Being an accredited reporter has its advantages, plus being a former undercover operative in the anti-war movement, I could move in their circles without too many problems.
Also, in 1988, POW Mike Benge (AID), AID/NSC Vietnam expert/worker Dolf Droge, and senior POW at the Hanoi Hilton Col. Bud Day, and I made a documentary entitled “The Unauthorized Autobiography of Jane Fonda” for a former CBS VP’s company. It appeared on local TV as well as on Arts & Entertainment.
Also, I have numerous friends in the internal security arena who helped to prepare the House Internal Security Committee report on Jane Fonda (which included her radio broadcasts from Hanoi).
There is still a lot of information that is classified and right now I can’t get to it. If we ever do, watch out Baby Jane.
Some of my writings on Hayden-Fonda appeared in the newsletter “The Pink Sheet on the Left” - “American Sentinel”, from 1970-88, and in various articles in other newspapers.
Some good article on Fonda appeared in Human Events Weekly, for whom I worked (and went to Vietnam/Cambodia as a correspondent, Fall, 1970).
The best philosophy to maintain when dealing with Hayden and Fonda is “To keep better files and outlive the bastards.”
God bless the internet.
She can run, but she can’t hide!
We need more people like you.