Disgraceful 'Jihad Appeaser' Jimmy Carter LIES openly on CNN's Larry King and no one refutes him?

Submitted by Maria (United States), Feb 8, 2009 at 01:35

Disgraceful 'Jihad Appeaser' Jimmy Carter LIES openly on CNN's Larry King and no one refutes him?

Sat. (Feb. 7, 2009) night, Jimmy Carter said: 'Israel, it could have responded to the rocket attacks without firing on churches )excuse me, what churches in Islamic Gaza is he talking about???) and on Mosques'.

A short while after that Larry confronted the worst-ex-president "You said earlier that Israel fired on mosques and on schools, what was Israel supposed to do as they responded to where the FIRING CAME FROM"?

Jimmy, "I don't known I wasn't there, I only know that the UN sad that Israel fired on them and there were only civilians there".

Hey, Jimmy, so what if we show you now the updated version by the UN where they retracted their false accusation on Israel will you have the guts and say the truth about humane Israel that Israel was (as always is) humane on targeting only Islamic terrorists but Palestinian ("legitimate voted govt in Gaza - Hamas".) Muslims commit crimes against humanity - target civilians?

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UN: IDF did not shell UNRWA school Feb. 4, 2009. A clerical error led the UN to falsely accuse Israel... http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1233304687916&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FPrinter

UN retracts claim strike hit Gaza school …The United Nations has retracted a claim that an Israeli strike which killed more than 40 people in northern Gaza city of Jabaliya last month hit a school … http://www.republicanoperative.com/forums/international-politics/17399-un-retracts-claim-strike-hit-gaza-school.html

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