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Nancy's epiphany on the Damascus road
Washington Times ^ | 4-6-07 | Wes Pruden

Posted on 04/06/2007 11:42:48 AM PDT by JZelle

Nancy Pelosi is playing to her natural constituency. Jimmy Carter, the distinguished peanut farmer, and Bashar al-Assad, the murderous dictator of the terrorist government in Damascus, are thrilled. Nearly everybody else sees a lady too big for her pantyhose.

"I was glad she went," said Mr. Jimmy. (Can it possibly be true that this man was once president of the United States?) "When there is a crisis, the best way to help resolve the crisis is to deal with the people who are instrumental to the problem."

The minister of the Syrian Cabinet was even more thrilled, perhaps because he smokes something weirder than you can find even in San Francisco. "Syria stands for freedom and for peace, and so does Nancy Pelosi."

(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs
KEYWORDS: dhimmicrats; islamophiles; islamophilia; muhammadsminions; pelosi; prosecutepelosi; shadowpresident; syria
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1 posted on 04/06/2007 11:42:52 AM PDT by JZelle
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To: JZelle

“Can it possibly be true that this man was once president of the United States?”

I will never forget watching him on TV the morning after the election in stunned amazement, asking myself “Can it possibly be true that this man will be the president of the United States?


2 posted on 04/06/2007 11:47:37 AM PDT by rwa265
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To: rwa265

Birds of a white feather..


3 posted on 04/06/2007 11:48:45 AM PDT by AU72
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To: JZelle
"Syria stands for freedom and for peace, and so does Nancy Pelosi."

The freedom of pushing Israel into the sea and the peace of them not fighting back?

Or maybe the freedom to run Lebanon as a puppet state?

4 posted on 04/06/2007 11:48:55 AM PDT by KarlInOhio (Parker v. DC: the best court decision of the year.)
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“Or maybe the freedom to run Lebanon as a puppet state?”

Syria did Lebanon a favor by invading and installing a sort of Pax Roma. Lebanon recovered fairly wall after Syria invaded, perhaps better than NOLA will recover after Katrina.

However, Syria is run by competing generals. Generals know how to invade and conquer, and perhaps how to pacify, but they don’t know how to do nation building.

Gee, where else do we see that?

Anyway, Syria’s failure was in setting up a government and getting out before things got messy. Syria certainly is horribly ham-fisted when it comes to little things like blowing up opposition politicians, photoshopping and staging press photos, and maintaining international support.


5 posted on 04/06/2007 12:00:50 PM PDT by TWohlford
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To: JZelle
"When there is a crisis, the best way to help resolve the crisis is to deal with the people who are instrumental to the problem."

Which is why you let 66 fellow americans languash in Iran for 444 days, you damn peanut farmer.

6 posted on 04/06/2007 12:01:22 PM PDT by Yo-Yo (USAF, TAC, 12th AF, 366 TFW, 366 MG, 366 CRS, Mtn Home AFB, 1978-81)
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To: JZelle

The two of them are quite ridiculous.


7 posted on 04/06/2007 12:05:55 PM PDT by yldstrk (My heros have always been cowboys--Reagan and Bush)
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To: AU72
Birds of a white feather..

White feather? I'm wondering where that comes from? I'm not trying to be nasty here, but the only "White Feather" with whom I'm familiar was Marine Sgt Carlos Hathcock, and the three mentioned in the article (Pelosi, Carter, and Assad) aren't worthy to shine the late Sgt Hathcock's boots.

Mark

8 posted on 04/06/2007 12:12:33 PM PDT by MarkL (Environmental heretics should be burned at the stake, in a "Carbon Neutral" way...)
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To: rwa265

“I will never forget watching him on TV the morning after the election in stunned amazement, asking myself “Can it possibly be true that this man will be the president of the United States?”

My daughter was three years old and we were watching the evening news. Jimmie Carter was briefly on screen making some pronouncement. My daughter stopped what she was doing and just stared at the screen. After the piece was over, she said, “Daddy, don’t you wish more people had voted for President Ford?”


9 posted on 04/06/2007 12:19:35 PM PDT by billhilly
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To: JZelle

In the thirties, Pelosi most certainly would have journeyed to Germany to report to us about the peaceful intentions of “that wonderful, charming Mister Hitler”. She would have denounced “that idiot backbencher in Britain” (Churchill) as a warmonger.


10 posted on 04/06/2007 12:32:22 PM PDT by driftless2
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To: JZelle
"dizzy dame out of her league"

Best and most succinct description of Pelosi I've heard so far.

11 posted on 04/06/2007 12:36:15 PM PDT by driftless2
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To: JZelle
"I was glad she went," said Mr. Jimmy. (Can it possibly be true that this man was once president of the United States?)

Sh*t happens! But it's a testimony to the strength of the nation that we survived him.

12 posted on 04/06/2007 12:41:28 PM PDT by Rummyfan (Iraq: it's not about Iraq anymore, it's about the USA!)
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To: TWohlford
Walk into a restaurant owned by Lebanese Christians and tell them this. They'll make Cous Cous out of you. Lebanon, particularly Beruit, was the Riviera of the south Mediterranean.
13 posted on 04/06/2007 12:44:02 PM PDT by massgopguy (I owe everything to George Bailey)
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To: rwa265

It truly shows how hopeless America has become.


14 posted on 04/06/2007 12:47:09 PM PDT by Brilliant
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To: Yo-Yo
you damn peanut farmer

You were too kind.

15 posted on 04/06/2007 12:49:06 PM PDT by Howlin (Honk if you like Fred Thompson!!!)
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To: JZelle
Mrs. Pelosi is no doubt a loyal American, as she understands loyalty,

Mr. Pruden is way too generous. She understands loyalty and her loyalty is to the criminal enterprise called the Democrat Party. What she does not understand is America. America is a nation. An in order to truly call yourself an America you have to put the nation of America first. She and a lot of politicians are internationalists. Internationalists could once be defined as putting the community of nations before an individual nation. But with the rise of Islamo-fascism is difficult to say there is much of community of nations left. The Euroweenies have embraced the terrorists who have no respect for individual nations nor the community of nations. Pelosi showed respect to the NWO and the new leadership of NWO which are the terrorists. She may have the papers to show she is an American but she is no more American than millions in this country that she would cater to but just do not have the papers that she does.

16 posted on 04/06/2007 12:52:33 PM PDT by Biblebelter
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To: billhilly

LOL! What a smart little girl! Is she in politics now?


17 posted on 04/06/2007 12:56:27 PM PDT by JZelle
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To: rwa265

I will never forget watching him on TV the morning after the election ..

And I will never forget sitting in gas lines waiting to fill up my car....or coping with the price of everything going up literally from one week to the next...

The man was, and is, a worthless piece of...


18 posted on 04/06/2007 1:18:09 PM PDT by hardworking (Schucks, let Hitlery win the W.H. Afterall, we'll always be able to say we stood firm on abortion!)
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To: TWohlford
Syria did Lebanon a favor by invading and installing a sort of Pax Roma. Lebanon recovered fairly well after Syria invaded, perhaps better than NOLA will recover after Katrina.

It's easy to quell disorder when you're the one fomenting it in the first place.

19 posted on 04/06/2007 1:38:23 PM PDT by glorgau
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To: rwa265

Heaven knows the American people sometimes make mistakes when electing a President. And we made a whopper when we elected President Pee (Carter). But we corrected it, got rid of President Pee and elected one of the GREATEST Presidents ever - beloved Ronald Reagan. I call Carter President Pee because while living in Queens, New York I was on a long, long line to get gas. The line was very slow moving and I had to use the Ladies Room in a very bad way. Finally, I went to the car behind me and told the gentleman my problem and he said “I know, and when you come back I’m going.” To this day I call Carter President Pee” - it’s the only way I can think of him. I can only hope that in 2008, the American people try to vote for another President Reagan and so far, to me, that person might be Fred Thompson.


20 posted on 04/06/2007 1:53:45 PM PDT by maxwellp
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