Comments on: Don’t Forgive Carter http://www.jewlicious.com/2009/12/dont-forgive-carter/ It's a Jewish Blog! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:17:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Morton Friedman http://www.jewlicious.com/2009/12/dont-forgive-carter/#comment-1437075 Morton Friedman Wed, 30 Dec 2009 18:58:55 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/?p=12239#comment-1437075 Perhaps it is a vain attempt to take heat away from Obama, who has shown himself to be far worse. In Carter's defense, he waited until he was out of the White House to show his true colors. The present POTUS did not wait more than a month. Perhaps it is a vain attempt to take heat away from Obama, who has shown himself to be far worse. In Carter’s defense, he waited until he was out of the White House to show his true colors. The present POTUS did not wait more than a month.

]]> By: David Glassman http://www.jewlicious.com/2009/12/dont-forgive-carter/#comment-1434278 David Glassman Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:19:47 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/?p=12239#comment-1434278 I would like to give the benefit of the doubt to Carter but it's hard. We all have our opinions of this issue and there is no easy answer. For me, if giving land for peace would truly resolve this issue it makes sense to do so. However, we know this is not the case. The idea of a terrorist group in charge of a people is insane. Using people as human shields is the work of psychopaths. Maybe carter could mention the 100 Million $ that Araft gave his wife instead his people. How about the times before Arafat in which Palestine and Israel traded with each other. In Palestine there were markets, casino's and open borders. Many people were not aware that Araft gave money to local political parties in Italy and France. This money was to be used for Palestinian propaganda and given to left party members. Most of these people were from the communist and socialist groups. I know for a fact that most of this money was never spent on what it was meant for. I will bet that Carter knows nothing of this. I can name...names. One is from a city in Italy, San Donato Val Camino (mayor: Antonello Antonellis) many other European politicians took this money. Such actions did work a little since left parties in Europe still tend to be pro-Palestinian but after 9/11 it is truly less. There were those in Palestine that were displaced 60 years ago and this issue should be resolved. It can. No side no matter how just is 100% in the right. I wish people such as Carter had the ability to look at the issue with better information before they place such information on paper. Rabbi Yonah's concerns are righteous and I hope that when Jews read Carters book we will take a tempered mentality and use words to fight his words. Lets all remember that even though he was elected president of the US does not make him a Tzaddak and thus his views are that of one ignorant man. I would like to give the benefit of the doubt to Carter but it’s hard. We all have our opinions of this issue and there is no easy answer. For me, if giving land for peace would truly resolve this issue it makes sense to do so. However, we know this is not the case. The idea of a terrorist group in charge of a people is insane. Using people as human shields is the work of psychopaths.

Maybe carter could mention the 100 Million $ that Araft gave his wife instead his people. How about the times before Arafat in which Palestine and Israel traded with each other. In Palestine there were markets, casino’s and open borders. Many people were not aware that Araft gave money to local political parties in Italy and France. This money was to be used for Palestinian propaganda and given to left party members. Most of these people were from the communist and socialist groups. I know for a fact that most of this money was never spent on what it was meant for. I will bet that Carter knows nothing of this. I can name…names. One is from a city in Italy, San Donato Val Camino (mayor: Antonello Antonellis) many other European politicians took this money. Such actions did work a little since left parties in Europe still tend to be pro-Palestinian but after 9/11 it is truly less.

There were those in Palestine that were displaced 60 years ago and this issue should be resolved. It can. No side no matter how just is 100% in the right. I wish people such as Carter had the ability to look at the issue with better information before they place such information on paper.

Rabbi Yonah’s concerns are righteous and I hope that when Jews read Carters book we will take a tempered mentality and use words to fight his words. Lets all remember that even though he was elected president of the US does not make him a Tzaddak and thus his views are that of one ignorant man.

]]> By: Shy Guy http://www.jewlicious.com/2009/12/dont-forgive-carter/#comment-1433938 Shy Guy Sun, 27 Dec 2009 12:18:29 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/?p=12239#comment-1433938 Not mentioned here is Carter's timely <a href="http://www.debbieschlussel.com/14173/spurred-by-schlussel-readers-jimmy-carters-phony-apology-to-israel-jews-only-about-grandsons-political-run/" rel="nofollow"><b>ulterior motive</b></a>. Stupid ol' peanut farming anti-Semite! Not mentioned here is Carter’s timely ulterior motive.

Stupid ol’ peanut farming anti-Semite!

]]> By: Paul Borsuk http://www.jewlicious.com/2009/12/dont-forgive-carter/#comment-1433744 Paul Borsuk Sun, 27 Dec 2009 06:08:05 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/?p=12239#comment-1433744 I agree with Rabbi Yonah. President Carter has done a great deal of damage to the Jews. A simple apology won't erase the memory of millions of people who believed his words due to his "credibility." He needs to aggressively speak out about what his fabrications were, over and over again so that people notice it. I agree with Rabbi Yonah. President Carter has done a great deal of damage to the Jews. A simple apology won’t erase the memory of millions of people who believed his words due to his “credibility.” He needs to aggressively speak out about what his fabrications were, over and over again so that people notice it.

]]> By: Ephraim http://www.jewlicious.com/2009/12/dont-forgive-carter/#comment-1433621 Ephraim Sun, 27 Dec 2009 02:54:55 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/?p=12239#comment-1433621 Hey, Carter: I've got your "Al Chet" right here. FOAD you anti-Semite POS. Hey, Carter: I’ve got your “Al Chet” right here.

FOAD you anti-Semite POS.

]]> By: themiddle http://www.jewlicious.com/2009/12/dont-forgive-carter/#comment-1432680 themiddle Fri, 25 Dec 2009 21:47:20 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/?p=12239#comment-1432680 He also went on television and in at least one interview that I watched in absolute amazement, he hinted strongly to the host interviewing him - I believe this was MSNBC - that what could be said on the air was obviously restricted by some hidden powers. Since the conversation was focused on Jewish influence, the unspoken claim was clearly indicating that Jewish power was proscribing even a prominent talk show host on a national cable network from being able to tell the "truth." An article in Ha'aretz suggested the Carter "apology" stems from a desire to support his grandson's political campaign in Georgia. It seems the young Carter is seeking to win a seat held by a retiring Jewish House member in a heavily Jewish district. He also went on television and in at least one interview that I watched in absolute amazement, he hinted strongly to the host interviewing him – I believe this was MSNBC – that what could be said on the air was obviously restricted by some hidden powers. Since the conversation was focused on Jewish influence, the unspoken claim was clearly indicating that Jewish power was proscribing even a prominent talk show host on a national cable network from being able to tell the “truth.”

An article in Ha’aretz suggested the Carter “apology” stems from a desire to support his grandson’s political campaign in Georgia. It seems the young Carter is seeking to win a seat held by a retiring Jewish House member in a heavily Jewish district.

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