John ("Benedict?") Kerry

Special to FreeRepublic ^ | February 9, 2004 | John Armor (Congressman Billybob)

[RaceBannon]

TAGLINE!

A YAGLINE is an early morning fat finger alert!

uhbooy...

[the invisib1e hand]

if this account is accurate, it suggests that his motive was to enhance someone-in-particular's financial position, and that would be, in my book, an abuse of office.

I suspect there is more to this hero than he is putting on the table.

[ChadGore]

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In 1971 George W. Bush was wearing the uniform with pride, serving his country, and supporting the troops.

In that same year, 1971, Kerry was desecrating our flag, called our troops baby killers, and was openly siding with our enemy.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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'JOHN KERRY = Enemy of Vietnam Vets'


http://www.TheAlamoFILM.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1320

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[NormsRevenge]

BUMP and Good Luck!!!

[neverdem]

Ronnie, thanks for the link.

Kerry is becoming the proverbial poster boy for the term "useful idiot". I think the irony of the contradictions is becoming rather rich.

[neverdem]

BTTT, your tagline is pretty sharp.

[neverdem]

He was also the person making the awards requests, being the Officer present. The ONLY Officer present, I'll guess.

I wonder what his shipmates might say today. After all, they still had to complete their tours after "Pretty Boy" left. Were any of them wounded at the same time as he, or was he the only one in the line of fire?

For some reason, I think we'll find out. BTTT

[Congressman Billybob]

I felt honored when Rush Limbaugh used the word "brilliant" about my writing. I feel honored that you, as one of the able and knowledgeable citizens of FreeRepublic, used the same term about my latest column.

It's not easy to sit down every week and find something unique and worthwhile to say. It's almost as difficult as "teaching a pig to sing," to write with excellence. That's why I seldom rise to that level.

Thank you again.

Cordially,

John / Billybob

[Congressman Billybob]

Hello, my smart and able friend,

Nope, I didn't steal your "yagline." I wrote my column before I saw that you had changed your yagline from "Bigger and more dangerous than you." LOL.

Cordially,

John / Billybob

[inquest]

Bush can win with this one, if he chooses.

He'd have to grow a set, because you know how "divisive" it would be for him to bring that up. But if he does, and doesn't waver, he can get plenty of mileage out of it.

[dirtboy]

ping

[secretagent]

divisive

Yes, we wouldn't want to interrupt the healing process...

Or perhaps we do.

I want Kerry to tell us if he still believes the majority of American soldiers committed war crimes in Vietnam.

That opinion might divide him from the majority of Americans, and even the majority of media stars.

[_Jim]

John Kerry voted for both of the declarations of war which Congress passed as required by the Constitution, and which President Bush used in committing American forces in Afghanistan and Iraq. (Yes, there were two declarations concerning Iraq, in 2001 and 2002

This may already have been 'asked and answered', but, how did Kerry vote on the:

     Iraq Liberation Act of 1998 (PL 105-338)

Then there is this:

Flashback! Letter To Clinton on Iraq from John F'ing Kerry, Levin, Lautenberg, Dodd, Daschle, et al.

   "At the time this letter was written the Senate had already passed the Iraq Liberation Act."

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Well, I did a little research and it seems that Kerry DID vote for the Iraq Liberation Act (which Clinton then signed)!

It may even suit the likes of Senator John Kerry, who announced Sunday that he hopes to run against President Bush in 2004. According to Sen. Kerry, the United States would lack "legitimacy" if it acted without the support of the United Nations. Even though he voted for the Iraq Liberation Act in 1998, Mr. Kerry told NBC's Tim Russert: "I'd not be willing to support the president [in unilateral action against Iraq] if it's just for regime change."

From: www.townhall.com/columnists/frankjgaffneyjr/fg20021203.shtml

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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During the Vietnam War the Enemy Within KERRY mouthed whatever our Terrorist Enemy HO CHI MINH was telling the world about the American Fighting Man in the trenches,

...telling the world and the very South Vietnamese People whose FREEDOM we were fighting so hard to save

The Enemy is now Within...
and always has been.

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[ChadGore]

[PhilDragoo]

if this account is accurate, it suggests that his motive was to enhance someone-in-particular's financial position, and that would be, in my book, an abuse of office.

From Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry

The Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs published in its January 1993 Final Report (page 6) that American servicemen were left behind alive and in captivity.
Kerry's Select Committee staff, in order to soft pedal this abandonment, added in the report "We acknowledge that there is no proof that U.S. POWs survived."
Kerry's "no proof" assertion, was an outright lie. It was an effort by Kerry's pro-Hanoi staff to bury our POW/MIA's and further open the doors to trade with Vietnam.
Kerry maintained there was "no proof U.S. POWs survived," but never produced evidence proving the left behind POWs were dead, or who was responsible for their deaths or where their remains were located.
Kerry never demanded that Vietnam explain.

And VVAJK presents a compelling reason for Kerry's abandonment of our POWs:

C. Stewart Forbes, Chief Executive Officer of Colliers International (Kerry's cousin), was awarded a contract worth billions designating Colliers International as the exclusive real estate agent representing Vietnam.

[prairiebreeze]

One of your best articles Congressman BB.

Ping!

Prairie

[Mo1]

He is deliberately ignorant of the history of the US, the history of other nations, the history of warfare, and especially the history of the UN and before that of the League of Nations. He is a situational fool, and as such he should never get near the White House without a visitor's pass.

Exactly ... Very good article Congressman Billybob

[windchime]

Thanks!