Saturday, April 28, 2007

Oh no! A President with ties to BIG OIL!

Via, BlueCrabBoulevard:
To all of the moonbats that continue to rant about the Bush ties to big oil...here's YOUR buddy. Remember the START of high oil prices...the 70's.....

Who would'a thunk that Carter was in tight with Big Oil? And you can't be bigger oil than this: Saudi Arabia. Oh, but I thought it was the Carlysle group that was secretly running the world through ties with Saudi Arabia. And he's not being "outed" by a conservative. That is, unless Alan Dershowitz has come to his senses.

"Recent disclosures of Carter's extensive financial connections to Arab oil money, particularly from Saudi Arabia, had deeply shaken my belief in his integrity. When I was first told that he received a monetary reward in the name of Shiekh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahayan, and kept the money, even after Harvard returned money from the same source because of its anti-Semitic history, I simply did not believe it. How could a man of such apparent integrity enrich himself with dirty money from so dirty a source?
...The Zayed Centre for Coordination and Follow-up, a think-tank funded by the Shiekh and run by his son, hosted speakers who called Jews "the enemies of all nations," attributed the assassination of John Kennedy to Israel and the Mossad and the 9/11 attacks to the United States' own military, and stated that the Holocaust was a "fable." (They also hosted a speech by Jimmy Carter.) To its credit, Harvard turned the money back. To his discredit, Carter did not. "

And it gets worse.
As BlueCrab says: No wonder Michel Moore and Jimmuh were so buddy buddy.

In the past, I thought that Jimmy Carter was just a weak President. Now I see how corrupt he has been and continues to be. He has never met a dictator that he dislikes. And the current Democratic party has returned to using him as a spokesman. He should be shunned. Unless of course the Democrats don't mind being associated with a corrupt, anti-semitic bigot.

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