Father of the Iranian revolution

Jerusalem Post by Michael D. Evans | Jun. 20, 2007 (News Analysis)

Jimmy Carter became the poster boy for the ideological revolution of the 1960s in the West, hell bent on killing the soul of America. The bottom line: Carter believed then and still does now is that evil really does not exist; people are basically good; America should embrace the perpetrators and castigate the victims. Full Story »

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Alexia Katz
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 by Alexia Katz - Oct. 1, 2008

Not good at all. This piece takes an unsupported suppostion - Carter, because of his liberal, Christian beliefs, was indirectly the cause of the the Fall of the Shah of Iran - presents it as fact, then proceeds to use THAT "fact" as support of the rest of the conclusions presented by the story. Very poor journalism.

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