Kim Jong-Il Supports John Kerry!

https://contribute2.johnkerry.com ^ | 4/10/04 | Kim Jong-Il

[John Lenin]

John Kerry and the Khmer Rouge

(kemer´ roozh) , name given to native Cambodian Communists. Khmer Rouge soldiers, aided by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops, began a large-scale insurgency against government forces in 1970, quickly gaining control over more than two thirds of the country. The strength of the Khmer Rouge rose dramatically from around 3,000 in 1970 to more than 30,000 in 1973, enabling most of the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops to withdraw. In 1975 the movement, led by Pol Pot , overthrew the Cambodian government, establishing “Democratic Kampuchea.” The new government carried out a radical program of evacuating cities, closing schools and factories, and herding the population into collective farms. Intellectuals and skilled workers were assassinated, and a total of perhaps as many as 1.5 million died, inclusive of starvation and forced marches. In 1979, after increasing tensions with Vietnam, Vietnamese troops invaded, aiding a rival Communist faction to depose the Khmer Rouge government. The Khmer Rouge, however, continued to field an army of c.30,000 near the Thai border and retained UN recognition as the official Cambodian government. In 1982 it formed a coalition with former premier Norodom Sihanouk and non-Communist leader Son Sann. Khieu Samphan officially succeeded Pol Pot as head of the Khmer Rouge in 1985, but Pol Pot was believed to remain the real leader. All Cambodian factions signed (1991) a treaty calling for UN-supervised elections and disarming 70% of all forces. In 1992 the United Nations assumed the government's administrative functions, while the Khmer Rouge withdrew from the peace process and resumed fighting. The following year the Khmer Rouge rejected the results of the UN-run elections that brought a coalition government to Cambodia. The guerrilla force lost about half to three quarters of its strength (3,000-4,000 soldiers) in a mass defection in 1996. Factional fighting within the Khmer Rouge in 1997 led to Pol Pot's ouster, trial, and imprisonment by the Khmer Rouge. The group continued to disintegrate, and factional fighting resumed in 1998. Pol Pot died in April, Khieu Samphan surrendered in Dec., 1998, and by 1999 most members had defected, surrendered, or been captured.

[Sacajaweau]

Don't forget: The Clinton Administration gave Kim 5 stars for good behavior. The Bush Team exposed North Korea and the Clinton Administration.

[So Cal Rocket]

and another... https://contribute2.johnkerry.com/index.html?source_code=00018577

[NeoCaveman]

But the Dear Leader is not the only one getting deferential treatment from the communist state's propaganda machine: John Kerry, the presumptive Democratic candidate, is also getting good play in Pyongyang.

Communist supportinging comunists.

[BenLurkin]

APPEASEMENT: Clintoon and Allbrite tried it.

It didn't work.

It made the situation worse.

[So Cal Rocket]

https://contribute.johnkerry.com/index.html?source_code=00018674

[GiveEmDubya]

Let the good times roll, Botox Boy! Tell everyone who's endorsing you while you're at it. After all, the country deserves to know, right, John?

[nuconvert]

No Surprise Here...Pong

[nuconvert]

Looks like someone beat ya to this one.......

[Grig]

Did you do that one? It's fantastic!

[PhilDragoo]

LONG LIVE COMRADE JONG F. KERRY!

[nuconvert]

Have you ever noticed that Kim Jong-Il's hands are always red?

[lowbridge]

Well, yes and no. The page on the Kerry site, I created, it is my entry, but the joke isnt mine. It's been posted here on FR and all over the internet. I dont know who the original author is. I simply cut and pasted it in.

[lowbridge]

Have you ever noticed that Kim Jong-Il's hands are always red?

Blood stains are the hardest to wash off.

[F14 Pilot]

Did you see this???

[MeekOneGOP]

The apparent enthusiasm for Mr Kerry may reflect little more than a "better the devil you don't know" mentality among the North Korean apparatchiks. Rather than dealing with President George W. Bush and hawkish officials in his administration, Pyongyang seems to hope victory for the Democratic candidate on November 2 would lead to a softening in US policy towards the country's nuclear weapons programme.

Well ! I must send Jong Keri a note of apology. I thought he was a liar saying he had the support of some foreign leaders that 'need a new policy'.

Dear Senator Kerry:

I just read about your new supporter, Kim Jong-Il, in North Korea. Congratulations on yet ANOTHER ringing endorsement of your Presidential candidacy !

Bwahahahaha !!!

[MeekOneGOP]

I keep getting an error on your link and others posting links to the site.

Are we flooding their website or ??? ....

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[Grig]

I think they took them down. Can't imagine why. :)

[MeekOneGOP]

haha ! I still get an error ...