Kerry and the Communists

AIM ^ | April 6, 2004 | Cliff Kincaid

[VOA]

...This from the camp survivors I've meet over the years that have made it to
a Free America against all odds.

Yep, besides trying to wreck the honor of soldiers still in the field...
John Kerry did his part in giving these poor souls their 10 years-life sentences.

[Joy Angela]

The image of the Free Vietnam flag draped around your
shoulders and the waving American Flag near-by is perfect!

Freedom Bump
for ALL!

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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Thank you for your kindness, JOY.

That very same Free Vietnam Flag was graciously handed to me 1 year ago after:


'Garden Grove votes Free South Vietnam Flag -IN-, who's next..?'

http://www.Freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/863430/posts

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[MeekOneGOP]

[wayoverontheright]

For me, Kerry's embrace of communists decades ago is significant, but just as significant is his blanket accusation of our nation's business owners, CEOs, and by implication our nation's consumers, of committing TREASON with the reference to Benedict Arnold CEOs.

He clearly at best has no understanding of capitalism, and at worst sees capitalism as the enemy.

[Jimmy Valentine's brother]

As I recall Kerry’s testimony before the Senate in 1971 was to the effect that it was ridiculous to think that the USA could defeat communism. Strobe Light also predicted that Russia and her satellites would continue to dominate the world. A fun question to ask the Rat’s would be why didn’t communism succeed?

[Just mythoughts]

"But that’s not how Glenn Kessler of the Post saw it. “Over the years,” he wrote, “Kerry has pushed engagement with the Sandinistas in Nicaragua, the communists in Vietnam and the mullahs who run Iran.” "


While Nicaragua and Vietnam tell the JFKerry special bond with communism, what is his connection with the "mullahs who run Iran"? There has to be more to this than we know, even with his recent disclosed "e-mails" to them.

[devolve]

Very nice!

You da man!

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[devolve]

Thanks.

Forwarding.

South Florida Vets and Florida Vets await.

[PhilDragoo]

"We can't fight Communism around the globe and I thought we would have learned that lesson by now."

Kerry, too, showed his infallible intuitive sense for character, as Ortega was charged by his daughter with serially molesting her from age eleven.

Like Richard A. Clarke, much of it was in the closet, to avoid surveillance.

[Dan from Michigan]

John Kerry is the reason I'm voting for Bush.

[potlatch]

I didn't know that about Ortega!

[PhilDragoo]

Rape Charges Against Former Nicaraguan Prez Dropped

Statute of Limitations = A Child Molester's Best Friend

1/6/02 Rape charges brought against the former president of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, by his stepdaughter were dropped last month when a judge ruled that the statute of limitations had run out. His stepdaughter, now 33, said that Ortega had begun to molest her at the age of 11 and had raped her repeatedly after she turned 14. Women's groups are outraged at what they consider to be an obvious bias on the part of the judge, who said that too much time had elapsed since the events allegedly took place for guilt or innocence to be legally decided - the young woman's attorney says they plan to appeal. Former associates of Ortega claim they had knowledge of the abuse, while his wife, the victim's mother, denies the claims. This case once again highlights the basic problem with applying a statute of limitations to sexual abuse suffered by children: many years may pass before the abused party may understand and be able to prosecute the offender - especially if the offender is the President of the country. Maybe the statute of limitations should last as long as the statute of crappy awful trauma lasts. His stepdaughter can let us know when, if ever, that limitation passes.

[potlatch]

Thanks for the information Phil, you sure are fast at finding it!

[onyx]

Learn something new from Phil almost every day.

[MeekOneGOP]

Real nice friend Kerry has there. Man! ....

[Tailgunner Joe]

bump to the top!

[Stultis]

Kerry Exploits Vets for Hanoi (I promised no more Kerry articles. This one is well written though)
www.insightmag.com ^ | By J. Michael Waller

Posted on 03/05/2004 1:56:11 PM CST by bogdanPolska12

He seemed to want it both ways in the protest movement. While claiming to "hate" the communists, he decried any attempt to marginalize them within the movement. Once, when questioned about his political alliance with supporters of the enemy, Kerry said that any attempts to push out Hanoi supporters might result "in seriously dividing and weakening the movement, and making it less effective."

That didn't sit well with some VVAW members beyond the Washington Beltway...

John Kerry & John O'Neill, Dick Cavett Show Debate from 1971 on C-SPAN Now [LIVE THREAD]

Posted on 03/28/2004 5:45:24 PM CST by Stultis

(msg #321)

here's either that statement [by Kerry], or a similar one, as I transcribed it in msg #277:

The bigger issue at hand is the question, literally, of how the United States is going to get out of Vietnam now. And I have said again and again this evening that we can set a date, that we can bring the prisoners home.

But the point is I think this administration is still seeking some kind of victory. It is still committed to the idea, totally, of a non-communist regime [in South Vietnam], and I think that is unrealistic in terms of the political forces that are in play in South Vietnam, in fact in all of South East Asia. And we have learned, if we haven't learned anything by now, that we simply cannot impose a settlement ourselves.

I just don't understand how they believe, or how this other group believes, that the Vietnamese are going to succeed in doing with 50,000 Americans what they haven't been able to do with 500,000 Americans. I'd like that explained.

Remember, in 1971, candidate Kerry thought it was "unrealistic" for America to be "seeking some kind of victory" over communism in SE Asia. IOW he didn't just think we should abandon the notion of total victory, but any kind of victory, even a negotiated one.

Today Kerry, and his supporters, insist that his quest to deny America, and South Vietnam, "some kind of victory" was noble and idealistic.

This is the man who wants to be President.

[wagglebee]

Yeah Clinton thought ortega was a taco shell until his handlers told him he was a dictator. After that Willie did whatever the polls told him to do. Kerry is just plain anti-American regardless of what the American people think.