Defending Jane Fonda...

....is completely ludicrous.


Hanoi Jane's Broadcast from Hanoi, on August 22, 1972 from the Hotel
Especen, Hanoi-Vietnam
http://www.hanoijane.us/

Sharky wrote:
> ...is completely ludicrous.
>
>
> Hanoi Jane's Broadcast from Hanoi, on August 22, 1972 from the Hotel
> Especen, Hanoi-Vietnam
> http://www.hanoijane.us/

Of course, it would be completely redundant for history has long since
proven the correctness of her views and the appropiateness of her
actions.

Nes

"Nes" wrote in message
news:c0omqr$19r28b$1@ID-130862.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Sharky wrote:
> > ...is completely ludicrous.
> >
> >
> > Hanoi Jane's Broadcast from Hanoi, on August 22, 1972 from the Hotel
> > Especen, Hanoi-Vietnam
> > http://www.hanoijane.us/
>
> Of course, it would be completely redundant for history has long since
> proven the correctness of her views and the appropiateness of her
> actions.
>

Yeah? Recite that proof. You have as much time as is required.

--

Don Thompson

"The only stupid questions are those that should have been asked, but
weren't, or those that have been asked and answered over and over, but the
answers not listened to." Peter Rowe



> Nes
>
>

On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 22:02:52 +0100, "Nes"
wrote:

>Sharky wrote:
>> ...is completely ludicrous.
>>
>>
>> Hanoi Jane's Broadcast from Hanoi, on August 22, 1972 from the Hotel
>> Especen, Hanoi-Vietnam
>> http://www.hanoijane.us/
>
>Of course, it would be completely redundant for history has long since
>proven the correctness of her views and the appropiateness of her
>actions.
>
>Nes
>


I'm sitting back in my chair waiting to hear this one.
Her actions were appropriate, to condemn the civilians of the United
States that were serving their country in uniform, your ass is
showing.

Please cite your service.
Unit
time period you served
where you served

Make it good, cause your answers will be checked under a microscope.



Ken
11Bravo

Anti-War Rallies don't count as service, nor does going to North Viet
Nam to eat lunch with our enemy.

"Nes" wrote in message
news:c0omqr$19r28b$1@ID-130862.news.uni-berlin.de...
> Sharky wrote:
> > ...is completely ludicrous.
> >
> >
> > Hanoi Jane's Broadcast from Hanoi, on August 22, 1972 from the Hotel
> > Especen, Hanoi-Vietnam
> > http://www.hanoijane.us/
>
> Of course, it would be completely redundant for history has long since
> proven the correctness of her views and the appropiateness of her
> actions.

Is the bitch still praying to be a communist?

Rita

In alt.war.vietnam, Nes says...

>Sharky wrote:
>> ...is completely ludicrous.
>>
>>
>> Hanoi Jane's Broadcast from Hanoi, on August 22, 1972 from the Hotel
>> Especen, Hanoi-Vietnam
>> http://www.hanoijane.us/
>
>Of course,

Correct.

> it would be completely redundant for history has long since
>proven the correctness of her views and the appropiateness of her
>actions.

Awwww, and you were doing so well.

>Nes

BTW, Nes, I can't help but notice your ip address for this post is
originating from Denmark.

http://www.ripe.net/perl/whois?form_..._search=Search

Are you native to there? Or perhaps you fled there to avoid the draft? Or
is this just a proxy address? Just curious as to why you have an interest
in this discussion/group.

Nes wrote:
>
> Sharky wrote:
> > ...is completely ludicrous.
> >
> >
> > Hanoi Jane's Broadcast from Hanoi, on August 22, 1972 from the Hotel
> > Especen, Hanoi-Vietnam
> > http://www.hanoijane.us/
>
> Of course, it would be completely redundant for history has long since
> proven the correctness of her views and the appropiateness of her
> actions.
>
> Nes

Who is this? Ralph Barbieri? The ghost of Pol Pot? Hillary Clinton?

Explanation:
Ralph Barbieri, KNBR Sports Talk Radio -
Commenting on Jane Fonda's separation from Ted Turner to coach
Sam Wyche and co-host Tom Tolbert. "During the Vietnam War Jane Fonda
was saying all the things I wanted said, I just didn't want her saying
them."

Therefore, Ralph Barbieri (and Nes) approved when Fonda accused U.S.
POW of being "liars and hypocrites" after the POW alleged they were
beaten, tortured, starved, and denied medical care.

Ken wrote:
>
> On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 22:02:52 +0100, "Nes"
> wrote:
>
> >Sharky wrote:
> >> ...is completely ludicrous.
> >>
> >>
> >> Hanoi Jane's Broadcast from Hanoi, on August 22, 1972 from the Hotel
> >> Especen, Hanoi-Vietnam
> >> http://www.hanoijane.us/
> >
> >Of course, it would be completely redundant for history has long since
> >proven the correctness of her views and the appropiateness of her
> >actions.
> >
> >Nes
> >
>
> I'm sitting back in my chair waiting to hear this one.
> Her actions were appropriate, to condemn the civilians of the United
> States that were serving their country in uniform, your ass is
> showing.
>
> Please cite your service.
> Unit
> time period you served
> where you served
>
> Make it good, cause your answers will be checked under a microscope.
>
> Ken
> 11Bravo
>
> Anti-War Rallies don't count as service, nor does going to North Viet
> Nam to eat lunch with our enemy.

I don't exactly defend Jane Fonda. I just make sure that she
gets to enjoy the fame she worked so hard to attain.