In recent months we have been made increasingly aware of Dhimmi Jhimmi Carter’s meddling in the international affairs of the United States. As a former president, it is unseemly to say the least, it is dangerous to the security of our nation at the worst.

In the aftermath of his most recent fumbling foray into the fragile and delicate affairs of the Middle East with the publication of his book “Palestine: Peace, Not Apartheid”, we discover that he interceded on behalf of a death camp nazi in the 1980s.

From Israel National News

Neal Sher, a veteran of the U.S. Justice Department’s Office of Special Investigation, described a letter he received from Carter in 1987 in an interview with Israel National Radio’s Tovia Singer. The letter, written and signed by Carter, asked that Sher show “special consideration” for a man proven to have murdered Jews in the Mauthausen death camp in Austria.

A copy of Carter’s letter the Sher can be found here.

“Also around that time, in the spring of 1987, we deported a series of SS guards from concentration camps, whose names nobody would know. One such character we sent back to Austria was a man named Martin Bartesch.”

Bartesch, who had immigrated to the U.S. and lived in Chicago, admitted to Sher’s office and the court that he had voluntarily joined the Waffen SS and had served in the notorious SS Death’s Head Division at the Mauthausen concentration camp where, at the hands of Bartesch and his cohorts, many thousands of prisoners were gassed, shot, starved and worked to death. He also confessed to having concealed his service at the infamous camp from U.S. immigration officials.

When Bartesch was deported his family went on a campaign to find someone to intercede on his behalf. They approached various Congressmen who dropped the case when they reviewed the facts. The family struck gold when they contacted Carter. He didn’t bother with reviewing or getting the facts, he just sent a letter stating he wanted in this case.

In the past I have generally thought that Carter was just exceptionally naive and one of those bumbling types who mean well but mess things up because they think they already know all there is to know about something. There have been times I thought he was just getting senile and was trying to relive his years as president. Then I went through a period in which I thought he was trying to revive whatever he thinks his legacy might be so that he can leave a more or less respectable chapter in the history books after all.

The more he talks and the more he is in the limelight, the more it looks like he is not just clueless, he is dangerous. As a former president he has cache with our enemies even if we laugh him off.

As a self-described ’strong Christian man’, I’m having a hard time understanding how he can justify being an anti-Semite.

Thanks to Night Rider for passing this information along.

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