What a tool.

Color me stunned.

That guy never ceases to amaze me. How can someone who is supposedly so "intelligent" be so damn ignorant to the realities in life?

"He's history's greatest monster!!!"

Quoted: That guy never seizes to amaze me. How can someone who is supposedly so "intelligent" be so damn ignorant to the realities in life?

why does he seize then?

"If you sponsor an election or promote democracy and freedom around the world, then when people make their own decision about their leaders, I think that all the governments should recognize that administration and let them form their government," Carter said.

Hitler was elected by popular vote, was he not?

You know something? When criticizing Cater, people are usually careful to mention "But, he does great things with Habitat for Humanity". Carter is so stunningly full of shit on a regular basis, that it makes me wonder if HFH would pass a sniff test. Come to think of it, I've never looked at the program with a critical eye.

New project.

All we saying, is give Hamas a chance . . .

Not exactly a source of pride for us Georgians. Holy crap!

Only thing Hammas deserves is to be bombed back into the stoneage.

I think Jimmy Carter should go build Habitat for Humanity homes in Ramadi with no military protection.

Quoted: Only thing Hammas deserves is to be bombed back into the stoneage.

That would ADVANCE them.

What's the big deal?  Israel was founded by terrorists, and we do business with them.  Heck, Jimmy even helped the guy who blew up the King David Hotel win his Nobel Peace Prize.

Carter also thinks the funding should be funneled
through a 3rd. Party, The UN...  WTF?
ALL former POTUS, should not be permitted to represent the US
on any matters whether its Bush Sr. Clinton or Carter.
Irrelevant idiot Carter is.

"If you sponsor an election or promote democracy and freedom around the world, then when people make their own decision about their leaders, I think that all the governments should recognize that administration and let them form their government," Carter said.

Where is "freedom" ever advocated by Hamas - except for the "freedom" of Palistinians to eradicate the state of Israel?


Can't believe that, because of illness, Ronald Reagan disappeared from the public eye very soon after he left office and is now dead - and yet this incompetent, moronic, America-loathing fool Jimmy Carter keeps wasting oxygen and keeps getting massive media attention 25 YEARS after he left office and after he left our nation's economy, our military and our national pride in a disgraceful state of misery and failure.

Where is the justice in that?

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Sordid "Habitat For Humanity Sex Scandal":

Habitat For The Nasty

Harassment Claims Roil Habitat for Humanity
As Founder's Supporters Rally, New Allegations Emerge

By Alan Cooperman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, March 9, 2005; Page A01

AMERICUS, Ga. -- Since Habitat for Humanity fired its founder and president, Millard Fuller, for sexual harassment six weeks ago, his supporters throughout the giant nonprofit housing organization have campaigned to reinstate him.

Calling the accusation unsubstantiated and the punishment excessive, Fuller's allies have created a Web site and an online petition signed by more than 3,600 donors and volunteers who work in many of Habitat for Humanity's 2,300 independent affiliates around the world. They have conducted weekly prayer vigils in Americus, organized symbolic work stoppages at Habitat construction sites and urged major contributors to withhold gifts.

esterday, Habitat's international board of directors unanimously reaffirmed Fuller's dismissal at the beginning of a three-day meeting in Cape Town, South Africa. Despite that vote, supporters said they will continue to push for Fuller's rehiring.

But the outpouring of sympathy for Fuller, 70, has also had a reverse effect. After years of silence, several former employees and close associates of Fuller -- including three ordained ministers -- have come forward to say they have inside knowledge of numerous prior allegations of sexual misconduct and workplace harassment by him, beginning before he founded Habitat for Humanity here in 1976.

The seven-member executive committee of Habitat for Humanity's board of directors removed Fuller as president on Jan. 31 after an accusation that he inappropriately touched and made suggestive comments to a female employee during a ride to the Atlanta airport in 2003. The committee also fired his wife, Linda Fuller, who had helped him run the organization for 29 years.

The question posed by Fuller's defenders is how an organization that describes itself as a Christian ministry could dishonor a man who gave away a personal fortune and built a movement to help low-income families buy decent homes.

The question posed by his accusers is how an organization devoted to the dignity of all people could, for many years, hush up allegations that its leader was demeaning women on his staff.

he controversy threatens not only to sully the reputation of one of the nation's most prominent charities but also to embroil its most famous volunteer, former president Jimmy Carter, who lives nine miles west of here in Plains, Ga.

Carter declined through a spokeswoman to comment on the allegations. But according to the Fullers and Habitat board members, the former president tried twice in the past year to broker an agreement to keep the latest accusation quiet and allow Fuller to retire honorably with his $79,000 annual salary for life.

Carter also rose to Fuller's defense on the only previous occasion when sexual harassment charges against him became public. In 1990-91, five women who were current or former employees of Habitat told the board of directors that he had subjected them to unwanted sexual advances -- including kissing them on the mouth and touching their buttocks -- as well as vindictive behavior when he was rebuffed.

Board members said they came close to firing Fuller. But they said that after Carter warned in a confidential letter that a "national scandal" could ensue, the directors allowed Fuller to work for a year from an outside office and then restored his duties as chief executive.

In the March 26, 1990, letter, Carter said he himself was given to physical displays of affection and appreciation, such as kisses on the cheek and hugs, to women he knew professionally and socially that were sometimes not welcomed. He wrote that he shook hands with several men and hugged and kissed several women at the dedication of the John F. Kennedy Library in 1979 and that the late president's widow had "visibly flinched" at his actions.

"Without minimizing in any way the significance of what has happened at Habitat, let me say quite frankly that I have had some similar kinds of relationships with some of my own female employees and associates. If one ever complained officially, there could be an avalanche of similar charges," Carter wrote in the letter, which Millard Fuller provided to The Washington Post.

ohn Wieland, a Georgia developer who has built 26 houses for Habitat for Humanity and donated more than $500,000 to the organization, was on the board in 1990-91. "Our conclusion was that Millard was a hugger and was misinterpreted, and some people went out of their way to make something big out of something that wasn't really that big," he said.

Quoted: Quoted: That guy never seizes ceases to amaze me. How can someone who is supposedly so "intelligent" be so damn ignorant to the realities in life? why does he seize then?

Ha ha, hey man i'm having a rough morning!

Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That guy never seizes ceases to amaze me. How can someone who is supposedly so "intelligent" be so damn ignorant to the realities in life? why does he seize then? Ha ha, hey man i'm having a rough morning!

That's how we Cubans say it.

Meng!

Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That guy never seizes ceases to amaze me. How can someone who is supposedly so "intelligent" be so damn ignorant to the realities in life? why does he seize then? Ha ha, hey man i'm having a rough morning! That's how we Cubans say it. Meng!

Quoted: All we saying, is give Hamas a chance . . .

Oh man

Making friends wherever he goes.

Echo_Hotel: I can't really use a sex scandal as a valid criticism of the organization as a whole.

I'm really coming up short. It's either a REALLY great organization with almost no defects, or nobody bothers to look at them critically.

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Palestinans use 1911s?

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maaang, if joo lookin' for han'gahn accuracy from a buncha cartoonists, joo in for a long wait!

Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: i15.photobucket.com/albums/a365/hardcorps1775/CF-Thugocracy.jpg Palestinans use 1911s? maaang, if joo lookin' for han'gahn accuracy from a buncha cartoonists, joo in for a long wait!

Some Scarface quotes

Quoted: "If you sponsor an election or promote democracy and freedom around the world, then when people make their own decision about their leaders, I think that all the governments should recognize that administration and let them form their government," Carter said. Where is "freedom" ever advocated by Hamas - except for the "freedom" of Palistinians to eradicate the state of Israel? Can't believe that, because of illness, Ronald Reagan disappeared from the public eye very soon after he left office and is now dead - and yet this incompetent, moronic, America-loathing fool Jimmy Carter keeps wasting oxygen and keeps getting massive media attention 25 YEARS after he left office and after he left our nation's economy, our military and our national pride in a disgraceful state of misery and failure. Where is the justice in that?

The good always seem to die young

When you said Jimmy Carter , you said it all

Quoted: Making friends wherever he goes. news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/38296000/jpg/_38296259_cartercastro.jpg

"They told me it was bullet-proof!"

Let's be thankful that Ole Jimmy is still brain dead.