Outstanding. God Bless our Vietnam Vets.
Posted on 05/27/2006 7:53:25 PM PDT by WatchYourself
<< What a doofus >>
A doofus indeed and, right down there with the bloody Cli'tons, Billy-Bubba and Bruno, without a doubt one of the world's most deadly dangerous dullards.
And, like that other deadly dangerous dullard, Alfredo Goreleone, a second-generation, at least, Socialist-Internationale-supporting capital "T" Traitor.
Ping!
Thank you John Kerry for the wonderful tagline.
Almost a year and counting now :)
Little Lord F'nroy
Adding keywords is good therapy this Sunday night after watching "We Were Soldiers."
If Kerry had been arrested and tried for treason for his lies when he came back from Nam and found guilty along with his mentor Ted Kennedy, and then hung at the Capitol Steps with Kennedy, the world today would be different and better.
If Kerry were half serious, he'd sue John O'Neill and SBVT for libel. (Governor King won a libel action action against the Globe for a single article, SBVT have run an entire campaign.) He could sue in Massachusetts, where he ran like 63-37, and be assured of a reasonably sympathetic jury.
The fact that he cowers behind media surrogates, like the Globe and NYT shows that he only wants to take a few potshots through proxies to improve his viability as a candidate in 2008, while carefully avoiding any real fight.
You will notice that Clinton never personally refuted Anita Bodderick's (or any other woman's) charges, because he'd open himself up to a slander action. So, Kerry will never directly confront O'Neill, becauses he knows he will lose.
Yes, all were top secret. However, DOD has I believe declassified them, as they are almost all now freely discussed in books, articles and on special operations websites. As for Kerry, since he likely did not actually do what he said, he would in no case be guilty of releasing classified information.
Case closed, he's a traitor.
I apologize for distorting history, but the mind can play strange tricks, especially after taking the brunt of tremendous explosions of underwater mines,and then risking death to rescue a fellow officer. Harrowing adventures lead to Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome.
It was definitely a moonless Chanukkah evening, in 1969, when we ran with muffled engines into Cambodia, our small yet powerfully armed riverine craft loaded to the gunwales with humanitarian supplies and a load of bright and jolly toys for Catholic/Episcopalian/Jewish missions along the river. Not that my CO, Lt. John Forbes Kerry of Massachusetts was seeking to slight the very worthwhile efforts of other missionary sects, he just wished to honor his own diverse heritage. It's an Irish thing.
We who served those many long years 'in country' with the man who selflessly would be our CIC, are just sick and tired of these scurrilous nit-picking attacks. "Chambering an RPG round," for example. Done it many times myself in the heat of combat in the fog of war. The resultant explosions were how I earned some of my own personal Purple Hearts, which were heartily endorsed by Lt. JFK. Laugh away, right-wing dingbats, but the Lt. and I are to this very day, picking rice from our continually festering Vietnam-era wounds.
When my former CO wins the Presidency, and I am appointed head of The Veterans Administration, we shall not take vengeance upon those who have lied and distorted the record with this slanderous pettifoggery. Instead, we shall make sure that anyone who has a war record similar to Lt. John F. Kerry's will be honored with huge cash bonuses and other 'perks,' such as free Heinz Condiments for life.
I would be lying though, if I did not tell you that these false and libelous attacks have caused a hero from Massachusetts great pain. I share his pain. It is seared; seared I tell you, into my memory.
A just-setting-the-record-straight-ping
Thinking about your heroism and your CO gives me a journalistic woodie. I may soil myself, or at least the pages of New York Times and the Boston Globe, with the results. Mary Mapes would unnerstan.
Bring it on Hanoi John.
Semper Fi'
Jarhead
Since it was February, wouldn't it be considered a Ramadan eve mission?
PS, I trust you are not doing your reading in the Public Library of Worcester ... it might disturb the perverts who gather there for web research.
Thank you for your multicultural take on these heroic events of long ago. I know we can count on your vote.
John Kerry was in Vietnam? You don't say! Who knew? It was never in the papers.
He was big in NORTH Vietnam... maybe that's why you never knew it. They got a framed picture of him in some museum... so I hear tell.
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