"Kerry: for the joke before he was against it" CARTOON...

Kerry cartoon ping

Who's John Kerry?

Brilliant! I love it... :o)

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Another hit Linda! Thanks for posting it!

Boy, you're up late, too!! :)

As always, Linda, a great one. True talent.

I didn't notice the "Kerry 08", nice touch.

Viet Nam? or was it Cambodia? I have it seared somewhere.

You probibly know him as John Kerry-Heinz.

Wow, awesome...
I saved it for future use, hehe...
thanks

Stole my exact words; Brilliant!

;*) Just got home from HQ. 5 to go!!!

"Education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. And if you don't, you get stuck in Cambodia on Christmas Eve,... and nobody is aware of it."

LOL! I loved it when I heard VP Cheney's comment! Kerry definitely is the "gift that keeps on giving", and Rove, that master manipulator, is BRILLIANT! ;-)

sKERRY, YOU are the JOKE! I can't stop laughing at you!

Respect For Our Fighting Men and Women

By John E. Carey
Peace and Freedom
November 2, 2006

The morning after Senator Kerry slurred America’s fighting men and women with a clumsy insult, and then refused to immediately apologize to them, we attended a ceremony in Northern, Virginia.

Juxtaposed to Senator Kerry explaining lamely that he was only attacking the Commander In Chief in wartime (apparently Senator Kerry thinks it funny to make fun of the president’s intelligence); we witnessed this: A U.S. Army Colonel seated and waiting for the event.

Another U.S. Army Colonel of a different race came upon the scene and the two shook hands and then gleefully embraced.

This image of teamwork, camaraderie and loyalty so moved me that at the end of the ceremony we stopped to talk.

One Colonel told me the other was his son’s Godfather. These two have traveled some miles together in peace and war. And each has dedicated his life to the service of others. Twice. Both are Medical Doctors and also career U.S. Army officers.

These must be the people that Senator Kerry thinks are stupid.

I stopped another young officer, a Captain in the United States Marine Corps. I noticed he wore the ribbons of the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart on his chest.

The first is for valor. The second means he was wounded.

I asked him what happened.

“Some terrorist got lucky, sir” he explained. “Hit close to me with an RPG (Rocket Propelled Grenade). I’ll set off airport metal detectors the rest of my life.”Indeed, the Captain had many scars on one side of his face.

“Oh, this whole side of my body looks like I got penetrated by 1,000 pieces of metal,” he said. “But I’ll go back to Iraq. As soon as they’ll let me.”

He didn’t seem stupid to me. He seemed honorable, dedicated, professional and proud. And eager to do more for his country.

I asked about his family.“They understand my commitment. It is difficult. But it is what we were called to do,” the Marine Captain said to us.

He didn’t want his name in the newspaper. He said, “There are plenty of people that are doing more than me. Why should I deserve special mention?”

I stopped a Navy Captain who had with him his two small sons and his wife. His wife is obviously Chinese, and I noticed because I spent a few years living among the Chinese. And my bride is Vietnamese. I have a developed eye for Asian faces.

They thought Senator Kerry’s remarks didn’t matter much.

“Nobody should listen to politicians when they lose their cool in the heat of a political squabble. They stop thinking, generally,” said the Captain.

A one star U.S. Army General passed us wearing the wings of a helicopter pilot. “We have a tremendous number of young uniformed men and women fighting, dying and otherwise making sacrifices or giving their all. I have the utmost respect for them. In fact, I love them all and their families too.”

His remarks did not sound practiced. These words were heartfelt.

There is a special breed of men and women in our country that dedicate their lives, their careers and their families to duty, honor and country. You can see their sterling character in the gleam in their eye when you ask them about their service.

“Only about 1 percent of the American population is involved in this thing….One percent of the population is shouldering the burden,” said Retired Maj. Gen. John R. S. Batiste on September 25, 2006 while speaking before the Democratic Policy Committee of the United States Senate.

That makes every man and woman in uniform pretty special, I’d say. And maybe we Americans from the Senators and the members of the House of representatives on down owe them all a terrific debt of gratitude. Most of us live our lives in peaceful splendor and almost limitless weath while about 1 percent sacrifice for us. Every day.

On the way home from the ceremony my wife and I stopped at America’s newest monument: the U.S. Air Force Memorial. Four Air Force Blackhawk helicopters passed over head, reminding us of the airmen all over the world who protect us and keep the peace.

A Lieutenant Colonel wearing the wings of a command pilot sopped us.“I’d rather be in Iraq than here flying a desk at the Pentagon. But we all have our jobs to do. We all have our duty. I don’t complain. But I do sneak up here from time to time to reflect upon all the airmen lost in our nation’s wars,” he said.

To reflect upon and thank them for their service and for giving the ultimate sacrifice I thought.

Nothing stupid about this man. He seemed to have his life and his commitments in perfect order.

And I wish I could say the same about many of our politicians.

John E. Carey is a retired U.S. military officer and former president of International Defense Consultants, Inc.

Senator Kerry’s Thinking Isn’t Working

By John E. Carey
November 2, 2006

“Only about 1 percent of the American population is involved in this thing….One percent of the population is shouldering the burden.” –Retired Maj. Gen. John R. S. Batiste, September 25, 2006; while speaking before the Democratic Policy Committee of the United States Senate.

“Education, if you make the most of it, you study hard, you do your homework and you make an effort to be smart, you can do well. If you don’t, you get stuck in Iraq.”

Senator Kerry seemed to be saying the other day that the one percent of Americans that is actually fighting this war against terror is actually the stupid one percent that didn’t study, apply itself and do their homework.

But he has since apologized so he is off the hook of course.

According to The Boston Globe, at Yale Senator Kerry got four Ds his freshman year - in geology, two history courses and political science.

Senator Kerry was in the U.S. Navy too. That would make him at the bottom, academically, of the “one percent,” we figure.

“I did not have sex with that woman” gained another famous American a pass.

It always amazes me that the “one percent’ are held to a very high standard. In fact, a man or woman in an American military uniform serves in a higher standard than our elected public officials. Say or do anything as deplorable as the two famous utterances referred to above and you’ll find yourself cashiered, if you are a man or women wearing an American military uniform. You’ll undoubtedly be out of that uniform real soon.

Senator Kerry and the other rich guy will continue to wear their expensive suits.

U.S. military officers “serve at the pleasure of the president.”

Our elected officials and pop stars serve at the pleasure of the people.

But do the people really appreciate elitism? Do the people generally support those that attack the Commander in Chief and the men and woman fighting and dying for us all in war?

There are a few dissident voices being heard these last few weeks at Barbara Streisand concerts. When Babs launched into her skit designed to mock and vilify the President of the United States, more than once there have been a few voices of a discordant nature. One paying guest threw a drink at the singing diva this week.

While we do not applaud or condone such unrest, we do notice.

Many American support the “one percent” who are actually fighting and dying in this war and many Americans think that their president was put into a very difficult situation on September 11, 2001.

We often ask Democrats, “What would you do?”

Cut and run is not a strategy nor is it a solution.

And, to use the street lingo, “disrespecting” our men and women in uniform and the President of the United States is not working for me.

Did you happen to see BOR tonight. He had an expert on body language on the program. She analyzed four of his interviews. One was Kerry. He nodded his head yes when he said no and no when he said something affirmative. It was a hoot! Even his body flip flops.

LOL! Good one!! :o)