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Was Jimmy Carter wrong ... about throwing the Shah under the bus -- and would the world be the cluster**** it is today if he hadn't?


9 posted on 06/15/2014 6:45:16 AM PDT by Sooth2222 ("Suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of congress. But I repeat myself." M.Twain)
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Yes, Carter was dead wrong on the Shah. Bush 1 and 2 were wrong on Iraq and killing Saddam. Obama is definitely wrong for supporting the elimination of Mubarek, Assad and Qaddafy. If the true goal were for a more stable and prosperous Middle East, then all these Smarty Pants can chalk up an Epic Fail. If we were after the true perpetrators of 9/11, then we would have bombed Mecca. Saudi Arabia, the hotbed of the MB radicals, has funded the chaos from the get-go with the US & UK govt. blessing and active assistance. MB Shills in our Govt. have armed and trained the very enemy who kill and maim our soldiers in battle. The intentional push for WW3 by my own Govt. is escalating rapidly. They are more my enemy than any external enemy could ever be. BTW, I don’t give a rat’s patoot whether Iraq splits into homogeneous sectors or not - that is their business not mine. Meanwhile, get that Keystone pipeline going and Drill, baby, Drill everywhere else.


36 posted on 06/15/2014 7:45:44 AM PDT by Sioux-san
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So Carter had even met the man and family. Wouldn’t you know it. He was soon to betray each of them.

What a man...

The good Christian even refused the Shah an entrance visa to obtain treatment for cancer.

Looks like the Shah even then had Carter’s number.


43 posted on 06/15/2014 9:01:11 AM PDT by DoughtyOne
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