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Worst President Ever in Jordan for Meeting With King Abdullah
2008-04-21
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter arrived in Jordan Sunday to meet with King Abdullah. Mr. Carter's visit follows meetings Friday and Saturday in Damascus, Syria, with exiled Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal. The former president has not commented on the talks.

A Hamas official, Mohammad Nazzal, told reporters Mr. Carter proposed a ceasefire between Israeli forces and Hamas fighters, a prisoner exchange, that would include kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit and the lifting of Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip. The official said Hamas would respond soon.
I thought they responded yesterday?
Posted by:Fred

#3  Assholes live forever, he'll probably make a hundred or over.(Dammit)

Just look at Fidel, looks like shit, but still breathing. (Again Dammit)
Posted by: Redneck Jim   2008-04-21 23:51  

#2  May Jimmah Kahtah die a long, slow death of Alzheimers, AIDS, leprosy and laryngitis. The man is an embarrassment not only to the United States, but to the human race. I got out of the Air Force when he was elected, and didn't go back in until Reagan defeated him. The way he treated the United States was a disgrace then, and his "ideas" are a disgrace to the nation now. He cannot die soon enough.
Posted by: Old Patriot   2008-04-21 14:40  

#1  Carter put "human rights" over strategic interests, with predictable results: a Soviet winning streak, until President Reagan reversed the trend.

I am sick of hearing Western leaders speak of respecting the electoral wishes of savages. Exactly how much respect for Jap or Kraut public opinion did we have in the Summer of 1945? When jihad robots sanction Hamas/Hezbollah tyranny, that is hardly an exercise in freedom on conscience.
Posted by: McZoid   2008-04-21 00:50  

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