Posted on 10/26/2004 2:37:42 AM PDT by The Raven
John Kerry has called truthfulness "the fundamental test of leadership." He told National Guard veterans last month, "As president, I will always be straight with you — on the good days and the bad days." He has repeatedly said President Bush fails the test, especially when it comes to foreign policy. All the richer, then, is yesterday's revelation that, for political purposes, Mr. Kerry fabricated a meeting with the "entire" U.N. Security Council in October 2002 just before the United Nations voted to authorize the use of force in Iraq.
As Joel Mowbray reported in the Washington Times yesterday, of the 15 ambassadors who sat on the council in 2002, four say they have never even met Mr. Kerry. Neither has their staff. Mr. Kerry met individually with the French, Singaporean and Cameroon delegates, Mr. Mowbray confirmed. But no all-encompassing meeting with Security Council members ever took place the way Mr. Kerry said it did. For more than a year, the phantom meeting had been a useful cudgel for Mr. Kerry's attacks on the president.
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(Excerpt) Read more at washtimes.com ...
Yeah, right.....
Kerry wouldn't know the truth if it hit him square in the face. Of course he'll tell you truth is a four letter word.
The Phantom would never meet with John Kerry.
The editorial certainly pulls no punches. Kerry seems to have a real fondness for phantom meetings. Some didn't exist and he says they did; others existed and he strenuously denies them.
>>The editorial certainly pulls no punches. Kerry seems to have a real fondness for phantom meetings. Some didn't exist and he says they did; others existed and he strenuously denies them.
...and he accuses Bush of lies when there was no such thing.
Phantom meetings, yeah that's for sure.
And then he threw those phantom medals over the White House fence too. Or was it just the ribbons? But were they his own medals?
"No, Charlie, you didn't see me throw my medals over the fence"
"But I was there, I saw you throw your medals over the fence"
The phantom's answer?
They were somebody else's medals? or just the ribbons, not the medals?
What???,
"Yeah that's the ticket" says Mr. sKerry
What he is, is the phantom liar.
So he didn't meet with security council, he wasn't @ game 6 , he wasn't in Cambodia, he only visited with the enemy because he bumped into them on his "honeymoon". How is this guy still in this race? 3 letters-MSM!!
>>he wasn't @ game 6
I didn't hear about that one - what's the story?
From another Freeper...
THE BIG QUESTION: "Senator Kerry, when you say you defended this country as a young man and you will defend it as commander in chief, does that mean that, if elected, you will defend it for four months and then attack it for the next thirty years?"
Then it's noted that, "Kerry married the former Julia Thorne, a Philadelphia heiress, in 1970 in Bay Shore, N.Y. They honeymooned in Jamaica" in this thread.
He spent 4 months in Nam, then came back home and has been trashing the US ever since.
I think it was the 1985 WS, he said he was at the famous game 6 (I was only 5, so I don't know the details) when it has been proven he wasn't. It was posted here several times yesterday.
There was a thread on that yesterday (can't find it)...But the NY Times is the source.....and the Kerry camp provided the misinformation. It's all propoganda
Just wondering if anyone has seen a list of Jean-Fraudes' "Top Ten Lies" -- might be a nifty way to remind voters of his 'truth record.'
-"As president, I will always be straight with you ..."-
Hmm...he's not president yet, now IS he?
Only the Shadow knows.
Well, where DID he honeymoon, Jamaica or Paris?
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