The same fool who came up with the theory that one bullet put six holes in 2 people and then fell out on gurney in the hospital in pristine condition. Lost his marbles long before he had a brain tumor.
Is now plying his genius in the middle east. One of the poster children for term limits Specter who refuses to retire never had the sense to get out of the rain in the first place.
Specter takes message from PM to Assad
By HERB KEINON
US Senator Arlen Specter carried a message Monday from Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to Syrian President Bashar Assad, despite Syria's announcement it had broken off its indirect talks with Israel.(Which is not his Job he is not even Legally allowed in Syria, let alone acting as an emissary. Who sent this fool there?)
Specter, a Republican from Pennsylvania who travels frequently to both Israel and Syria, left Israel Monday after a short visit for a meeting with Assad. (which as a member of the Senate and a representative of the US he is forbidden to travel to.)
Specter met with Olmert on Sunday, and said he "got a review of the Syrian negotiations from Olmert." (did Bush give him a job as Envoy or are the voices in his head giving him instructions)
Specter refused to divulge the contents of the message Olmert asked him to take to Assad.
Syria said Sunday that the indirect peace talks through Turkey were halted because of Israel's offensive in Gaza. Specter said that this was not discussed with Olmert.
The senator has long been an advocate of pursuing talks with Syria, and in 2006 was criticized by the Bush administration for visiting Damascus, because it was felt that these visits gave Assad legitimacy. (and yet he continues to do it. His Passport should be revoked while he is overseas)
"I believe the efforts to isolate Syria have not been successful," Specter said. "We ought to try to change things. President [Bill] Clinton tried to do a good job in 1995 and 2000, and I think it ought to be pursued." (You don't have that authority you ass!)
He said that "there could be a great deal to gained" if an agreement with Syria were reached and the proper terms were met. He said the conditions included Syria allowing Lebanon to function as an independent nation and stop transferring Iranian arms to Hizbullah, cut off aid to Hamas, and see if there was a way "to stop Iranian influence." (Keep taking your Cancer Medicine Arlen, your Brain tumor has returned)
Specter said he thought "it would be very difficult" to draw Syria out of Iran's orbit, because the ties go back "a long way." But, he said, "it is an evolving picture, and interests change. I think Syria would definitely like a closer relationship with the US. I have always been an advocate of diplomacy." (you don't set policy you idiot)
In addition to pushing for talks with Syria, Specter has for many years advocated talking with the Iranians. He took issue with a suggestion made earlier this month by House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Howard Berman that any dialogue with Iran be of a limited duration, perhaps three months, so Teheran didn't use it as cover to pursue their nuclear program. (Specter needs to be tested to see just what is left of his thinking ability)
"I think the dialogue ought to last however long the dialogue needs to last," he said. "I would hope that it would last and be successful, and lead to diplomatic relations, and peaceful terms, and to a new Iranian president who doesn't want to wipe Israel off the face of the earth, that's what I would like." (I hope you will retire but that won't happen either)
Regarding whether the Iranians would use the talks as a cover to move their nuclear program forward, Specter said, "They are going to move that forward whether we like it or not." (so fuck it lets talk to them anyway)
Specter said that it needed to be communicated to the Iranians "in unmistakable terms that it is unacceptable for them to have a nuclear weapon, but I don't think we are well advised to say anything beyond that. No threats, no implied threats, just that it is unacceptable." (oh please stop we won't do anything you just play nice)
Regarding Gaza, Specter said that he did not think Israel was using disproportionate force, and said Israel was just seeking to remove the Hamas threat. He also said that he believed American support for the Israeli operation would continue, and that US President George W. Bush had made it clear that Washington saw Hamas as the provocateur. (sit down, shut up, and retire you old asshole. You should be arrested for treason the second you set foot back in the country)
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