Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry

Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry ^

[Dan from Michigan]

Here's the site.

Time for the traitor to get picked apart. Pictures are on this site too.

[Fitzcarraldo]

Looking forward to asking my Dad, USMC vet of Korea and
Vietnam, what he thinks of Kerry.

[Fitzcarraldo]

Don't forget, the Dems gave us Clinton and he was voted in twice. The press will spin Kerry into a hero of conscience.

[VaBthang4]

[Balata]

Nice pic.

What's your point?

[T'wit]

As I understand it, he got out early on his SECOND tour, but picked up three purple hearts along with that silver star in the first tour.

He was an opportunist and a skunk when he got back, but his service was evidently highly commendable.

If I am mistaken about this, somebody please make the correction.

[usagrateful]

Swift Boat, Row Boat, Take a slow boat Kerry!!!!!!

[OneTimeLurker]

"but his service was evidently highly commendable. "

I agree and to try to attack him on his time in the service is not only disingenuous but also dishonors veterans.

[kellynla]

Oh Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling...Well Dan let's not use up all our ammo on Ketchup Boy until the 'Rats nominate him...then us Nam Vets will tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth on Mr. Wannabe an Irishman. Slainte!

[Fitzcarraldo]

LOL!

[Outraged]

"I will be voting to give the president of the United States the authority to use force - if necessary - to disarm Saddam Hussein because I believe that a deadly arsenal of weapons of mass destruction in his hands is a real and grave threat to our security." -- John F. Kerry, Oct 2002

[Fitzcarraldo]

I can see it now - the Kerry candidacy will prompt a mass media teach-in on Vietnam - suitably slanted to promote his anti war activities.

[Balata]

Never happen! There are still too many of us Viet Nam Vets still alive and kicking.

[Fitzcarraldo]

Winter Soldier Investigation

Hon. Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon
In the Senate of the United States

Monday, April 5, 1971

MR. HATFIELD. "Mr. President, the moral sensitivity of the Nation has been aroused by the conviction of Lt. William Calley. More clearly than before, this incident has focused the fundamental moral questions that our Nation must confront regarding our conduct in Indochina."

[clintonh8r]

It isn't about what he did in the service. It's about what he did after he got out of the service.

[Balata]

BTTT!

[Kay Soze]

Didn't Kerry toss his medals?

[Time4Atlas2Shrug]

I just emailed it to my Dad a couple of hours ago. I found it on another site. My Dad is a Vietnam army vet who would never throw his medals (or his friend's) away in a pathetic display of venom toward his fellow soldiers. He is quietly proud of his service.