Jane Fonda -- QVC Axed Me Over Possible Protests (There may be hope for America after all!

TMZ ^ | 7/16.2011 | TMZ

[frankenMonkey]

There may be hope after all! (Other than the fact that I visited TMZ.com!) Of over 100 comments posted on the TMZ site, ALL of them blast Jane for being the traitor that she is. And TMZ is mostly read by young 'uns, so maybe they're getting it after all.

[nuconvert]

Lol. Good!

[mylife]

Jane you ignorant slut!
Nobody cares that you opposed the war.
What is unforgivable is that you committed treason in aiding the enemy.

[sinanju]

I’m lovin’ it.

I’ll bet if someone told her back in ‘72 that this would be dogging her 39 years later she would have laughed.

Who’s laughing now?

[RIghtwardHo]

Ah yes. Hanoi, Jane. I remember it well. Boy were we furious. We just wished they’d send her over for a visit with we troops.

[Guenevere]

Even if that was ALL she did, it would be enough to warrant the shunning she deserves.

Sadly she did much more to endanger and lead our soldiers to death.

[Kimmers]

Jane

People don’t like you.

Regards,

[reagan_fanatic]

"I have never done anything to hurt my country or the men and women who have fought and continue to fight for us."

Lying sack of sh*t.

[mylife]

QVC should market these:

Millions have been sold!!

[alloysteel]

We don’t forget, Jane.

There is still a large institutional memory of your intransigent behavior, in the face of peril to our troops. You chose the side you would place your allegiance with, and it was not America.

May that haunt you to your final resting place. But be assured, there shall be no rest.

Ever.

[Shady]

Gee Hanoi Hane, Payback is a female dog, ain’t it?
You see, you trashed us, and now, the penultimate capitalistic organization, QVC, understands that you are TOXIC!
Buh Bye!
And I wouldn’t buy your idiot book for anything.

[SevenofNine]

Sometime TMZ reader get it right this time they get it right they got it just stupid MSN media just don’t get it

[Tupelo]

Jane, I for one will be willing to pay money for the opportunity to piss on your grave.
I wonder if QVC will be selling those opportunities.
Soon I hope.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

[frankenMonkey]

You raise an interesting point - where can they bury her?
Unless it’s behind locked gates far away from public access, her grave will become a multi-generational desecration destination.

[BwanaNdege]

“Jane Fonda — QVC Axed Me “

Jane, I had no idea that you spoke Ebonics! Right on, right on, right on!

By the way, what was it that they axed you?
Did you know the answer?
Inquiring minds want to know?

Probably not.

[Harold Shea]

For sure aiding the enemy in time of war

Bet she wished at the time she could have fired at American

planes

Remember her at Ft Bragg in the FTA demonstrations

The sorry @@tch should be ashamed for the lives of American

that were lost because of her encouraging the vc that

all they had to to was hold out..turned out it worked

I truly hate this evil woman

[B4Ranch]

Call and say Thank you ---- Customer Service 800-367-9444

[YankeeReb]

I have never done anything to hurt my country or the men and women who have fought and continue to fight for us."

Maybe someone who was in the service at the time, or someone more knowledgeable than yours truly can help me out with this. I've heard the story that when Fonda made her trip to Hanoi to visit with her comrades (the NVA of course) , she was taken on a tour of a prison camp full of U.S. military personnel. Supposedly she shook their hands and a few of them slipped her a piece of paper with his service number on it. The reason was for Jane to let the folks at home know they were still alive and were captured. Instead Fonda gave those slips of paper to the NVA guards before leaving. The prisoners who tried to get a message out were subsequently tortured.

The question is , is this a true story or is it an urban legend?