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If the mainsteam media and major news networks do their homework, they may discover that a man who wants to be president was at a meeting discussing the possiblity of assassinating United States senators.

Giant, unmerited, and unprecedented IF bump!!

[McGruff]

As I said a friend during a lunchtime conversation, we must hold our fire until Sen. Heinz is technically nominated or we will end up facing somebody else who's not such a target rich environment.

[Poohbah]

Two witnesses have placed John Kerry at a Kansas City meeting of the hierarchy of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War in November of 1971. At that meeting, they actually took a vote about assassinating United States senators. It was called "The Phoenix Project" and was the brainchild of Scott Camil. Kerry spokesman David Wade has denied Kerry was at the meeting.

The moral bankruptcy of the left becomes stunningly obvious with the bolded sentence.

In a pluralistic society such as ours, you don't vote on the idea of political assassination. You place the a$$hole proposing it under citizen's arrest and call the police!

[Mo1]

A follow up ping

[petitfour]

I wanna know the entire list of senators. We have Tower and Helms. Who were the rest???????????????

[js1138]

I certaintly find it easy to believe he was there, and I do believe he has engaged in an elaborate attempt to hide this fact. What i am not so certain about is whether a bunch of guys blowing off steam, then deciding to do nothing meets the standard for a conspiracy.

I certainly think that failure to report the instigator should disqualify Kerry for the presidency, and the cover-up just adds to the offence. Most interesting is the date alleged for the written resignation. A couple days before the meeting? That's too cute. Kerry obviously knew about the plan and wanted to make sure he could deny knowing about it.

[Rebelbase]

"The two witnesses who place Kerry at the meeting are Terry Du-Bose and Randy Barnes"

What's going to be the new name for Arkancide?

[vetvetdoug]

Kerry was involved in a conspiracy to kill Senators
What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.

[zip]

ping

[Prodigal Son]

If the mainsteam media and major news networks do their homework

Well, I'm not going to hold my breath for that one, Doug ;-)

Good stuff none-the-less.

[GailA]

btt

[Mo1]

I sent this info off to my local talk radio to read .. Not sure what will happen .. only time will tell

[Old Professer]

What's the backup position?

[maggief]

Sorry if this is a repost:

EXCERPT

http://www.boston.com/globe/nation/packages/kerry/061703.shtml

PART 3

With antiwar role, high visibility


By Michael Kranish, Globe Staff, 6/17/2003



Some Vietnam Veterans Against the War leaders also viewed Kerry as a power-grabbing elitist, a source of internal friction within the antiwar movement. "There was no question but that the rift existed," said Butler, who was with Kerry at the time and remains a close friend. "A wing of the VVAW were pushing so hard to the left that they were almost Maoist. Every time John did something useful like raise money or speak in front of the Foreign Relations Committee or give an interview, he was criticized for being a media whiz."


Scott Camil, a former group leader, said Kerry "was not as radical as some of the rest of us. He was a pretty straight shooter, and he came under criticism for things that weren't fair."


Still, Camil recalled that Kerry's patrician image was derided by others in the group, which was mostly composed of working-class veterans. Camil said Kerry showed up in ironed clothes, while most of the others were rumpled. Camil said a member had tried to reach Kerry by telephone and was told by someone, presumably a maid, that "Master Kerry is not at home." At the next meeting, someone hung a sign on Kerry's chair that said: "Free the Kerry Maid."


Kerry left the organization after about a year of participation and about five months after assuming a leadership role. Kerry says he quit partly to focus on a new organization that emphasized veterans' benefits; others say Kerry was forced out.


In fact, Kerry once again was thinking of running for the US House from Massachusetts. But unlike in 1970, when Kerry was barely known, the antiwar movement had turned him into a national figure and taught him how to campaign, how to organize, how to raise money, how to use the media, even how to debate on national television.


Kerry had battled the Viet Cong, the Nixon White House, and the extremes of the antiwar movement. Now all he had to do was persuade mostly working-class voters north of Boston to vote for him.

[Maria S]

"Think of the implications."

The only "implication" I can think of is Hillary Clinton! And I really don't think we want her in the race right now.

[Paleo Conservative]

That is a conspiracy. Instead of the White House, does John Forbes Kerry belong in the Big House?

That is a conspiracy. Instead of the_______________(political office) does _________________(name of "favorite" Massachusetts politician) of Massachusetts belong in the Big House?

[bootyist-monk]

Doug. Don't let go of this. You are onto something huge. I assume that all of the obvious have already been emailed this link: Drudge, Hannity, Rush, O'Reilly.

If Kerry was at this meeting, and discussed the assasination of US Senators, then whether or not he agreed or resigned (even in disgust), the fact that he didn't report this, then went on to serve with the very men that his friends wanted to kill, dooms his campaign. This is a career-ending injury.

[PISANO]

Hell will freeze over and the Sun will NOVA before the mainstream media/press would investigate this much less report it!!! Now if this were attributed to a Republican.........well you know what would happen!!

[SkyPilot]

Bump for you and thsi story Doug.

Let's pray this won't be squashed by "ketchup money" like they did with his concubine Alex and her father.

[MeekOneGOP]

Kerry is a crook and a liar !! ...