[PhilDragoo]

I recommend the seminal book about Fonda's antiwar activities by Henry and Erika Hollzer, "Aid and Comfort" Jane Fonda in North Vietnam. It is a well-documented book with hundreds of footnotes. The Holzers make a compelling case that Fonda should have been tried for treason using legal precedent and the Constitution. The VVAW association is also included.

AID AND COMFORT: Jane Fonda in North Vietnam

On page 80, the Holzers use an excerpt from the Wall Street Journal interview with Bui Tin, "How North Vietnam Won the War", August 3, 1995:

Q: Was the American antiwar movement important to Hanoi's Victory?

A: It was essential to our strategy.

Author of the important Following Ho Chi Minh: The Memoirs of a North Vietnamese Colonel, Bui enlisted at age 18 in the Vietnamese People's Army. He worked as a journalist and editor for the Communist army newspaper in Hanoi during the Vietnam War. In this position, Bui worked in close proximity to Ho Chi Minh -- and the American POWs.

Kerry's slandering of all American fighting men as "war criminals, murderers and rapists" reversed the defeat of the Communist Tet Offensive.

Kerry and VVAW won the Vietnam War and defeated America.

Kerry: anti-defense, anti-intelligence, anti-American.

[kabar]

Thanks for the website. I purchased the book through Amazon after watching a presentation by the Holzers on C-SPAN. It really is well done--scholarly and well-documented.

[BOBTHENAILER]

: Was the American antiwar movement important to Hanoi's Victory? A: It was essential to our strategy.

Brag about that, J effin Kerry!!!!!