Veterans, Vietnamese unite to oppose Kerry

World net daily ^ | 10February2004 | © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com

[North Coast Conservative]

I checked, and did not see a posting.

In God We Trust…..Semper Fi!

[Petronski]

BUMP!

[StriperSniper]

To us, he is 'Hanoi John.'"

Ping!

[An.American.Expatriate]

Just curious:

would it be possible to identify the relatives of the civilians killed by Kerry and have them bring charges against him for war crimes? He has admitted he did it - so it should be an open and shut case.

[ohioWfan]

"John Kerry aided and abetted the communist government in Hanoi and has hindered any human rights progress in Vietnam," Tran said.

This is powerful stuff.

Thanks for posting it, conspiratoristo.

[North Coast Conservative]

Ping to Ohio, Pennsylvania;, New York, New Jersey; Canada, and CPAC Attendees, (You know who you are, no need to deny it).

I have asked Joseph Farah of WND if he is going to market these bumper stickers. If he isn't I have asked for the rights.

How many would you like?

In God We Trust…..Semper Fi!

[jempet]

I want that bumper sticker. I would display it proudly.

[PISANO]

War crimes..

John "EFFING" Kerry admitted under oath during his appearence before the Senate that he committed the "ATROCITIES" that he described and attributed to all Vietnam Vets. He is a SELF AVOWED war criminal. And HE is the BEST the Democrats can come up with, "he is the only one ELECTABLE", what a sad commentary for this national party.

[eastforker]

Damn, just noticed the gal between john and jane, it looks like a young janet "poppins" Reno.

[North Coast Conservative]

You might have to contact World Net Daily.

I will keep you posted.

[narby]

After the anti-war, pro-Hanoi folks prevented us from even helping the So. Vietnamese, even under the rules of the 1973 peace treaty, they have blood on their hands.

Someone needs to do some history channel type stories on Vietnam from Dec. 72 through 1975 and how they relate to anti-war politics.

Around 3 million people died because we weren't allowed to help them. That's a fact.

[Abynormal]

>>it looks like a young janet "poppins" Reno.<<

I'm thinking that back in 1970, Janet was still a man.

[JimRed]

Oliver North is on with Sean Hannity right now. he just said that John Kerry has the blood of US troops on his hands due to his VVAW activities when he got back to the states. He quoted General Giap's memiors, too.

Another of the many "useful idiots" on the left.

[sauropod]

I'd like a couple.

[tet68]

Oooo, that's cold, or was it before the FIRST of her sex Change operations.

[thesummerwind]

That bumper sticker will make Hillary the candidate, if you pull it out before the Dem. Convention!

[jimbo123]

Benedict Arnold: A War Veteran & Traitor

[angkor]

I'm posting this in the entirety since it's in the Google cache but no longer on the web site:

Washington August 5, 2002

Vietnamese-American across the U.S will have a week-long Rally in front Senator John Kerry?s office from 8/19 to 8/23/2002; 8:00am ? 5:00pm each day

Senator John Kerry: WHY?

Today Vietnamese-Americans across the U.S. launch a nationwide campaign to call on Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts to support the Vietnamese people instead of their Communist persecutors, to respect the right of his 99 colleagues in the Senate to vote on the Viet Nam Human Rights Act, and to listen to the voices of the 1.2 million Vietnamese-Americans.

On September 6, 2001, the House of Representatives passed the Viet Nam Human Rights Act overwhelmingly, by 410 to one. This Act was crated so as to ensure that trade with Viet Nam will promote democracy, civil society and human rights, and not the Communist Party's monopoly on power.

However, when this Act arrived in the Senate Sen. Kerry single-handedly placed an indefinite hold on this bill, denying his 99 fellow Senators the opportunity to vote on the bill. Sen. Kerry?s hold will practically kill this bill when the 107th Congress adjourns later this year. As justification, Sen. Kerry cited an outdated U.S. State Department Report on Human Rights Practices, which according to him "noted measurable improvement in some areas, including the release of some political and religious prisoners and a continuing trend toward reduced government interference in the daily lives of most citizens."

Ironically, the most up-to-date State Department Report, issued in March of this year, paints a totally different picture: "The [Vietnamese] Government's poor human rights record worsened in some respects and it continued to commit numerous, serious abuses. The Government continued to repress basic political and some religious freedoms and abuses by the Government increased. The Government continued to restrict significantly civil liberties on grounds of national security and societal stability."

In fact, over the past ten months Viet Nam has stepped up its persecution of religious leaders, arrested numerous intellectuals and writers who demanded freedom of expression, and cracked down on veteran Communists who denounced high-level corruption in the government. Sen. Kerry has evidently sent the wrong message to the Vietnamese dictators: they can persecute their own people with impunity and still count on a powerful U.S. Senator to shield them from any U.S. criticisms or sanctions.

Challenged by the latest Department of State Report, Sen. Kerry has found a new, different line of defense for his indefensible, misguided and harmful position. He now claims that he and Sen. John McCain oppose the bill for fear that "it may hinder rather than advance the cause of human rights in Vietnam." He has failed to explain how this bill, which supports human rights and religious freedom in Viet Nam, could make Viet Nam?s human rights conditions any worse than what they have become over the past 10 months. There is no indication or evidence that the Senator from Arizona has ever joined Sen. Kerry in opposing the Viet Nam Human Rights Act.

Vietnamese-Americans and human rights advocates across the country have joined force to call on Sen. Kerry to support the suppressed people of Viet Nam instead of finding endless excuses for the Communist dictators. Sen. Kerry should immediately release his hold on the Viet Nam Human Rights Act. By letting this bill die in the Senate, Sen. Kerry will also kill the hope of over 80 million Vietnamese for liberty and human dignity.

Our campaign, launched today, will go beyond this election year and, if necessary, will continue until the Presidential election of 2004.

Based on this spirit, the Vietnamese-American communities will send their group representatives to Boston to protest in front of Senator John Kerry?s office frm August 19 to 23, 2002 beginning at 8:00 am until 5:00pm each day.

Based on this nation?s virtues of humanitarianism and equality for all, we hope to have all of your support in serving this worthy cause to enhance awareness of this growing concern for the suppressed populations in Vietnam.

You can help stop Vietnam?s human rights abuse by contact Senator John Kerry at (202) 224-2742 0r (617) 565-8519 or e-mail to: John-Kerry@kerry.senate.gov

Thank you and God bless you.

[Katya]

great bumper sticker!!!