If you will remember, the CIA first caught President Carter's brother Billy recieving a $250,000 payment from Khadafy in Libya, however, as soon as that scandal broke - Jimmy's friends in Iran invaded our Tehran embassy and knocked Billy's scandal story completely out of the news.
I like most Americans had forgot about Billy's $250,000 payment from Krazy Khadaffy. The takeover of our embassy smothered that story.
This reply of your is just more proof of how the Opecker Islamofacists have been buying out the rat politicians and their mediot friends for decades.
That's a lot of Billy Beer.;o)
2/2 -- A U.S. senator from New Jersey, a representative from Pennsylvania, and the governor-elect of Louisiana are among the politicians accused of accepting bribes in two FBI undercover operations known as Abscam and Brilab.
2/11 -- Ferdinand Marcos admits that his party used fraud and terrorism to steal the election held the previous month in the Philippines.
3/24 -- Archbishop Oscar Romero, a vocal defender of human rights in strife-torn El Salvador is assassinated while saying mass in a San Salvador church. Thirty people are killed by bombs and sniper fire during his funeral six days later.
3/27 -- Mount St. Helens in the state of Washington erupts for the first time since 1857. Another eruption will occur on May 18, killing 34 persons.
4/2 -- Major U.S. banks increase their prime lending rate to a record high 20%.
4/25 -- An American military mission to rescue the 52 hostages held at the U.S. Embassy in Teheran fails, and eight crewmen are killed when a helicopter collides with a C-130 cargo plane at a location known as "Desert One" in Iran.
6/3 -- Nearly 5,000 Cuban refugees reach the U.S., bringing the total since April 21 to over 100,000, including thousands of criminals.
6/30 -- The U.S. Supreme Court rules that state and federal governments have no obligation to pay for abortions.
7/14 -- President Carter's brother Billy finally becomes a registered foreign agent of the Libyan government after admitting receiving a $220,000 "loan" from the Libyans. Two weeks later the president admits having given Billy classified information dealing with Libya.
9/17 -- Anastasio Somoza, president of Nicaragua for 23 years before being forced to flee that country in 1979, is assassinated in Paraguay.
9/18 -- Cuba arrests the two former refugees who had hijacked a Delta Airlines jet in South Carolina and returns them to the United States.
9/22 -- Iranian and Iraqi air and naval forces clash as a conflict over disputed territory escalates into a war that will last most of the decade.
10/24 -- Solidarity, the new independent federation of Polish trade unions is given legal status by a Warsaw court.
11/4 -- Republican Ronald Reagan wins the American presidency, defeating Democratic incumbent Jimmy Carter. The Republicans also take control of the U.S. Senate for the first time since 1956.
11/19 -- The Brooke Shields "Nothing comes between me and my Calvins" jeans ad is banned by CBS.
11/21 -- A fire in the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas claims the lives of 84 people.
12/8 -- Mark David Chapman shoots and kills John Lennon outside New York City's Dakota apartment building.
12/19 -- Major U.S. banks raise their prime lending rate to 21.5%, a new record. The U.S. economy continues to suffer from rising inflation and high unemployment.