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#7 02-10-2004, 10:53 AM

"unknown" wrote in message news:...
> http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~hbf/nation.htm
>
> "1,500 crew members of the USS Constellation signed a petition demanding
> that Jane Fonda's antiwar show be allowed to perform on board"

Post a link.

> "At home, veterans led the marches and demonstrations, including the 1971
> assembly of a half-million protesters headed by a thousand Vietnam veterans,
> many in wheelchairs and on crutches, who paraded up to a barricade erected
> to keep them from the Capitol and hurled their Purple Hearts, Bronze Stars,
> and Silver Stars at the government that had bestowed them."

Yeah sure. This was the same gang who spat on Vietnam Vets. The same
hippies who lied that they were Vietnam Vets to try to get from
benefits. Read the book Stolen Valor or go to their web site:

http://www.stolenvalor.com/

The book documents how Kerry, Fonda and the other lefties lied and
smeared real Vietnam Vets.

http://www.nyjournalnews.com/newsroo...15dadsday.html

"I had to fly from San Francisco, Travis Air Force Base, to JFK
(airport), but to get the military discount, I had to wear my uniform.
I can't describe the look of scorn I got from people," said Yonkers
resident Harvey Goldberg, who served in the Air Force in Vietnam and
whose son, Marine Sgt. David Goldberg, recently returned from Iraq.

Williams, the American Legion official, recalled that when he came
back from Vietnam in 1969 and landed in San Francisco, he and other
Marines ducked into a men's room and took off their uniforms to avoid
being berated and even spat on by people opposed to the war.

"I was so concerned that I told my friend not to tell anyone that I
served in Vietnam," he said.

http://www.hackworth.com/12nov96.html

During the Vietnam War -- which divided our nation like no conflict
except the Civil War -- Peaceniks such as Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda
said those who fought there were baby killers and murderers. Upon
returning home, our soldiers were abused, spat upon and in many cases
accused by their WWII and Korean War veteran fathers of being yellow
bellied punks who caused our country to lose its first war.

I'm sure the Haydens, Fondas and the wrongheaded fathers are now sorry
they attacked the young men and women who dutifully went when the
nation called. Just as most of the 13,000,000 young Americans like
Bill Clinton, Newt Gingrich and Phil Gramm who didn't do their duty
and go, choosing instead to dodge the draft, now regret that decision.
And no doubt Jane Fonda laments going to the enemy's capital and
allowing herself to become a photo op with a North Viet gun crew while
her countrymen were fighting and dying on the orders of their
president.