Posted on 03/23/2014 8:19:12 PM PDT by absentee
LOL they better put some guards on that door. There are still a couple million Vietnam vets around who dearly hate that witch.
she made urinal targets popular....
Maybe Jane is starting to regret some of her actions and they need to boost her spirits in her final days.
Hopes she gets her act together before the “final curtain”.
How cute, Commies giving Marxist awards to fellow Commies. How novel.
Pray America wakes up
so it’s a vietnamese award...?
I wouldn’t know about those. I don’t usually enter rooms with urinals.
In my opinion, Jane Fonda was complicit in this:
“The first discovery of Communist victims came in the Gia Hoi High School yard, on February 26 ; eventually 170 bodies were recovered.
“In the next few months 18 additional grave sites were found, the largest of which were Tang Quang Tu Pagoda (67 victims), Bai Dau (77), Cho Thong area (an estimated 100), the imperial tombs area (201), Thien Ham (approximately 200), and Dong Gi (approximately 100). In all, almost 1,200 bodies were found in hastily dug, poorly concealed graves.
“At least half of these showed clear evidence of atrocity killings: hands wired behind backs, rags stuffed in mouths, bodies contorted but without wounds (indicating burial alive). The other nearly 600 bore wound marks but there was no way of determining whether they died by firing squad or incidental to the battle.
“The second major group of finds was discovered in the first seven months of 1969 in Phu Thu district-the Sand Dune Finds and Le Xa Tay-and Huong Thuy district-Xuan Hoa-Van Duong-in late March and April. Additional grave sites were found in Vinh Loc district in May and in Nam Hoa district in July. The largest of this group were the Sand Dune Finds in the three sites of Vinh Luu, Le Xa Dong and Xuan 0 located in rolling, grasstufted sand dune country near the South China Sea. Separated by salt-marsh valleys, these dunes were ideal for graves. Over 800 bodies were uncovered in the dunes.
“In the Sand Dune Find, the pattern had been to tie victims together in groups of 10 or 20, line them up in front of a trench dug by local corvee labour and cut them down with submachine gun (a favourite local souvenir is a spent Russian machine gun shell taken from a grave). Frequently the dead were buried in layers of three and four, which makes identification particularly difficult.
“In Nam Hoa district came the third, or Da Mai Creek Find, which also has been called the Phu Cam death march, made on September 19, 1969. Three Communist defectors told intelligence officers of the 101st Airborne Brigade that they had witnessed the killing of several hundred people at Da Mai Creek, about 10 miles south of Hue, in February of 1968. The area is wild, unpopulated, virtually inaccessible. The Brigade sent in a search party, which reported that the stream contained a large number of human bones.
“By piecing together bits of information, it was determined that this is what happened at Da Mai Creek: On the fifth day of Tet in the Phu Cam section of Hue, where some three-quarters of the City’s 40,000 Roman Catholics lived, a large number of people had taken sanctuary from the battle in a local church, a common method in Vietnam of escaping war. Many in the building were not in fact Catholic.
“A Communist political commissar arrived at the church and ordered out about 400 people, some by name and some apparently because of their appearance (prosperous looking and middle-aged businessmen, for example). He said they were going to the “liberated area” for three days of indoctrination, after which each could return home.
“They were marched nine kilometres south to a pagoda where the Communists had established a headquarters. There 20 were called out from the group, assembled before a drumhead court, tried, found guilty, executed and buried in the pagoda yard. The remainder were taken across the river and turned over to a local Communist unit in an exchange that even involved banding the political commissar a receipt. It is probable that the commissar intended that their prisoners should be re-educated and returned, but with the turnover, matters passed from his control.
“During the next several days, exactly how many is not known, both captive and captor wandered the countryside. At some point the local Communists decided to eliminate witnesses: Their captives were led through six kilometres of some of the most rugged terrain in Central Vietnam, to Da Mai Creek. There they were shot or brained and their bodies left to wash in the running stream. The 101st Airborne Brigade burial detail found it impossible to reach the creek overland, roads being non-existent or impassable. The creek’s foliage is what in Vietnam is called double-canopy, that is, two layers, one consisting of brush and trees close to the ground, and the second of tall trees whose branches spread out high above. Beneath is permanent twilight. Brigade engineers spent two days blasting a hole through the double-canopy by exploding dynamite dangled on long wires beneath their hovering helicopters. This cleared a landing pad for helicopter hearses. Quite clearly this was a spot where death could be easily hidden even without burial.
“The Da Mai Creek bed, for nearly a hundred yards up the ravine, yielded skulls, skeletons and pieces of human bones. The dead had been left above ground (for the animists among them, this meant their souls would wander the lonely earth forever, since such is the fate of the unburied dead), and 20 months in the running stream had left bones clean and white.
“Local authorities later released a list of 428 names of personswhom they said had been positively identified from the creek bed remains. The Communists’ rationale for their excesses was elimination of “traitors to the revolution.” The list of 428 victims breaks down as follows: 25 per cent military: two officers, the rest NCO’s and enlisted men; 25 per cent students; 50 per cent civil servants, village and hamlet officials, service personnel of various categories, and ordinary workers.
“The fourth or Phu Thu Salt Flat Finds came in November, 1969, near the fishing village of Luong Vien some ten miles east of Hue, another desolate region. Government troops early in the month began an intensive effort to clear the area of remnants of the local Communist organization. People of Luong Vien, population 700, who had remained silent in the presence of troops for 20 months apparently felt secure enough from Communist revenge to break silence and lead officials to the find. Based on descriptions from villagers whose memories are not always clear, local officials estimate the number of bodies at Phu Thu to be at least 300 and possibly 1,000. “
http://ngothelinh.tripod.com/Hue.html
Just my opinion.
She’s not ‘just another liberal’
Hanoi Jane should be honored for being the best urinal target in history.
-=o=-
Alternate between her and O’butthead screens at the bar (VFW)
Show biz types are always honoring each other for one worthless reason or another. This is just another.
F#CK Jane Fonda and her father and Robert Redford AND ALL THE REST OF THE COMMIE 60’s and 70”s HAS-BEEN movie stars.
I know what I would like to do with them, it involves a portable generator and about 10 weeks alone with them in the desert.
I want to be first in line to piss on her grave.
She should have been tried for treason.
It hangs over us, our troops, and, I dare say, her.
She is not at peace. She was whining last month about growing old and dying. Who does that?
This is some kind of grasp at what she considers eternal life or something.
But this traitor is restless. And we’re going to have to witness the longest dying scene known to man.
It’s just to say that her activities will not be forgotten. It is unhealthy for our nation not to have tried her.
Benghazi is the same.
If you were her wouldn’t you be afraid of dying? I’d be in church praying for forgiveness.
"The nation that doesn't hang its traitors will end up electing traitors."
Traitor!
Isn’t this psycho bitch dead yet?
Henry, you should have sent her back behind the woodshed when you had the chance. Oh, that’s right, you were a beady red-eyed genocidal commie bastard, too. Good riddance.
I hope she drowns in a septic tank’.
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