Kerry in Cuba: ‘I Feel Very Much at Home Here’

Breitbart ^ | 08/14/2015 | Pam Key

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Friday, at the U.S. embassy in Cuba flag-raising ceremony celebrating the re-establishment of diplomatic relations, Secretary of State John Kerry said he felt “very much at home” in the country ruled by the authoritarian Castro regime.

[SkyDancer]

Then stay you traitor - take your GF Hanoi Jane with you for company.

[Garvin]

“Kerry in Cuba: I Feel Very Much at Home Here”

Good, why don’t you stay there forever.

[Fresh Wind]

Kerry needs to come back in time to launch his run for the presidency.

[onedoug]

Kerry was lucky to get out of Vietnam before he was fragged.

[beethovenfan]

Please stay there.

[cva66snipe]

I wish Kerry and all the Obama administration would resign & move there NOW!

[ronnie raygun]

good take your ugly wife with you

[SunkenCiv]

"I love the smell of a single party state dictatorship in the morning."

[vpintheak]

Commie is as Commie does. Kerry is a commie.

[GingisK]

So would Jane Fonda. Hey! We’ll all help you both pack for the move.

[Dqban22]

NEVER FORGET KERRY’S BETRAYAL OF THE AMERICAN HEROES THAT FOUGHT IN VIETMAN... Cuba is his natural habitat.

We remember well what critics of the Vietnam War said about the troops. In his infamous 1971 testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, John Kerry said they had acted “in a fashion reminiscent of Genghis Khan,” that they had “raped, cut off ears, cut off heads,” and done worse to civilians in the ravaged south.

Kerry’s organization, Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW), wrote in a September 1970 flyer:

If you had been Vietnamese —

We might have burned your house We might have shot your dog

We might have shot you We might have raped your wife and daughter

We might have turned you over to the government for torture

We might have taken souvenirs from your property We might have shot things up a bit

We might have done all these things to you and your whole town

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/222795/slandering-american-soldier-mackubin-thomas-owens