What you really have to know about Kerry - from a vet
This should answer any question concerning why I despise that miserable ass hole, Kerry. I, personally, left more than 100 of my close personal friends over there when I came home from <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
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lace>Viet Nam</st1lace></st1:country-region>. Most of them never came back, because they had perished in service to their country but just over 40 of them had the great good fortune to only spend 7 years or a little more with the brutal friends of Mr. Kerry, being tortured, for the war crimes that Mr. Kerry so benevolently accused them of. Something that America has never appropriately apologized to them for and for which Ass Hole Kerry, Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark each particularly owe an immense apology; having adding a huge additional load to the burden of these men. Men, so apparently inadequate that they just served their country as they were asked, with no complaint and no draft dodging. Jane Fonda was so generous as to give to the captive's jailers the name and service number of each of the prisoners after they were forced to salute, shake hands, kow-tow to and kiss the ass of the traitorous *****. When they passed their personal info written on tiny bits of paper to her during the hand shaking so she could pass them on to their families that they might know the circumstances and fate of these, “wonderful men”, George Patton might say, serving honorably and without complaint serving us and their country, she passed those secreted bits of paper to their captors. For Ms. Fonda’s gratuitous act these men were beaten and tortured for hours each day for several weeks in thanks for trying to get their names to their families. Treatment like the “Rope Trick” wherein the wrists are tied together and the rope is wound round and round around the lower arms, the elbows and finally the upper arms, being pulled tightly together, eventually dislocating the shoulders and leaving the men for dozens of hours like this until the agony from the return of blood causes unbelievable pain for sometimes many days. Lovely people these friends of Mr. Kerry. If the captors were particularly angry with the prisoner he was hung from the ceiling by the rope being passed through the ropes at his elbows and left there sometimes all day or all night. Some have confided to me that it made sleeping very difficult at best. My 1<SUP>st</SUP> roommate at the academy had one of his captors force his thumb and 2 of his fingers in past his eyeball and squeeze it. Have someone try that one on you some day.
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These courageous men, very much like a lot of the other probably much less courageous, including myself, who came home not nearly so unfortunate and now from all of whom suicide has been claiming an average of more than 50,000 lives each year for the past several years. (Some day avail yourself of the opportunity and see Return with honor, the story of several of the POWs, in which Admiral Jeremiah Denton, who later served honorably in the National Congress, salutes the ranking officer as he turns over the command of the 1<SUP>st</SUP> Prisoner of War Wing to the ranking official present says, “It is out honor to have served our country under difficult circumstances.” I believe so.) Every man on that airplane had been a POW for more than 7 years and 22 of the 40 were close personal friends of mine. These suicides have been of men who Kerry shamelessly heaped lies and shame upon, men who were spat upon for honorably serving their country because of the terrible publicity from self-servers like Kerry. The real shame lies with people like Kerry, Fonda and Clark, who made publicity and political script of the misfortunes of others. Apparently Kerry somehow considers and represents himself as the only American who served with any degree of honor. The tune has changed, as he seeks now to reap benefit from his "honorable" service, and now acknowledges murdering, instead of capturing, a horribly injured and disabled Vietnamese. Hero my ass, give me a ******* break. <o></o>
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Mr. Kerry's picture hangs in the war museum of North Vietnam alongside the pictures of the other heroes of their great revolution, like Ho Chi Minh who personally ordered the vicious brutalizing of our POWs. Such a great and caring nation that they finally removed an abscess which had been allowed to progress down to the femur bone of a black friend of mine, Fred Cherry, who was in a Prisoner of War camp; they did the removal on the same night they marched the rest of the prisoners through Hanoi so that the people, who had been aroused and radicalized in preparation, could beat them with clubs and could stone them, and this they accomplished with no anesthesia. Lovely people our “would be” next president chooses for friends. <st1:country-region><st1lace>North Viet Nam</st1lace></st1:country-region>, that is where Kerry apparently demonstrated real heroics. It would be a cold day in Hell that I could ever "honor" Mr. Kerry as "my" president. He and his despicable actions in "qualifying" himself to prepare to run for office, led directly to the death of numerous of my friends; Fred Cherry was just one of the fortunate ones who actually did live to return.
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One of these “GOOD“ men, Sam Waters, graduated next to me from the Academy. He was never heard of after being interviewed by a communist war correspondent in <st1:City><st1lace>Hanoi</st1lace></st1:City> in 1969. He and I had flipped a coin to see who would go down from Kadena Air Base for a couple of weeks after Korat Air Base had a disastrous day and lost 7 pilots from a flight of 24 aircraft. Some of those 7 men were very likely ones who suffered from Mr. Kerry’s war propaganda efforts for the N. Viet Namese. Maybe Sam died because of Kerry, he had been reported uninjured and in good health by the Pole, although the entire press was guilty of lying about the treatment our prisoners received.
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Making political capital of the misfortune of thousands of courageous American Service Men, is a despicable, traitorous act for which there should never be any national forgiveness, much less any admiration and adulation. Mr. Kerry is a self-centered, unconscionable, egomaniacal, traitor. I am not a particular fan of Mr. Bush nor did I particularly favor entry into conflict with Mr. Saddam Hussein, I have seen enough of war for one lifetime. However, the fact remains that Saddam was paying $25,00 "blood money" insurance (read:rewards) to the families of zealot, suicide bomber, terrorist, maniacs who were willing to sacrifice themselves to Allah's honor in order to kill Israelis or Americans, Great Satans. It is not me that is considered a Great Satan, it is us, you too. Maybe everyone else has forgotten the pictures of people jumping from the <st1lace><st1
laceName>World</st1laceName> <st1laceName>Trade</st1laceName> <st1laceType>Center</st1laceType></st1lace>. I CAN'T FORGET. Why hasn't the press shown us the pictures of the 12-16 ton Mig-25s, wings removed, encased in plastic, buried under 50 feet of Iraqi sand, needing only to have the plastic removed and the wings replaced to fly into combat to return to terrorizing Iraq’s citizens upon Hussein’s return? I have seen the pictures of them and of the men who were removing them from their burial places in the sand with cranes. Is the press afraid that we might start asking how much easier it would be to bury the WMD (weapons of mass destruction) than it as those airplanes? I am just wondering how long it will take to find some of those WMD; they were certainly there 10 and 12 years ago to be used on the Kurds by Hussein.
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I mean no offense, simply, I detest Kerry and all of his personal characteristics that he has displayed throughout his political life. Vote for Kerry, just be aware of the type person for whom you are voting. I find the man intolerable and wish him great ill for the terrible acts he has perpetrated.<o></o>
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Patches will be OK, my <st1:City><st1lace>Phoenix</st1lace></st1:City> buddy thought he was catching the flu today and suggested I might want to delay my visit and I agreed wholeheartedly. If you find this overly offensive just call me and lay my things out on your porch, I will pick them up and leave a check to cover the invoice for your time. Occasionally I feel the need to state where I stand. This probably needs no further elaboration.<o></o>
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This should answer any question concerning why I despise that miserable ass hole, Kerry. I, personally, left more than 100 of my close personal friends over there when I came home from <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
ffice:smarttags" /><st1:country-region><st1lace>Viet Nam</st1lace></st1:country-region>. Most of them never came back, because they had perished in service to their country but just over 40 of them had the great good fortune to only spend 7 years or a little more with the brutal friends of Mr. Kerry, being tortured, for the war crimes that Mr. Kerry so benevolently accused them of. Something that America has never appropriately apologized to them for and for which Ass Hole Kerry, Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark each particularly owe an immense apology; having adding a huge additional load to the burden of these men. Men, so apparently inadequate that they just served their country as they were asked, with no complaint and no draft dodging. Jane Fonda was so generous as to give to the captive's jailers the name and service number of each of the prisoners after they were forced to salute, shake hands, kow-tow to and kiss the ass of the traitorous *****. When they passed their personal info written on tiny bits of paper to her during the hand shaking so she could pass them on to their families that they might know the circumstances and fate of these, “wonderful men”, George Patton might say, serving honorably and without complaint serving us and their country, she passed those secreted bits of paper to their captors. For Ms. Fonda’s gratuitous act these men were beaten and tortured for hours each day for several weeks in thanks for trying to get their names to their families. Treatment like the “Rope Trick” wherein the wrists are tied together and the rope is wound round and round around the lower arms, the elbows and finally the upper arms, being pulled tightly together, eventually dislocating the shoulders and leaving the men for dozens of hours like this until the agony from the return of blood causes unbelievable pain for sometimes many days. Lovely people these friends of Mr. Kerry. If the captors were particularly angry with the prisoner he was hung from the ceiling by the rope being passed through the ropes at his elbows and left there sometimes all day or all night. Some have confided to me that it made sleeping very difficult at best. My 1<SUP>st</SUP> roommate at the academy had one of his captors force his thumb and 2 of his fingers in past his eyeball and squeeze it. Have someone try that one on you some day. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
fficeffice" /><o> </o>These courageous men, very much like a lot of the other probably much less courageous, including myself, who came home not nearly so unfortunate and now from all of whom suicide has been claiming an average of more than 50,000 lives each year for the past several years. (Some day avail yourself of the opportunity and see Return with honor, the story of several of the POWs, in which Admiral Jeremiah Denton, who later served honorably in the National Congress, salutes the ranking officer as he turns over the command of the 1<SUP>st</SUP> Prisoner of War Wing to the ranking official present says, “It is out honor to have served our country under difficult circumstances.” I believe so.) Every man on that airplane had been a POW for more than 7 years and 22 of the 40 were close personal friends of mine. These suicides have been of men who Kerry shamelessly heaped lies and shame upon, men who were spat upon for honorably serving their country because of the terrible publicity from self-servers like Kerry. The real shame lies with people like Kerry, Fonda and Clark, who made publicity and political script of the misfortunes of others. Apparently Kerry somehow considers and represents himself as the only American who served with any degree of honor. The tune has changed, as he seeks now to reap benefit from his "honorable" service, and now acknowledges murdering, instead of capturing, a horribly injured and disabled Vietnamese. Hero my ass, give me a ******* break. <o
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> </o>Mr. Kerry's picture hangs in the war museum of North Vietnam alongside the pictures of the other heroes of their great revolution, like Ho Chi Minh who personally ordered the vicious brutalizing of our POWs. Such a great and caring nation that they finally removed an abscess which had been allowed to progress down to the femur bone of a black friend of mine, Fred Cherry, who was in a Prisoner of War camp; they did the removal on the same night they marched the rest of the prisoners through Hanoi so that the people, who had been aroused and radicalized in preparation, could beat them with clubs and could stone them, and this they accomplished with no anesthesia. Lovely people our “would be” next president chooses for friends. <st1:country-region><st1
lace>North Viet Nam</st1lace></st1:country-region>, that is where Kerry apparently demonstrated real heroics. It would be a cold day in Hell that I could ever "honor" Mr. Kerry as "my" president. He and his despicable actions in "qualifying" himself to prepare to run for office, led directly to the death of numerous of my friends; Fred Cherry was just one of the fortunate ones who actually did live to return. <o
></o>One of these “GOOD“ men, Sam Waters, graduated next to me from the Academy. He was never heard of after being interviewed by a communist war correspondent in <st1:City><st1
lace>Hanoi</st1lace></st1:City> in 1969. He and I had flipped a coin to see who would go down from Kadena Air Base for a couple of weeks after Korat Air Base had a disastrous day and lost 7 pilots from a flight of 24 aircraft. Some of those 7 men were very likely ones who suffered from Mr. Kerry’s war propaganda efforts for the N. Viet Namese. Maybe Sam died because of Kerry, he had been reported uninjured and in good health by the Pole, although the entire press was guilty of lying about the treatment our prisoners received. <o
></o>Making political capital of the misfortune of thousands of courageous American Service Men, is a despicable, traitorous act for which there should never be any national forgiveness, much less any admiration and adulation. Mr. Kerry is a self-centered, unconscionable, egomaniacal, traitor. I am not a particular fan of Mr. Bush nor did I particularly favor entry into conflict with Mr. Saddam Hussein, I have seen enough of war for one lifetime. However, the fact remains that Saddam was paying $25,00 "blood money" insurance (read:rewards) to the families of zealot, suicide bomber, terrorist, maniacs who were willing to sacrifice themselves to Allah's honor in order to kill Israelis or Americans, Great Satans. It is not me that is considered a Great Satan, it is us, you too. Maybe everyone else has forgotten the pictures of people jumping from the <st1
lace><st1laceName>World</st1laceName> <st1laceName>Trade</st1laceName> <st1laceType>Center</st1laceType></st1lace>. I CAN'T FORGET. Why hasn't the press shown us the pictures of the 12-16 ton Mig-25s, wings removed, encased in plastic, buried under 50 feet of Iraqi sand, needing only to have the plastic removed and the wings replaced to fly into combat to return to terrorizing Iraq’s citizens upon Hussein’s return? I have seen the pictures of them and of the men who were removing them from their burial places in the sand with cranes. Is the press afraid that we might start asking how much easier it would be to bury the WMD (weapons of mass destruction) than it as those airplanes? I am just wondering how long it will take to find some of those WMD; they were certainly there 10 and 12 years ago to be used on the Kurds by Hussein.<o
></o>I mean no offense, simply, I detest Kerry and all of his personal characteristics that he has displayed throughout his political life. Vote for Kerry, just be aware of the type person for whom you are voting. I find the man intolerable and wish him great ill for the terrible acts he has perpetrated.<o
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> </o>Patches will be OK, my <st1:City><st1
lace>Phoenix</st1lace></st1:City> buddy thought he was catching the flu today and suggested I might want to delay my visit and I agreed wholeheartedly. If you find this overly offensive just call me and lay my things out on your porch, I will pick them up and leave a check to cover the invoice for your time. Occasionally I feel the need to state where I stand. This probably needs no further elaboration.<o></o><o
> </o><st1:City><st1
lace>Roy</st1lace></st1:City><o></o>
hmmmm, wonder who this ghost "howboutthat" belongs too???? 2-1 its Lameface.....what a pre-adolescent.
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Christ dude quit skipping classes and get on with your education. I'm sure the folks would appreciate it if you'd stop wasting their money.:think:
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Howboutthat
Christ dude quit skipping classes and get on with your education. I'm sure the folks would appreciate it if you'd stop wasting their money.:think:
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He's appealing to the natural Bush demographics: People who think you are right if you shout louder than the other person. That's why Dubya cuts funding so much for education as the ignorant voter is his best friend.
I still hold to my theory that Karl Rove is the 7th child of Joe Goebels. The one his parents didn't poison in the bunker at end of WWII.
I still hold to my theory that Karl Rove is the 7th child of Joe Goebels. The one his parents didn't poison in the bunker at end of WWII.
