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JANUARY 1971 : (DELLUMS ACCUSES US SOLDIERS OF WAR CRIMES) In January 1971, only a few days after assuming his House seat, Representative Ron V. Dellums organized a so-called war crimes exhibit in an annex of his congressional office. The atrocities, allegedly committed by U.S. soldiers, were featured on four large posters embellished with red paint to simulate blood. Needless to say, there was no suggestion that communist forces were engaging in terror and torture as policy. Dellums demanded Nuremberg-style trials only of U.S. officers responsible for supposed "war crimes."

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And here's the guy Kerry just met with in Boston; I suppose you could say he's a foreign 'leader':

JANUARY 30, 1972 : (BLOODY SUNDAY IRA TERRORIST ATTACK; MARTIN MCGUINESS INVOLVED)... [Martin] McGuinness was second-in-command in the IRA in Londonderry at the time of Bloody Sunday on 30 January 1972. ... (Photo caption from the UK Observer, 17.4.83)

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"JANUARY 1971 : (DELLUMS ACCUSES US SOLDIERS OF WAR CRIMES) In January 1971, only a few days after assuming his House seat, Representative Ron V. Dellums organized a so-called war crimes exhibit in an annex of his congressional office. The atrocities, allegedly committed by U.S. soldiers, were featured on four large posters embellished with red paint to simulate blood. Needless to say, there was no suggestion that communist forces were engaging in terror and torture as policy. Dellums demanded Nuremberg-style trials only of U.S. officers responsible for supposed "war crimes."

You do know that Dellums was one of the guys who threw his medals over the fence and onto the Capitol steps, don't you?

He was a Congressman even then. And he was a major force behind the scenes helping Kerry and the VVAW.