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To: jbarkley
Hannity should be pounding on this guy.

Viet Nam Veterans of America

"..In December 1981, Muller and a delegation from the VVA made a pilgrimage to Hanoi to meet with the Communist Government of Vietnam. Muller laid a wreath on Ho's grave inscribed, "With respect, from the Vietnam Veterans of America." A fifty-minute documentary titled, "Going Back:Return to Vietnam" ran on public TV. At the tomb of Ho, Muller stated, "You do have an immediate sense of respect, I can tell you that, too. Cannot help but have respect for the man." (Muller made many many anti-American statements while in North Vietnam, including saying America massacred hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese because they refused to give up their freedom.) Muller said, "I consider myself very much a patriotic American." (So does Jane Fonda Mr. Muller)..."

After Muller's wound he did a 180 and became super protester and has not stopped. He is the "Stockholm Syndrome" on wheels. Because of his wound, recieved in the line of duty, that left him paralyzed he has been tolerated however much he has lied. Even tonight on Hannity, he said Nixon was impeached for "lying about the war", which everyone knows is not the case. He has been given a pass for too long.

65 posted on 10/15/2004 6:49:00 PM PDT by Anti-Bubba182
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To: Anti-Bubba182

OMG I LOVE HANNITY!!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA


69 posted on 10/15/2004 6:49:45 PM PDT by Thumbellina (As I recall, Kerry referred to terrorism as "overrated".)
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To: Anti-Bubba182

Maybe he's for Kerry because he wants to walk again.


70 posted on 10/15/2004 6:49:53 PM PDT by jbarkley (America's light doesn't flicker, Senator Edwards, some people just close their eyes.)
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