Former President Jimmy Carter Dead

Read up on the 1953 coup in Iran.

Then get back to me when you have something more intelligent to say that repeating cold war bullshit.

You and the fake indian need to take your own advice; you probably didn't even know the Soviets had occupied over half the country then refused to leave as agreed on, being a rather stupid little troll who gets his 'history' from commies and deviants.
 
Title is so blunt.

I remember I reported Koby's death like that. I was in a chatroom and posted, "Koby dead" ... it scrolled across the screen frightening people. We need to all be more sensitive and say the person passed away or is deceased.
 
Title is so blunt.

I remember I reported Koby's death like that. I was in a chatroom and posted, "Koby dead" ... it scrolled across the screen frightening people. We need to all be more sensitive and say the person passed away or is deceased.
OFFS!
 
In memories held, both bright and dim,
Their legacies dance on a delicate whim.
Good deeds like sunlight, warming the hearts,
While shadows of mischief play lingering parts...

This piece of poetry is dedicated to all the US presidents who passed away.

🌹🌹 R.I.P.🌹🌹
 
Title is so blunt.

I remember I reported Koby's death like that. I was in a chatroom and posted, "Koby dead" ... it scrolled across the screen frightening people. We need to all be more sensitive and say the person passed away or is deceased.
Title is fine and we have to stop being so sensitive about words.
 
We need a Dem Mt Rushmore.

Carter Obama Hillary Biden

2016 was stolen, so Hillary is really 45. She belongs on the mountain.
 
While he wasn't a great President, Jimmy wasn't a bad guy. RIP.

Jimmy was actually a much better President than W, homO, and Traitor Joe. Not exactly a high benchmark, but true...
 
While he wasn't a great President, Jimmy wasn't a bad guy. RIP.

Jimmy was actually a much better President than W, homO, and Traitor Joe. Not exactly a high benchmark, but true...
Jimmy was a great guy. I'd put him on par with W as a president however. Pretty much a disaster, although he caught some bad breaks along the way.
 
Jimmy was a great guy. I'd put him on par with W as a president however. Pretty much a disaster, although he caught some bad breaks along the way.
W went south after 9/11. Ask those who saw their unalienable rights lost.
 
Jimmy was a great guy. I'd put him on par with W as a president however. Pretty much a disaster, although he caught some bad breaks along the way.

He inherited a bunch of crap, mostly Republican created.
 
He inherited a bunch of crap, mostly Republican created.
Not really. He was mostly the victim of middle east chaos, OPEC policies that drove up the price of oil, and the Shah getting overthrown in Iran by a bunch of crazies.
 
W went south after 9/11. Ask those who saw their unalienable rights lost.


W was behind 911, and that was the real problem...

Jimmy Carter was a good guy with left wing and idealistic peace oriented beliefs, a good American, a not so good BUT NOWHERE NEAR W bad President...

IQ over 5 required to notice...
 
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You and the fake indian need to take your own advice; you probably didn't even know the Soviets had occupied over half the country then refused to leave as agreed on, being a rather stupid little troll who gets his 'history' from commies and deviants.

That's not true, either.

The USSR (back when they were helping us defeat fascism and doing most of the heavy lifting) the USSR occupied Northern Iran because the Shah's dad was pro-Nazi. They withdrew by 1946.


At the Tehran Conference of 1943, the Allies issued the Tehran Declaration which guaranteed the post-war independence and boundaries of Iran. However, when the war actually ended, Soviet troops stationed in northwestern Iran not only refused to withdraw but backed revolts that established short-lived, pro-Soviet separatist national states in the northern regions of Azerbaijan and Iranian Kurdistan, the Azerbaijan People's Government and the Republic of Kurdistan respectively, in late 1945. Soviet troops did not withdraw from Iran proper until May 1946 after receiving a promise of oil concessions. The Soviet republics in the north were soon overthrown and the oil concessions were revoked.[187][188]

n 1951 Prime Minister Mohammed Mosaddeq received the vote required from the parliament to nationalize the British-owned oil industry, in a situation known as the Abadan Crisis. Despite British pressure, including an economic blockade, the nationalization continued. Mosaddeq was briefly removed from power in 1952 but was quickly re-appointed by the Shah, due to a popular uprising in support of the premier, and he, in turn, forced the Shah into a brief exile in August 1953 after a failed military coup by Imperial Guard Colonel Nematollah Nassiri.

Shortly thereafter on 19 August a successful coup was headed by retired army general Fazlollah Zahedi, aided by the United States (CIA)[189] with the active support of the British (MI6) (known as Operation Ajax and Operation Boot to the respective agencies).[190] The coup—with a black propaganda campaign designed to turn the population against Mosaddeq [191] — forced Mosaddeq from office. Mosaddeq was arrested and tried for treason. Found guilty, his sentence was reduced to house arrest on his family estate while his foreign minister, Hossein Fatemi, was executed. Zahedi succeeded him as prime minister, and suppressed opposition to the Shah, specifically the National Front and Communist Tudeh Party.
 
That's not true, either.

The USSR (back when they were helping us defeat fascism and doing most of the heavy lifting) the USSR occupied Northern Iran because the Shah's dad was pro-Nazi. They withdrew by 1946.


At the Tehran Conference of 1943, the Allies issued the Tehran Declaration which guaranteed the post-war independence and boundaries of Iran. However, when the war actually ended, Soviet troops stationed in northwestern Iran not only refused to withdraw but backed revolts that established short-lived, pro-Soviet separatist national states in the northern regions of Azerbaijan and Iranian Kurdistan, the Azerbaijan People's Government and the Republic of Kurdistan respectively, in late 1945. Soviet troops did not withdraw from Iran proper until May 1946 after receiving a promise of oil concessions. The Soviet republics in the north were soon overthrown and the oil concessions were revoked.[187][188]

n 1951 Prime Minister Mohammed Mosaddeq received the vote required from the parliament to nationalize the British-owned oil industry, in a situation known as the Abadan Crisis. Despite British pressure, including an economic blockade, the nationalization continued. Mosaddeq was briefly removed from power in 1952 but was quickly re-appointed by the Shah, due to a popular uprising in support of the premier, and he, in turn, forced the Shah into a brief exile in August 1953 after a failed military coup by Imperial Guard Colonel Nematollah Nassiri.

Shortly thereafter on 19 August a successful coup was headed by retired army general Fazlollah Zahedi, aided by the United States (CIA)[189] with the active support of the British (MI6) (known as Operation Ajax and Operation Boot to the respective agencies).[190] The coup—with a black propaganda campaign designed to turn the population against Mosaddeq [191] — forced Mosaddeq from office. Mosaddeq was arrested and tried for treason. Found guilty, his sentence was reduced to house arrest on his family estate while his foreign minister, Hossein Fatemi, was executed. Zahedi succeeded him as prime minister, and suppressed opposition to the Shah, specifically the National Front and Communist Tudeh Party.

More rubbish. You clearly have zero interest in the facts. No wonder nobody takes you seriously, you know nothing.
 
History is rubbish?

Guy, just concede the point. We stupidly crushed Democracy in Iran, and now we have the Ayatollah's to deal with.

You meant to say you're butthurt because it wasn't turned into another shithole Soviet puppet state.
 
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