[Republic]

Hope ya don't mind-but send this off to our media friends (and foes, hehe)>

This is an investigation we can DO RIGHT HERE....we have the means, but if we get it out there on the airwaves Mia....perhaps pressure can be brought to bear on this....

WE DESERVE TO KNOW THE FULL TRUTH!

And I, also, believe his unwillingness to RELEASE his full military record is due to our government investigating his anti-war activities that involved attending a series of mtgs. with his fellow anti-vietnam vets' group that went against not only military code of ethics, but against our government in a time of war. Oh yeah.

[Mia T]

Whether it's a discharge issue or simply kerry's seditious activity, the bottom line is this:

• JOHN KERRY IS REFUSING TO RELEASE ALL OF HIS MILITARY RECORDS
  
• DAN RATHER AND OLD MEDIA DON'T SEEM TO BE INTERESTED IN WHY

 

KERRY MILITARY-RECORD HANKY PANKY

As we already know that Kerry's Kerry-military-record "upgrades" -- and, conversely, Kerry's Bush-military-record "downgrades" -- are the Kerry m.o., one would think Dan Rather et al., at a minimum, would have some professional interest in the matter Kerry's refusal to sign form 180 as it relates to the constancy of Kerry's records over time.

Kerry citation a 'total mystery' to ex-Navy chief

 

August 28, 2004

 

BY THOMAS LIPSCOMB
Chicago Sun-Times


Former Navy Secretary John Lehman has no idea where a Silver Star citation displayed on Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry's campaign Web site came from, he said Friday. The citation appears over Lehman's signature.

"It is a total mystery to me. I never saw it. I never signed it. I never approved it. And the additional language it contains was not written by me," he said.

The additional language varied from the two previous citations, signed first by Adm. Elmo Zumwalt and then Adm. John Hyland, which themselves differ. The new material added in the Lehman citation reads in part: "By his brave actions, bold initiative, and unwavering devotion to duty, Lieutenant (jg) Kerry reflected great credit upon himself...."

Asked how the citation could have been executed over his signature without his knowledge, Lehman said: "I have no idea. I can only imagine they were signed by an autopen." The autopen is a device often used in the routine execution of executive documents in government.

Kerry senior adviser Michael Meehan could not be reached for comment on Kerry's records.

 

Thomas Lipscomb is chairman of the Center for the Digital Future in New