April 20, 2008 By Oliver North
- Your strength can compensate for my weakness, and your wisdom can help to minimize my mistakes. — Jimmy Carter, Inaugural Address, Jan. 20, 1977
More than 31 years after he uttered those words, America is still trying to compensate for and minimize Mr. Carter's mistakes and weaknesses — the greatest of which appears to be hubris. This week, our much-traveled 39th president ventured as a "private citizen" to the Middle East on a self-described mission "exploring possibilities for peace." Regrettably, what citizen Mr. Carter has succeeded in doing is to encourage our nation's adversaries, lend credibility to terrorists who have killed our countrymen and disparaged a beleaguered ally.
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Dhimmi Carter and his friends:
Is there a terrorist leader or communist dictator thug Dhimmi Carter didn't kissed on both cheeks?
I bet you $1,000.000 if Carter would know the location where Osama Bin Latrine is hiding, he would go there and kiss his feet while apologizing and trying to explain that not all Americans are on the side of the Zionist jewish dogs.
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