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December 13, 2006
Jimmy the Dhimmi Hits the Talk Show Circuit
Posted by Dave Blount at December 13, 2006 8:05 AM
In search of a suitably mature audience, Jimmy Carter has taken his anti-Israel jihad on the talk show circuit. He was on Leno Monday night, hawking his appalling Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, and resorting to maudlin rhetoric in his attempt to elicit sympathy for the folks who passed out candy on September 11 and not long ago elected Hamas to run their government.
Pallies face "horrible persecution," according to Jimmy the Dhimmi, who neglected to mention the relentless terrorist attacks they inflict on Israeli citizens. Proving yet again that yes, he really is that much of a tool, the Dhimmster bleated:
A minority of Israelis want to have the land instead of peace. The majority of Israelis for the last 30 years have always said [they] will exchange their own land in exchange for peace. But a minority disagrees and they have occupied the land, they have confiscated it, they have colonized it, and they forced Palestinians away from their homes, away from their pastures, away from their fields, cut down the olive trees and severely persecuted the Palestinians.
So all Israel has to do is retreat some more and Palestinians will suddenly stop being bloodthirsty savages bent on its total eradication. A culture devoted to terrorism will put away its bomb belts and go back to the pastures and fields and olive trees, where a pleasant breeze will waft through the hair of the former jihadists as they dance and sing, all holding hands, free at last from Jewish persecution.
Having an IQ above 40, Leno wasn't buying it:
But when Israel gives something back, it doesn't seem like they get anything for it. It seems like it just moves some angry people closer to them.
"The better to blow up those lousy Jews," Carter managed not to respond.
On a tip from Wiggins.
