Wouldn't it be funny if Iran ratted Kerry out after their donation was noticed just recently?
After all, Kerry from out of nowhere started up with that darned weird direct-to-Iran statement in the 2nd debate about giving them nuclear fuel. Wonder if that was a nod to them 'message received', and an underhanded method to continue "private" foreign policy.
Don't get me wrong, I think that Iran has the capability and general wish to destroy Israel & the US in a heartbeat. They can generally not be trusted at all.
But - What if Kerry's behaviour revolts even them?
Just would kind of underscore the statement earlier this week from some official in Iran saying that Bush was trustworthy at least. (and that was downright "Twilight Zone" to read)
Someone just gave me this link
http://www.slobodan-milosevic.org/news/kerry101804.htm
KERRY CAMPAIGN FINANCED BY TERRORISTS
October 18, 2004
Written by: Andy Wilcoxson
John Kerry, the Democratic presidential candidate, is being given money by an Albanian terrorist organization known as the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA or UCK in Albanian).
The KLA is currently smuggling weapons into Kosovo as part of a plot to attack American and other UN peacekeepers, should the UN Security Counsel refuse their demand for Kosovo's secession from Serbia and Montenegro.
While at the fundraiser, they openly identify themselves as the KLA. Kraniqi is seen introducing himself and his brothers-in-arms to Wesley Clark (Commander of the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, and former Democratic presidential candidate). Kraniqi says, "Mr. Clark. This is your group, your KLA." Clark then praises the group saying, "They fought against tremendous odds."
Then, Richard Holbrooke (Kerry's Sr. Foreign Policy Adviser), who apparently knows one of the terrorists, comes over and jokingly says, "He almost got me killed." To which Kraniqi quips, "He would not let his Kalashnikov go. He will keep his Kalashnikov." Then Holbrooke, Clark, and this group of KLA terrorists all have a good laugh.
It is rather disturbing to see these high officials in the Democratic Party having such a relaxed and friendly exchange with a group of terrorists, eventhough they have just given thousands of dollars to John Kerry’s campaign.
Kraniqi makes clear that he expects a quid-pro-quo for his donation. He says, "With money you can do amazing things in this country. Senators and congressmen are looking for donations. If you fund them and raise the money they need for their campaign they pay you back."
http://www.slobodan-milosevic.org/news/kerry101804.htm