How we all miss the Shah

[Vincent]

I don't think human words have the capacity to express the contempt I have for the tool carter. How many people died as a result of his allowing the Shah to be overthrown? Millions in the Iran - Iraq war alone. And terrorism? It wouldn't exist on the scale it does because the sov's surrogates wouldn't be there to sponsor it. This one individual allowed the beginning of the downfall of the West. The current tool will likely finish it if we don't send the congress packing in 2010.

http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/how_...MNINpyjwZYipnI

How we all miss the Shah

Posted: 1:38 AM, September 22, 2009

THE widow of the Shah of Iran, Empress Farah Pahlavi, is still around to remind us how bad Jimmy Carter was as president -- long before his recent Israel-bashing and his calling Obama detractors racist. If Carter hadn't let the Shah be overthrown in 1979, "there wouldn't be this problem in Afghanistan, nor would there have been the Iran-Iraq war," Pahlavi tells Avenue magazine. "Iraq would never have dared to even send a plane over our country. The Gulf War wouldn't have happened, nor would any of the problems of the past 30 years, including the exporting of religious fanaticism." In the intro to the interview, Bob Colacello talks about his and Andy Warhol's 1976 visit to Iran: "The fact that the empress would invite Andy Warhol, fresh from Studio 54, to the Imperial Palace . . . showed just how open-minded, not to say hip, Her Imperial Highness was." Unlike, say, the Ayatollah Khomeini.



Full article is here... http://www.avenuemagazine-digital.co.../200909/?pg=54

[AllD]

I say we install the Iron Shiek as leader in Iran and get rid of those other jibroni bastards.