction for which the Iranian regime has since been responsible. In 2006, he published his book Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, a highly distorted account of the Arab-Israeli conflict blaming all Middle East woes solely on Israel, and seemingly justifying terrorism against Israel. As a part of “the Elders” (or as I called them, the Elders of Moron), he would constantly slam Israel while pimping for Hamas, something that aged about as well as Carter himself.

Jimmy Carter's Tarnished Legacy

Carter's legacy was tarnished, not just by his failed policies regarding Iran, but also his views on Jews and Israel.

www.israellycool.com

 

[marvin martian]

They say only the good die young, which doesn’t ring too true when we eliminate Hamas terrorists, for example. But Jimmy Carter shuffling off his peanut farm this mortal coil at the ripe old age of 100 definitely supports this contention.

True, he did some good things in his life – like brokering the Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt, signing of legislation in 1977 banning American corporations and individuals from complying with the Arab boycott of Israel, helping Iranian Jews and Soviet Jews fleeing their respective countries, and launching both the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. and the annual National Menorah lighting ceremony, to name some. And it is only fair we recognize that.

But this legacy was tarnished by not just his failed policies regarding Iran, which paved the way for the Iranian revolution and the death and destruction for which the Iranian regime has since been responsible. In 2006, he published his book Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, a highly distorted account of the Arab-Israeli conflict blaming all Middle East woes solely on Israel, and seemingly justifying terrorism against Israel. As a part of “the Elders” (or as I called them, the Elders of Moron), he would constantly slam Israel while pimping for Hamas, something that aged about as well as Carter himself.

Jimmy Carter's Tarnished Legacy

Carter's legacy was tarnished, not just by his failed policies regarding Iran, but also his views on Jews and Israel.

www.israellycool.com

Carter was an anti-Semite and hopefully he's in hell now.

 

[BluesLegend]

Yeah, so? You know who else died, nearly everyone born 100 years ago.

 

[Picaro]

Democrats weren't even that bad in Carter's day.

They were well on their way, though. Both parties were taken over by the technocrats and sociopaths, beginning with Kennedy and in total control by the 1970's. The 'Super Delegate Rule' coming along soon after. Meet the real 'President' while Carter and Reagan just warmed a seat.

Paul Volcker - Wikipedia

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The man who made sure it was the 'little people' who suffered and not the bankers and multi-nationals and monopolists. Like I said, Reagan's policies were nearly the same as Carter's for a reason, only Reagan was a coward who caved in and smuggled guns to terrorists and went into the drug dealing business.

 

[Soupnazi630]

Oh, yes, many did. That is why they left the service.

Why did you support the Sandanistas?

No they did not. You are simply making crap up from thin air

No one here armed the Sandinistas you moron

 

[Soupnazi630]

Why did you support the Sandanists and Ortega?

No one supported them you ignorant fool

 

[Soupnazi630]

Why? I saw it, witnessed it. My word is better than yours, always.

No you did not and no it is not

You are a proven liar

 

[boevans]

You must have me confused with one of your Dimocrat friends.

Nah, that was you.

 

[boevans]

Nah, that was you.

 

[boevans]

No you did not and no it is not

You are a proven liar

See, you are lying again.

 

[lafayette]

Robert's hero

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Yes, of course Robert W. worships this guyy,. All the GOPKKK today do.

 

[Picaro]

Yes, of course Robert W. worships this guyy,. All the GOPKKK today do.

Actually he got a lot of black votes when he ran for Governor. He reformed the state's welfare agencies that helped more blacks and redistributed more funds to black schools as Governor. He got the NAACP's endorsements in the 1950's up until 1964.. He wasn't MLK, but he did a lot more for them than you or MLK ever did.

 

[lafayette]

And he said, "Segregation today, segregation forever."

 

[Soupnazi630]

See, you are lying again.

Stating fact

 

[mudwhistle]

 

[mikegriffith1]

Another positive thing that Carter did was to vastly increase U.S. oil and natural gas production to reduce our dependence on foreign oil (see, for example, LINK). Under Carter, a large number of new oil and natural gas drilling permits were issued, which led to the start of a substantial cut in our crude oil imports by 1981.

Yes, Carter's betrayal of the Shah of Iran was a horrible mistake. Carter never seemed to grasp the reality that sometimes we have to support repressive pro-Western regimes because the alternative is even worse. No sane person would deny that the Ayatollah's rule was far worse than the Shah's rule.

Again, I'm glad Reagan won in 1980. I'm a big Reagan fan. But it is simply wrong to say that Carter did nothing good--he did lots of good things, along with lots of bad things.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Why'd you leave out the Bushes? They belong in that list too.

My post was about Democrats.

Reread it.

 

[Picaro]

And he said, "Segregation today, segregation forever."

So what? Poor blacks appreciated the extra money every week a lot more than they care bout your worthless personal fake Burb Brat pity.

 

[Picaro]

Another positive thing that Carter did was to vastly increase U.S. oil and natural gas production to reduce our dependence on foreign oil (see, for example, LINK). Under Carter, a large number of new oil and natural gas drilling permits were issued, which led to the start of a substantial cut in our crude oil imports by 1981.

Yes. I posted the exports and domestic production numbers in a previous post. The problem is oil companies are allowed to export regardless of domestic shortages, which is why more than just increased production is needed, like shutting down exports while domestic shortages are causing sudden price increases.

And again, Cater had no power to force oil companies to do a damn thing; the crisis started under Ford, and there was no Republican who would have done anything different, so all of this is just the usual Party shills whining 'Democrats All BADDDD!!!! Republicans all GOOOOODDDD!!! bullshit. The fact is both Parties agreed on Too Big To Fail by that time and neither were going to do a damn thing about monopoly price gouging, and for the same reasons they don't a damn thing about it today.