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Wednesday, August 03, 2005

Vichy-Quisling Award

Robert Mandel opens the envelope and we have a winner!
So, for aiding and abetting terrorists, giving them validity for their attacks, and for again, making our war effort more difficult by delcaring it unjust, the city of Mandelinople is proud to present the seventh Vichy-Quisling award to former president Carter. In recognition of his lifetime of service against our nation, we'd also like to formally present him with the James Earl Carter, Vichy-Quisling Lifetime Achievement Award for dubious and deleterious service against one's country. You've earned it.
Sigh. It's so true. Go over and read Carter's record of gazing adoringly into dictators' eyes. My all time Carter omigosh-lock-him-in-the-basement moment is this one. Somehow it escaped mention in Robert's post, so, without further ado, the most un-American president ever discussing the Iraqi War:
I think another parallel is that in some ways the Revolutionary War could have been avoided. It was an unnecessary war. Had the British Parliament been a little more sensitive to the colonial’s really legitimate complaints and requests the war could have been avoided completely and of course now we would have been a free country now as is Canada and India and Australia, having gotten our independence in a non-violent way.
I see. Just think how wonderful world history would have been without all those ugly Americans running around and the nonsensical principles contained in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Because, you know, violence is always wrong and if we had just showed Hitler a leeetle more sensitivity and stopped fussing so much about all of the Jews, we could have avoided that one too:
MATTHEWS: What do you make of this new philosophy, Mr. President, that we can go into countries like Iraq and that we can use our force of arms and our economic might to transform them into democracies? It’s the new conservative philosophy. It’s the Bush doctrine, whatever you want to call it. What do you make of it?

— President Jimmy Carter
CARTER: I don’t think it’s ever been proven to be accurate as a premise that you can go into an alien society with force of arms and destroying a major portion of that country and killing their people to make them adopt a new form of government and to accept new rulers.
See? There is no fact that Carter can't ignore in service of his dedicated irrationalism. Here he blithely ignores WWII and the birth of the postwar German and Japanese democracies. He's a worthy winner of the losers' award, all right.


// posted by MaxedOutMama @ 8/03/2005 04:40:00 PM
Comments:
Well, when North Korea was in violation of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, Carter went over there and pronounced that they were not going to make any nuclear weapons. Because they could be trusted to not violate an agreement. I mean, all you had to do was look and see how good of a job they did not violating the non-proliferation agreement.

Oh wait, no, that doesn't make sense does it?
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 5:19 PM
 
We're talking about a guy who was stunned to realize that the Soviet regimes were indeed deceitful and evil.

Poor guy still hasn't gotten over the shock.

That, and he's an idiot. The Muslims love him because the Iranians pissed all over him and rendererd him a eunuch. They miss that.
# posted by Blogger SC&A : 5:42 PM
 
Carter is a Mr. Rodgers cronie. He thinks the world can be a wonderful neighborhood. My mother told me all though my childhood that I knew better whenevenr I did not please her. I was an adult before I figured out I didn't know what the hell she was talking about.
I now see our nation is responsible for fixing eeverything and if not for being racist bigoted warmongers we would know better.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 9:06 PM
 
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