How Billionaire John Kerry Sold Out Vietnam POWs & MIAs

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml

"Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.

"Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths, and
to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
ostensibly being undertaken. But being a take-charge kind of guy, Mr.
Kerry became a leader in the VVAW and even testified before Congress
on the findings of the Investigation, which he accepted at face value.

"In his book 'Stolen Valor,' B.G. Burkett points out that Mr. Kerry
liberally used phony veterans to testify to atrocities they could not
possibly have committed. ...


"Mr. Kerry hasn't given me any reason to trust his judgment. As
co-chairman of the Senate investigating committee, he quashed a
revealing inquiry into the POW/MIA issue, and he supports trade
initiatives with the Socialist Republic of Vietnam while blocking any
legislation requiring Hanoi to adhere to basic human rights. ...


Kerry is a big stooge for JFK. JFK started the Vietnam War and it was
basically a business deal to make the Kennedys and LBJ richer. LBJ
wanted a bigger cut so he had JFK whacked in Dallas.

"Arnold Wolfcaste" wrote in message
news:76bdb568.0401261252.38042030@posting.google.c om...
> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml
>
> "Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
> George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
> Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
> financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
> with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
> 1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.
>
> "Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths,

Yeah, after every protest I attended, I killed at least four Americans


>and
> to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
> ostensibly being undertaken.

What absolute bullshit

"Arnold Wolfcaste" wrote in message
news:76bdb568.0401261252.38042030@posting.google.c om...
> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml
>
> "Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
> George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
> Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
> financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
> with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
> 1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.
>
> "Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths,

Yeah, after every protest I attended, I killed at least four Americans


>and
> to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
> ostensibly being undertaken.

What absolute bullshit

On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 0300 GMT, "Robert"
wrote:

>
>"Arnold Wolfcaste" wrote in message
>news:76bdb568.0401261252.38042030@posting.google.c om...
>> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml
>>
>> "Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
>> George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
>> Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
>> financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
>> with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
>> 1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.
>>
>> "Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths,
>
>Yeah, after every protest I attended, I killed at least four Americans
Somehow - I don't doubt that...

>
>
>>and
>> to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
>> ostensibly being undertaken.
>
>What absolute bullshit
It is not bullshit. If the Democrats are stupid enough to nominate
Kerry - particularly for his war record - they better be willing to
deal with the incontrovertable fact that Kerry deserted (note the use
of the term) his fellow soldiers who were still in rice paddies facing
the enemy. It was the ultimate betrayal. It cost more American
lives, and many Vietnam vets (incuding me) blame Kerry, Jane Fonda and
VVAW for the ultimate failure of the U.S. to succeed in it's
obligation (SEATO) to Vietnam.
Regards,

On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 0300 GMT, "Robert"
wrote:

>
>"Arnold Wolfcaste" wrote in message
>news:76bdb568.0401261252.38042030@posting.google.c om...
>> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml
>>
>> "Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
>> George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
>> Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
>> financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
>> with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
>> 1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.
>>
>> "Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths,
>
>Yeah, after every protest I attended, I killed at least four Americans
Somehow - I don't doubt that...

>
>
>>and
>> to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
>> ostensibly being undertaken.
>
>What absolute bullshit
It is not bullshit. If the Democrats are stupid enough to nominate
Kerry - particularly for his war record - they better be willing to
deal with the incontrovertable fact that Kerry deserted (note the use
of the term) his fellow soldiers who were still in rice paddies facing
the enemy. It was the ultimate betrayal. It cost more American
lives, and many Vietnam vets (incuding me) blame Kerry, Jane Fonda and
VVAW for the ultimate failure of the U.S. to succeed in it's
obligation (SEATO) to Vietnam.
Regards,

Well, US people

If you want another disaster, another VN, change the president and his
team. You guys must learn something in VN war. Stick together until
the end or you will die ...miserably, slowly, numerously as in VN.

the only way to deal with dictatorship and barbarians is put a gun on
his head. That's what your president doing. See what 8 years of
democrats brought to you: a ridiculous trial of president about the
sex definition and a disaster September 11th.

If I was a US citizen, I will vote for Republican party. You are at
war, for god sake.

Charlie Wolf wrote in message news:<6l0d10plg4o14k1qqejqpqm6bht2bnlk4o@4ax.com>...
> On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 0300 GMT, "Robert"
> wrote:
>
> >
> >"Arnold Wolfcaste" wrote in message
> >news:76bdb568.0401261252.38042030@posting.google.c om...
> >> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml
> >>
> >> "Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
> >> George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
> >> Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
> >> financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
> >> with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
> >> 1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.
> >>
> >> "Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths,
> >
> >Yeah, after every protest I attended, I killed at least four Americans
> Somehow - I don't doubt that...
>
> >
> >
> >>and
> >> to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
> >> ostensibly being undertaken.
> >
> >What absolute bullshit
> It is not bullshit. If the Democrats are stupid enough to nominate
> Kerry - particularly for his war record - they better be willing to
> deal with the incontrovertable fact that Kerry deserted (note the use
> of the term) his fellow soldiers who were still in rice paddies facing
> the enemy. It was the ultimate betrayal. It cost more American
> lives, and many Vietnam vets (incuding me) blame Kerry, Jane Fonda and
> VVAW for the ultimate failure of the U.S. to succeed in it's
> obligation (SEATO) to Vietnam.
> Regards,

Well, US people

If you want another disaster, another VN, change the president and his
team. You guys must learn something in VN war. Stick together until
the end or you will die ...miserably, slowly, numerously as in VN.

the only way to deal with dictatorship and barbarians is put a gun on
his head. That's what your president doing. See what 8 years of
democrats brought to you: a ridiculous trial of president about the
sex definition and a disaster September 11th.

If I was a US citizen, I will vote for Republican party. You are at
war, for god sake.

Charlie Wolf wrote in message news:<6l0d10plg4o14k1qqejqpqm6bht2bnlk4o@4ax.com>...
> On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 0300 GMT, "Robert"
> wrote:
>
> >
> >"Arnold Wolfcaste" wrote in message
> >news:76bdb568.0401261252.38042030@posting.google.c om...
> >> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml
> >>
> >> "Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
> >> George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
> >> Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
> >> financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
> >> with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
> >> 1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.
> >>
> >> "Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths,
> >
> >Yeah, after every protest I attended, I killed at least four Americans
> Somehow - I don't doubt that...
>
> >
> >
> >>and
> >> to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
> >> ostensibly being undertaken.
> >
> >What absolute bullshit
> It is not bullshit. If the Democrats are stupid enough to nominate
> Kerry - particularly for his war record - they better be willing to
> deal with the incontrovertable fact that Kerry deserted (note the use
> of the term) his fellow soldiers who were still in rice paddies facing
> the enemy. It was the ultimate betrayal. It cost more American
> lives, and many Vietnam vets (incuding me) blame Kerry, Jane Fonda and
> VVAW for the ultimate failure of the U.S. to succeed in it's
> obligation (SEATO) to Vietnam.
> Regards,

"Charlie Wolf" wrote in message
news:6l0d10plg4o14k1qqejqpqm6bht2bnlk4o@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 0300 GMT, "Robert"
> wrote:
>
> >
> >"Arnold Wolfcaste" wrote in message
> >news:76bdb568.0401261252.38042030@posting.google.c om...
> >> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml
> >>
> >> "Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
> >> George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
> >> Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
> >> financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
> >> with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
> >> 1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.
> >>
> >> "Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths,
> >
> >Yeah, after every protest I attended, I killed at least four Americans
> Somehow - I don't doubt that...
>
> >
> >
> >>and
> >> to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
> >> ostensibly being undertaken.
> >
> >What absolute bullshit
> It is not bullshit. If the Democrats are stupid enough to nominate
> Kerry - particularly for his war record - they better be willing to
> deal with the incontrovertable fact that Kerry deserted (note the use
> of the term) his fellow soldiers who were still in rice paddies facing
> the enemy. It was the ultimate betrayal. It cost more American
> lives, and many Vietnam vets (incuding me) blame Kerry, Jane Fonda and
> VVAW for the ultimate failure of the U.S. to succeed in it's
> obligation (SEATO) to Vietnam.

That's a very simple-minded explanation of a complicated matter. But, then,
some folks are blessed with simple minds.


--

----

Joe S.


> Regards,
>

"Charlie Wolf" wrote in message
news:6l0d10plg4o14k1qqejqpqm6bht2bnlk4o@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 0300 GMT, "Robert"
> wrote:
>
> >
> >"Arnold Wolfcaste" wrote in message
> >news:76bdb568.0401261252.38042030@posting.google.c om...
> >> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...6/124222.shtml
> >>
> >> "Unfortunately, Mr. Kerry came home to Massachusetts, the one state
> >> George McGovern carried in 1972. He joined the Vietnam Veterans
> >> Against the War and emceed the Winter Soldier Investigation (both
> >> financed by Jane Fonda)," Stephen Sherman, who was a first lieutenant
> >> with the U.S. Army Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam in
> >> 1967-68, writes in today's Wall Street Journal.
> >>
> >> "Many veterans believe these protests led to more American deaths,
> >
> >Yeah, after every protest I attended, I killed at least four Americans
> Somehow - I don't doubt that...
>
> >
> >
> >>and
> >> to the enslavement of the people on whose behalf the protests were
> >> ostensibly being undertaken.
> >
> >What absolute bullshit
> It is not bullshit. If the Democrats are stupid enough to nominate
> Kerry - particularly for his war record - they better be willing to
> deal with the incontrovertable fact that Kerry deserted (note the use
> of the term) his fellow soldiers who were still in rice paddies facing
> the enemy. It was the ultimate betrayal. It cost more American
> lives, and many Vietnam vets (incuding me) blame Kerry, Jane Fonda and
> VVAW for the ultimate failure of the U.S. to succeed in it's
> obligation (SEATO) to Vietnam.

That's a very simple-minded explanation of a complicated matter. But, then,
some folks are blessed with simple minds.


--

----

Joe S.


> Regards,
>

On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 19:44:22 -0500, "Joe S."
wrote:

>"Charlie Wolf" wrote in message
>news:6l0d10plg4o14k1qqejqpqm6bht2bnlk4o@4ax.com...
snipped...
>> >What absolute bullshit
>> It is not bullshit. If the Democrats are stupid enough to nominate
>> Kerry - particularly for his war record - they better be willing to
>> deal with the incontrovertable fact that Kerry deserted (note the use
>> of the term) his fellow soldiers who were still in rice paddies facing
>> the enemy. It was the ultimate betrayal. It cost more American
>> lives, and many Vietnam vets (incuding me) blame Kerry, Jane Fonda and
>> VVAW for the ultimate failure of the U.S. to succeed in it's
>> obligation (SEATO) to Vietnam.
>
>That's a very simple-minded explanation of a complicated matter. But, then,
>some folks are blessed with simple minds.
Desertion is a fairly simple matter that is only misunderstood by
those on the left who keep screaming that GWB is a "deserter".

I'd be interested in your complicated explanation of Kerry's betrayal
of his troops.
Regards,