Jack Tracy Up

Aloha,

Enlisted Navy 1969-72. Served as radio operator in Vietnam. Became involved
in VVAW five days after returning from Vietnam, while still on active duty,
and helped organize Lexington to Boston anti-War march, May 1971.

Court-martialed for being AWOL and spent 21st birthday in the brig. Assisted
by Legal In-Service Project, which he later joined, assisting active duty
GIs and veterans with legal assistance and counseling. In 1991 worked in
electronic monitoring of people under house arrest. Married, with three
children while residing in South Florida. His wife and he are active in
grant writing and social action. He is active with Veterans For Peace and
Vietnam Veterans of America and worked with issues around the First Gulf
War.

If you are still monitoring this news group please contact me via

our web site (http://www.oz.net/~vvawai/) concerning the "Not in our

name " campaign (http://www.notinourname.net/) -

Mahalo, redvet

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"redvet" wrote:

> Aloha,

Aloha Scotty,

As you well know, Jack Tracy has not once posted to or even
looked at alt.war.vietnam. Why do you do this?

I find it interesting that you're seeking a VVAW leader. I
thought that organization had disavowed you. X-URL:
http://www.vvaw.org/about/vvawai.php

""VVAW AI" is not a faction, caucus or part of VVAW, Inc. They
are not affiliated with us in any way. "VVAW AI" is actually the
creation of an obscure, ultra-left sect called the Revolutionary
Communist Party and is designed to pimp off of VVAW's history of
struggle. Their objective is to create confusion and deception in
order to promote themselves."

But then I notice that VVAW, the Communist Party, and your RCP
front NION have joined forces in a new creation -- United For Peace
-- strange. URL: http://www.unitedforpeace.org/

That links Hanoi's senator, VVAW founder John Kerry, the
Communist Party, and you. That's sure to help his presidential
chances.

> He is active with Veterans For Peace and
> Vietnam Veterans of America and worked with issues around the First Gulf
> War.
>
> Mahalo, redvet

As always,

-Dai Uy

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>If you are still monitoring this news group please contact me via
>

redvet,

"still monitoring this ng"?

I don't recall a Jack Tracy ever having been here!

Gawdamnit! redvet, you are grabbing at straws. Are you getting desperate?
Again, my utter and profound disappointment at the feeble and weak direction
your movement has taken.

The goofy JFK conspiracists at least have good entertainment value (one guy
starts getting weepy eyed about who knows what). Anywho, tons of JFK stuff this
week and I'll scan the tv guide again (with due diligence) for any anti-war
specials. Gawdamnit! redvet, I'm coming up empty. It looks like the media just
doesn't seem to give a hoot about anti-war stuff.

I think I'll float an idea to one of the major networks - "Chalker Brigade" [an
embattled and embittered band of seniors cling tenaciously to antiquated ideas
in harrowing street protests in a remote holdout]. Now we're cooking. Lots of
weepy eyed, teary, handholding, sobbing, with lots of kleenex stuffed up the
sleave (true pros here). Update you're style, redvet, you need to stay current.

- LMAO

Greg