SF180 forms to flood Kerry's office

World Net Daily ^ | February 11, 2005 | Jerome R. Corsi

[spectrout]

So now John Kerry has told both Tim Russert on "Meet the Press" and Don Imus on his morning MSNBC-broadcast radio show that he will sign Standard Form 180. But when? Sometime before 2008, when he has to run for re-election in Massachusetts for the Senate?

A group has formed to help Kerry out. Called "KerrysTreason.com," the group has created a website on which they have archived Standard Form 180, in PDF format. The group is calling for a campaign to flood Kerry's Senate office with SF180s sent in from all over America. The website gives Kerry's Washington office address and lists specific instructions for printing the SF180 and sending it in.

[spectrout]

SEE ALSO: http://www.kerrystreason.com/index.html

[kcvl]

bttt

[SirLurkedalot]

LOL A bunch of us were doing the same thing about a week ago on a toll-free #... Heh Heh Heh!

[PGalt]

bttt

[ken5050]

I just read the article about the Billboards outside the Oscars, "thanking" Holloywood for FOUR MORE YEAR..Great Idea...It occurs to me that this would be a perfect idea..AS billboard somewhere near Kerry's office..in DC or Boston..with a Form 180..on it..his name..the..unsigned..a BIG "?" on it..

[cgbg]

This is hilarious.

I guess it is time again for me to repeat my often-ignored and otherwise rejected theory ( :-) ) that Kerry worked for U.S. Intelligence during and after Vietnam.

That would explain his bizarre phony service record, his rapid move into the Vietnam Veterans Against The War, and his equally rapid move and rise in politics.

Just remember this guy was a Skull and Bones member at Yale (which was a leading intelligence community recruiting tool at the time) and that it was U.S. policy under Nixon to spy on anti-war protestors in an effort to determine the source of their funding.

I could go on, but the bottom line is that I think Kerry has a big big secret to hide that would anger his supporters beyond imagining.

[DJ Taylor]

ping

[Old Sarge]

PING to your favorite vet.

[7.62 x 51mm]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm, never thought of that, c. That would explain some things, wouldn't it? But the guy's such a misfit and a dork, it's hard to think our intel community was scraping the bottom of the barrel, but maybe that's what the situation called for: a dork instead of James Bond.

Grist for the mill...

[ErnBatavia]

He ain't American enough...

[7.62 x 51mm]

Kerry was a spy Ping!

[wolfpat]

A Dishonorable Discharge would also explain it.

[nicmarlo]

bttt

[Zacs Mom]

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ... veeeeeeeeeeery interesting!

[Tweaker]

"Just remember this guy was a Skull and Bones member at Yale (which was a leading intelligence community recruiting tool at the time) and that it was U.S. policy under Nixon to spy on anti-war protestors in an effort to determine the source of their funding.

I could go on, but the bottom line is that I think Kerry has a big big secret to hide that would anger his supporters beyond imagining."

Riiiight, that explains why he is still a communist sympathizer, he's an under cover agent for the CIA.

[SheLion]

SF180 forms to flood Kerry's office

Yeaaaaaaaa!  Wish I were a fly on the wall. LOL!

 

[Zacs Mom]

[DJ Taylor]

"that Kerry worked for U.S. Intelligence during and after Vietnam"

Naah! I don't buy it. I prefer to believe Kerry is nothing but traitorous liberal left scum. If he had worked for any intelligence agency of the time, a much better cover story than his BS would have been created for him.

[PilloryHillary]

BUMP!!!!!

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

While it would explain a few things, I really doubt it. First, Ketchup Boy would never be able to keep his mouth shut. He has to brag about everything he's done, and some he never did. Second, I honestly think he's too dumb to be a clever, covert agent. And as a former "company" man, why'd he vote constantly over the years to gut the military and CIA?

[sure_fine]

"Kerry was a spy Ping!"

was?? hell, he still is

[N. Theknow]

I guess it is time again for me to repeat my often-ignored and otherwise rejected theory ( :-) ) that Kerry worked for U.S. Intelligence during and after Vietnam.

One of the Q.E.D.'s for working in Intelligence is to have at least a smattering of the same.

As Foghorn Leghorn would say, "Kerry, I say, Kerry reminds me of Paul Revere's ride - A little light in the belfry."

[SheLion]

Ping!!!

[WorkingClassFilth]

You mean this TOLL FREE number: 1-866-876-4490?

Just in case other concerned citizens haven't helped Senator Kerry discover America's values, here is more information...

Senator Kerry has a 'Values' hotline where he's asking people to tell him what issues matter to them so that he can speak up for ALL of us in America.

The phone number for F'ing's TOLL FREE 'Values' hotline is: 1-866-876-4490.

Once again, that TOLL FREE number is: 1-866-876-4490

So you don't forget now, that TOLL FREE number is: 1-866-876-4490

I'm sure he would be happy to hear from anyone who has a concern about values. Values being, oh, well, like honesty and, um, integrity. Maybe some folks would like F'ing to share with us all some more details about his military service. You know, like maybe sign the FORM 180 so his complete service record can be made public. After all, Senator John F. Kerry gave his word that he would sign the FORM 180 so we can be sure he'll keep his word. Maybe he's just waiting for some encouragement from his friends...

Once again, that TOLL FREE number is: 866-876-4490.

If calling him @ the TOLL FREE phone number 1-866-876-4490 is incovenient, you could also try his office and residence numbers found here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1337008/posts?page=12#12

[RippleFire]

bump

[katana]

Interesting theory, but my impression of Kerry is that, while he is a glib and articulate (if factually inconsistent) speaker, he's not really all that bright. It takes a very clever person to lie and contradict themself without it becoming obvious or a problem. Gore (who along with Joe Biden is one of the more patently stupid politicians I've ever seen) couldn't pull it off and neither could Kerry. I don't believe your theory is correct but it is an interesting idea nonetheless.

[numberonepal]

But the guy's such a misfit and a dork

Perfect for a spook. Were I a spy I would try to seem like the most boring un-threatening person I could be.

[SirLurkedalot]

Yep, the very one. Thanks WCF.

[sgtbono2002]

Good Move.

[ishabibble]

Your theory is a stretch, but plausible.

Until you read the text of the Christmas in Cambodia speech he delivered on the Senate floor in the late 80's. The good Senator said that he was acting on secret orders from Nixon, who was not sworn into office until weeks later. Not only is Kerry an unrepentant liar, he's really bad at it.

[Arkie2]

Hmm. That's the first time I've seen that theory in "print". Pretty interesting idea but if it were true I think he would have come clean during the election because I honestly think info of this type would have helped him with red staters and silenced the Swift Vets.

[johnandrhonda]

Just printed letter and form 180. In the mail to Kerry today. Also E-mailed to my Vet friends.

[M-cubed]

You may be right... far fetched but possible....

>> "That would explain his bizarre phony service record"<<
How so???...it appears he phonied all the records himself...no higher ups involved in his "cover"...in fact just the opposite occurred...It appears they all saw him as a "loose cannon"!......If he had any kind of intel backing, it would have been done a lot better then him doing phony movie reenactments and self-woundings....IMHO...He got a free pass because he was Jean "FORBES" Kerry...nothing more..nothing less...The intel community had hundreds of "real hero's" that would have gladly infiltrated the anti-war groups...they didn't have to make one up..Logic tells me...when it quacks like a duck...walks like a duck..it's a DUCK!!

[TomGuy]

that it was U.S. policy under Nixon to spy on anti-war protestors in an effort to determine the source of their funding.

That kind of activity pre-dated Nixon and some of it was also conducted by DoD (inside the US).

[esoxmagnum]

When I think of Kerry being labeled as working for the CIA, I conjure up that photo of Elvis in Nixons office in his Karate uniform where he was made a "special investigator to the CIA"

Too funny

[TomGuy]

I have a difficult time accepting that, too.

Kerry skedaddled out of VN as soon as he acquired his medals. Opportunistic with an eye on his future political career.

Kerry returned to VN [about a year] later to re-stage some of his heroics for the camera. Opportunistic with an eye on his future political career.

[cgbg]

If Kerry was truly a spook he has taken an oath to remain silent until the grave.

His later anti-war and anti-CIA activities don't really help the argument either way. Obviously the intellligence community would prefer to have one of their own leading the charge to investigate them, eh?

I will also confess I believe Lee Harvey Oswald was working for U.S. intelligence as a low level operative from 1959 on...

If true that surely rebuts the claim that an agent need have wisdom and intelligence. :-)

My view on Kerry is rooted from meeting the man on two separate occasions where I got to shake his hand, look into his eyes, as well as hear him speak. I have posted elsewhere on this point--but Kerry has a vacant look of someone who is just playing a part and has no sincerity at all.

Thanks for listening, folks.

If you hear about this twenty or thirty years from now remember that I told you so. :-)

[AnAmericanMother]

Occam's Razor.

A clumsy attempt to hide a less-than-honorable discharge as a result of his anti-war activities is a far simpler and hence far more likely explanation.

I shouldn't think anybody who wanted to accomplish any particular goal would hit on JF'nK as their man for the job.

[AnAmericanMother]

The vacant look may simply arise from a lack of any intelligence (or moral center).

I would think that one of the BFOQs for a spook would be a modicum of intelligence . . . and stability, neither of which Kerry has in abundance.

[Arrowhead1952]

LOL...... You need to make that into a "Dead Troll" picture.....

[Kenny Bunk]

I guess it is time again for me to repeat my often-ignored and otherwise rejected theory that Kerry worked for U.S. Intelligence during and after Vietnam.

Not so crazy, but I don't think so, because the Nixon White House went all out to sink Kerry in his Jane-Fonda-Tom-Hayden Days.

However, here's another possible gambit: When Clinton was taking heat for the mysterious as-yet-unexplained years he spent wandering around Russia, East Germany, and Czechoslovakia after he left Oxford under the cloud of a possible rape charge etc, his wonkstaff tried to float the idea that HE was actually a loyal patriot working under cover. No one bought it and they dropped it. Kerry's folks may now be trying the same thing.

Look for Tom Woodward to take up this cudgel. Kerry may well have been a government agent, but I don't think it was for our team. Some day, we'll get the REAL (if indeed there is such a thing a s a "real" KGB File) KGB files on Clinton and Kerry (not to mention Lee Harvey Oswald)... and the Holbrooke fink ...who also spent a lot of time behind the Iron Curtain in his youth.

[TomGuy]

I agree.

Kerry told and retold the Christmas in Cambodia in 1968 lie some 50 times over 35 years (in speeches and in print). No one ever bothered to scrutinize the event until Kerry ran for the Presidency.

Under that scrutiny, the lie didn't hold up.

It was initially told to discredit Nixon by implying that Nixon authorized spying actions in Cambodia. [No one bothered to look at the fact that Nixon was only President-elect in Christmas 1968.]

The facts under scrutiny start to unravel the lies. The CIA secret mission story was the only way Kerry would contain what was left -- by claiming he was on a secret mission and still is prohibited from revealing what it was.

The MSM bought the CIA story to give Kerry cover. Otherwise, the whole Christmas in Cambodia story turns into a humongous lie.

Even in 2004, Kerry's story is that he was sort of confused and there were actually two different missions/stories and he muddled them together. [But even that excuse doesn't hold up under scrutiny because Kerry still can't/won't give the details. He expects everyone to buy his excuse like they would a pig in a poke---and the MSM bought it hook, line and sinker.]

[OXENinFLA]

hehehehehe.............

[Inwoodian]

If he did work for U.S. Intelligence then why the ultra-lefty voting since then?

[spodefly]

BTTT

[kevkrom]

But the guy's such a misfit and a dork, it's hard to think our intel community was scraping the bottom of the barrel

"He's not smart enough to be a spy" is the best compliment a spy can get... think about it, the guy you'd least suspect of being an intelligence officer is the one with the best possible cover.

[cgbg]

I agree there are a lot of Cold War secrets that are still hidden.

If we can actually get a look at Kerry's real military record that should settle this matter one way or the other, so I am in favor of getting the info.

I do think the public has a right to know what the deal is with Kerry, particularly since he remains an elected official (though now largely irrelevant :-) ).

[Kenny Bunk]

Gore (who along with Joe Biden is one of the more patently stupid politicians I've ever seen)

If you think these chaps are morons, try Barbra Boxer on for size. With her room-temperature IQ, her sole function on this planet appears to be to make Dianne Feinstein, Joe Biden, and Jean Querrie look intelligent.

Biden does possess a certain feral cunning absent in Gore and Kerry. But all of these people, and Ted Kennedy too, are the captives of deucedly clever, agenda-driven, left-wing staff wonks who choreograph their every move and utterance. It's one reason the 5 different Damnocrats you see on TV all say the EXACT same thing in their appearances on 5 different shows of a Sunday.

Maybe having the easily-managed stupid up front is a good thing for them.

[cgbg]

why such an ultra-lefty voting record

Because he likes being a Senator from Massachusetts perhaps? ;-)

Massachusetts' entire Congressional delegation is Democratic. It is the largest state in the union where one party holds all Congressional and Senate seats.

You get the picture.