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Jimmy Carter has lost his number one spot as "America's Worst President Ever" to incumbent Barack Obama, but don't count Jimmy out just yet.
Carter stands to win what he considers the highest award one can hope for: "Anti-Semitic Schmuck of the Century," when he delivers the keynote address to the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) at their 51st annual convention in Detroit's Cobo Center starting Friday and ending on September 1st. The 2nd worst American president ever will talk about his latest book, A Call to Action: Women, Religion, Violence, and Power.
The outgoing ISNA president, Imam Mohamed Magid along with 4 other Muslim speakers, will discuss Muslim-American advancement over the next 5 years. A "secret special guest" is also on the bill, and some are betting it will be Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Just kidding--Abu is busy killing assorted infidels.
There will be many workshops over the 4 day event and there will be an Islamic Film Festival and a Quran-reciting competition. I wonder if they will ask about the "Sura of the Sword" (9:5) "So when the sacred months have passed away, then slay the idolaters wherever you find them, and take them captive and besiege them and lie in wait for them in every ambush, then if they repent and keep up prayer and pay the poor-rate, leave their way free to them.
Or one of my old favorites, Sura 8:12 "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them."
Why do I think they will omit all of the 109 Quran verses that promote violence?
Back to Jimmy Carter.
The Washington Times on August 8th had a headline that read: "Jimmy Carter: the pariah president: Outcast finds a career as a cheerleader for Israel's enemy." They quote Carter writing for Foreign Policy magazine: "There is never an excuse for deliberate attacks on civilians in conflict," and astutely remind us that these words are coming from a man who bragged about working as a "nukular" engineer--weapons that kill civilian populations. Maybe Jimmy forgot about that--after all, he is 89 and his mind certainly hasn't gotten better over the years.
While Carter admits Hamas has also committed war crimes by targeting civilian populations, he cites the discrepancy in the numbers killed by Hamas vs. Israel. The fact that Israel is better at what they do only proves the superior abilities of Israel in war over Hamas in terrorism. Carter would like to have seen those numbers reversed, I suspect.
But when you're an anti-Semite, intentions don't matter. Hamas' intentions are to kill all the Jews they can. It's not a problem to them if they kill children--in fact they cheer when they do.
Israel makes every attempt to target only Hamas. Obviously when Hamas hides behind the Palestinian population while shooting rockets at Israel's civilian population, Israel has no choice but to retaliate.
Jimmy Carter is still upset that he lost the Jewish vote to Ronald Reagan in 1980, and like Mohammed, the prophet-terrorist of Islam, he has never let it go and still seeks revenge. For Carter and Islam, peace will only come when there are no Jews and when the world is saying "there is no God but Allah."
Alan M. Dershowitz, world renown attorney, in an article to the Jerusalem Post on August 15th said: "Criticizing specific Israeli policies is certainly not intrinsically anti-Semitic. Indeed, many Israelis are critical of some of their nation's policies. But support for Hamas is anti-Semitic because Hamas's policies and actions are based, at their core, on Jew-hatred."
Carter wants Hamas to become a political player on the Middle East stage. They are a terrorist organization and anyone who believes differently is either ignorant or anti-Semitic.
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Carter stands to win what he considers the highest award one can hope for: "Anti-Semitic Schmuck of the Century," when he delivers the keynote address to the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) at their 51st annual convention in Detroit's Cobo Center starting Friday and ending on September 1st. The 2nd worst American president ever will talk about his latest book, A Call to Action: Women, Religion, Violence, and Power. The outgoing ISNA president, Imam Mohamed Magid along with 4 other Muslim speakers, will discuss Muslim-American advancement over the next 5 years. A "secret special guest" is also on the bill, and some are betting it will be Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Just kidding--Abu is busy killing assorted infidels.
There will be many workshops over the 4 day event and there will be an Islamic Film Festival and a Quran-reciting competition. I wonder if they will ask about the "Sura of the Sword" (9:5) "So when the sacred months have passed away, then slay the idolaters wherever you find them, and take them captive and besiege them and lie in wait for them in every ambush, then if they repent and keep up prayer and pay the poor-rate, leave their way free to them.
Or one of my old favorites, Sura 8:12 "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them."
Why do I think they will omit all of the 109 Quran verses that promote violence?
Back to Jimmy Carter.
The Washington Times on August 8th had a headline that read: "Jimmy Carter: the pariah president: Outcast finds a career as a cheerleader for Israel's enemy." They quote Carter writing for Foreign Policy magazine: "There is never an excuse for deliberate attacks on civilians in conflict," and astutely remind us that these words are coming from a man who bragged about working as a "nukular" engineer--weapons that kill civilian populations. Maybe Jimmy forgot about that--after all, he is 89 and his mind certainly hasn't gotten better over the years.
While Carter admits Hamas has also committed war crimes by targeting civilian populations, he cites the discrepancy in the numbers killed by Hamas vs. Israel. The fact that Israel is better at what they do only proves the superior abilities of Israel in war over Hamas in terrorism. Carter would like to have seen those numbers reversed, I suspect.
But when you're an anti-Semite, intentions don't matter. Hamas' intentions are to kill all the Jews they can. It's not a problem to them if they kill children--in fact they cheer when they do.
Israel makes every attempt to target only Hamas. Obviously when Hamas hides behind the Palestinian population while shooting rockets at Israel's civilian population, Israel has no choice but to retaliate.
Jimmy Carter is still upset that he lost the Jewish vote to Ronald Reagan in 1980, and like Mohammed, the prophet-terrorist of Islam, he has never let it go and still seeks revenge. For Carter and Islam, peace will only come when there are no Jews and when the world is saying "there is no God but Allah."
Alan M. Dershowitz, world renown attorney, in an article to the Jerusalem Post on August 15th said: "Criticizing specific Israeli policies is certainly not intrinsically anti-Semitic. Indeed, many Israelis are critical of some of their nation's policies. But support for Hamas is anti-Semitic because Hamas's policies and actions are based, at their core, on Jew-hatred."
Carter wants Hamas to become a political player on the Middle East stage. They are a terrorist organization and anyone who believes differently is either ignorant or anti-Semitic.
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