Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Carter-Another nutcase.... but we knew this.

Proof Democrats support terrorist organizations with this kind of talk. A former president of the USA, a Democrat, has slapped THIS country in the face and sides with our enemies.
Mr. Carter, you and your party are treasonous in your will to regain power of the Presidency.
YOU are a total disgrace-LNN


DUBLIN, Ireland - Former President Jimmy Carter accused the U.S.,Israel and the European Union on Tuesday of seeking to divide the Palestinian people by reopening aid to President Mahmoud Abbas' new government in the West Bank while denying the same to the Hamas.

Carter, a Nobel Peace Prize winner who was addressing a human rights conference in Ireland, also said the Bush administration's refusal to accept Hamas' 2006 election victory was "criminal."

Carter said Hamas, besides winning a fair and democratic mandate that should have entitled it to lead the Palestinian government, had proven itself to be far more organized in its political and military showdowns with Abbas' moderate Fatah movement.

Carter said the consensus of the U.S., Israel and the EU to start funneling aid to Abbas' new government in the West Bank but continue blocking Hamas in the Gaza Strip represented an "effort to divide Palestinians into two peoples."

"All efforts of the international community should be to reconcile the two, but there's no effort from the outside to bring the two together," he said.

The U.S. and European countries cut off the Hamas-led government last year because of the Islamic militant group's refusal to renounce violence and recognize Israel. They have continued to send humanitarian aid to Gaza through the United Nations and other organizations.
-You stand alone there Jimmy-LNN

In the latest crisis, the U.S., Israel and much of the West have been trying to shore up Abbas in hopes that the West Bank can be made into a democratic example that would bring along Gaza.

Carter said the U.S. and others supplied the Fatah-controlled security forces in Gaza with vastly superior weaponry in hopes they would "conquer Hamas in Gaza" — but Hamas routed Fatah in the fighting last week because of its "superior skills and discipline."

2 comments:

  1. Maj Rep,

    How many of our good friends in Lansing seem to be students of Carter's economics these days?

    Makes you shake your head.

    Thanks for the link, by the way!

    --Nick
    www.RightMichigan.com

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  2. "How many of our good friends in Lansing seem to be students of Carter's economics these days?"
    The whole liberal gaggle of them Nick. :))

    No problem with the link, See you on Right Michigan, and don't be a stranger around here either. :)

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