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The FBI files concerning the VVAW clearly indicate that Mr. John Kerry:

1. Was present at the meeting of November 1971 where the assassination plot was discussed.
A. The plan was not voted on at that time, as was the VVAW policy at the time it was tabled until the next meeting in Feb. of 1972.
B. Information in the FBI documents indicate that the plan was "well received."

2. That far from resigning from the VVAW at the end of the meeting he only resigned from the Executive Committee, and would be able to continue as a national speaker for the group.

3. The plot to assassinate seven US senators was not even the worst part of the plot.
A. Scott Camill stated that he was training twenty men outside of Gainesville Florida to decapitate the leaders of the US Government. (This is the Phoenix Operation) 4. Al Hubbard had briefed the North Vietnamese Communists and the Soviets concerning "Electronic Battlefield Vietnam," a highly secret aspect of the Vietnam war that was an early forerunner of smart weapons and tactics.

"3. The plot to assassinate seven US senators was not even the worst part of the plot. A. Scott Camill stated that he was training twenty men outside of Gainesville Florida to decapitate the leaders of the US Government. (This is the Phoenix Operation) 4. Al Hubbard had briefed the North Vietnamese Communists and the Soviets concerning "Electronic Battlefield Vietnam," a highly secret aspect of the Vietnam war that was an early forerunner of smart weapons and tactics."

Ah....has anybody read this word, and put two and two together, like me???? DECAPITATE??? This should really alarm us all.

Myself, I will be very sceptical of this unless someone comes forward with proof that Kerry stayed on after those assasination meetings. Lack of an official "resignation letter" to me isn't all that important unless it was the custom in that group to resign in writing. To me it seems entirely plausible that someone would verbally announce departure. Of course I don't know all the details but I'm sure I'll learn a lot more about this in days to come. But on first blush it seems like an explosive theory that could make us look like the democrat "conspiracy theorists" - I think we're doing well enough as it is that this sort of thing, unless it's rock solid, could backfire negatively. Proceed with caution.