[Interesting Times]

Five bucks says they never print it.

[The Shrew]

I'll take that bet - at 20:1 odds.

Great letter.

TS

[PhilDragoo]

Hanoi Jane and Hanoi John slandered the thousands of U.S. servicemen who served in Vietnam as war criminals, rapists, murderers.

They are responsible for the spitting--they created the propaganda which motivated it.

They should be in Leavenworth for treason, as they actively gave aid and comfort to the enemy in time of war.

Comrade Lemke is recommended reading on the CPUSA site.

[Alamo-Girl]

Bump!

[zot]

Five bucks says they never print it.

Excellent letter. Thank you. I will happily pay you the five bucks if they print it.

[NutCrackerBoy]

Five bucks says they never print it.

I am a Boston Globe subscriber and sometime gadfly (the ombudsman and I exchanged emails several times). I've yet to get a Letter printed, but I have a notion of what kind of conservative-leaning letters they will print. They might print that letter edited, but they won't print the part that impugns Mr. Lembcke. They institutionally believe Lembcke has the right to the phrase "associate professor of sociology and author." A book endorsement from the Communist Party USA of his book makes him an unworthy radical Marxist activist? That won't be printed.

[E.G.C.]

BTTT!!!!!!!

[R. Scott]

For a book I wrote in 1998 I looked back to the time when the spit was supposedly flying, the late 1960s and early 1970s. I found nothing. No news reports or even claims that someone was being spat on.

Because it wasn’t published by the Hanoi friendly press? I had the personal experience at San Francisco International in 1968 and 1970.

[TexasTransplant]

I was fired from a job (they did me a favor) immediately after I corrected the Boss and his Wife (Newspaper Owners)who were trying to convince the crew that Murder was a Soldiers Job Description.
I informed them that there is a world of difference between Killing and Murdering.
They of course thought that I was dense and basically said as much.
I asked them "Does James Bond Kill or Murder?" (there was a new James Bond Movie that had just came out), the best they could come up with is "Thats different" and a pink slip.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

.


NEVER FORGET


JANE FONDA
TOM HAYDEN
JOHN KERRY
WILLIAM CLINTON
DIANE RODHAM (Hillary)
WALTER CRONKITE
DAN RATHER
RAMSEY CLARKE

...and a Democrat-Controlled U.S. Congress that cut off all weapons funding for the South Vietnamese people to fight for their own Freedom with...

...all brought this upon the once Free People of South Vietnam:


Pictures of a vietnamese Re-Education Camp

http://www.Freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1308949/posts


I just found out that these horrific black and white Vietnamese Re-Education Camp Pictures posted on the above December 2004 Freerepublic thread are actually from a stunning new Vietnamese-American Motion Picture completed in October 2004 about the human aftermath of the 1975 Fall of Saigon titled:



.."JOURNEY from the FALL"
(They Lost Everything but Hope)



Saturday night I was blessed to attend a Little Saigon Preview of this 2nd coming of "The PASSION of the CHRIST" Motion Picture in the town I grew up in and then left for the 1st Major Battles of the Vietnam War ..and back, Garden Grove CA.

Imagine my surprise in suddenly seeing these Pictures in front of me in full color, widescreen and full Stereo sound..? The human suffering I then experienced was unforgettable.

Before America can fully come to terms with its new Time of War in a new century, it must first come to terms with its abandoning the Free in the last and with those who fooled us here into doing so.

All that's needed now is a "JOURNEY" Movie Distributor for this message to get out there, but then didn't even MEL GIBSON have a problem finding one for his own "PASSION"..?


For more,

Enter:.. JOURNEY from the Fall ..on:

http://www.us.imdb.com


And then NEVER FORGET

.

[stand watie]

no bet here.

i did NOT get spit on but i did get HIT by flying debris. rotten eggs/fruit and some things that were "recycled food".

free dixie,sw

[Syncro]

Thanks for the heads up.

Yea they won't print it, but this thread is doing a good job of bringing out the truth. Hopefully it will get spread around.

Fortunately the opposite is also happening and seems to be a growing trend. Lets hope so.

When flying to and from DC last month on one of the flights a Soldier came aboard and walked past us to go to his seat towards the back of the plane.

After the flight got off the ground the pilot acknowledged the Soldier's presence on the plane and expressed out gratefulness for his serving out country.

Jim and I started applauding, and most of the rest of the passengers joined in.

It was then that I glanced up into first class and saw that the pilot had upgraded the Serviceman's seat to First Class. I thought that was a great statement to make to one of the people helping to secure our country by being in the Service.

We also felt safer flying with him aboard. It's interesting that the pilot positioned him in the first seat behind the cockpit.

I've never flown first class, although once my carry-on bag did. That bag continues to this day to treat me in a condescending manner...

Oh, grate letter BTW.

[Syncro]

Thanks for the heads up.

Yea they won't print it, but this thread is doing a good job of bringing out the truth. Hopefully it will get spread around.

Fortunately the opposite is also happening and seems to be a growing trend. Lets hope so.

When flying to and from DC last month on one of the flights a Soldier came aboard and walked past us to go to his seat towards the back of the plane.

After the flight got off the ground the pilot acknowledged the Soldier's presence on the plane and expressed out gratefulness for his serving out country.

Jim and I started applauding, and most of the rest of the passengers joined in.

It was then that I glanced up into first class and saw that the pilot had upgraded the Serviceman's seat to First Class. I thought that was a great statement to make to one of the people helping to secure our country by being in the Service.

We also felt safer flying with him aboard. It's interesting that the pilot positioned him in the first seat behind the cockpit.

I've never flown first class, although once my carry-on bag did. That bag continues to this day to treat me in a condescending manner...

Oh, grate letter BTW.