Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Jimma, tyranny's enabler


Frank Gaffney is right on every count as to Jimmy Carter's incessant meddling in American international affairs.

What I don't understand is why George Bush does not make a public statement that Jimmy Carter as an EX president, does not represent the United States in any way shape or form. That would completely deflate Carter's attempts to influence American international policy. He should also direct the Attorney Generals office to investigate Carter's illegal contact with foreign governments for any breach of American law.

Lastly, Carter should be apprehended upon his return and charges pressed for his aiding and abetting international terrorists.


FROM JEWISHWORLDREVIEW:


Jimma, tyranny's enabler
By Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.
Jimmy Carter's pathetic need for political rehabilitation following a presidency widely regarded as one of the worst in American history is once again making news. He reportedly will meet this week with Khaled Mashaal, the Syrian-based leader of the Muslim Brotherhood's Palestinian arm, Hamas - an internationally recognized terrorist organization.

Mr. Carter maintains this is no big deal since he has met with Hamas officials before. Indeed, in keeping with his Carter Center's self-appointed status as global election monitor, the former president did officiate in January 2006 when the Brotherhood's terrorists defeated those of Fatah led by Yasser Arafat's longtime crony, Mahmoud Abbas.

In point of fact, it seems there is scarcely a serious bad actor on the planet with whom Jimmy Carter has not met. He is a serial tyrant-enabler, the very personification of Rodney King's risible appeal, "Can't we all get along?" Mr. Carter has come to epitomize the notion that "dialogue" is always in order, no matter how odious or dangerous the interlocutor - or the extent to which they or their agendas will benefit from such interactions.
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