[xm177e2]

If Kerry was there, and spoke against the plan, and resigned from the organization--all he has to do is say so.

Is he going to get caught in a lie when the truth would suffice?

[doug from upland]

According to the witness, he voted against the plan and then resigned, orally. There is no evidence in writing of a resignation.

Yes, he voted "no." But if he attended that meeting, his very attendance was part of a conspiracy. If he wanted nothing to do with it, he had a duty to inform authorities about a potential plot to kill senators.

[Dead Dog]

If he was there, and NEVER spoke about the plan, isn't he is a co-conspirator..regardless of his position?

If you or I had done the same in 1971, we would still be in the pen. We'll, not me anyways, I was in diapers.

[cwb]

If Kerry was there, he had an obligation to inform the authorities that a potential crime may take place. This may now be the second time that Kerry admitted to/or was part of, a criminal act.

[walden]

I think he already lied about being there-- to David Brinkley, I believe.

[miele man]

I just read on another post a few moments ago that Kerry did just that, i.e., he voted "No" to the proposal, then resigned from the organization. Now, whether or not this is true is another question.

[metesky]

If Kerry was there, and spoke against the plan, and resigned from the organization--all he has to do is say so.

Wasn't he still a Reserve officer at the time?

If so, he was duty bound to report the conspiracy.

[mabelkitty]

Problem #1:
Too late for that - Kerry has already been proven a liar.
We would need irrefutable proof that he was not there.

[Kenny Bunk]

If Kerry was there, and spoke against the plan, and resigned from the organization--all he has to do is say so.

Relax, this is what will happen. Kerry just needs a few days to get his story straight and the media will give it to him. He did, after all, resign, He just forgot he was at the meeting. After all, it was so very long ago and he was a young idealistic war hero who turned against the barbarityof war because he got these medals in VietNam and he is of Irish ancestry and looks like a Kennedyand George W. Bush is a draft-dogingliar and all around SOB like his evildad and not like the good Clinton President and he's a hero with medals from VietNam but not one of those babykillingrapists he described back then because he is a goodguyand Americans arelosing jobs everyminute while we go over this and are living with inadequatehealthcare because the draftdogingbastard GeorgeWBush is an evilguy like his dad vote for Kerry he is a hero and he ain't got no dead girl ine car so it's like having the other Irish guy Kennedy in the WhiteHouse.

TV news people are free to exerpt from my post without charge.

[atomicpossum]

If Kerry was there, and spoke against the plan, and resigned from the organization--all he has to do is say so. Is he going to get caught in a lie when the truth would suffice?

It would still paint the movement and organization that he LED as being more than the simple 'pro-American, pro-Peace" hippie dipwads that they paint themselves as....

[Michael121]

John Kerry said, "I was there, I know those people they were my friends. I was not really there I don't know those people." "Are you questioning my Patriotism?"

...."Who? What about the President and his changing the rules on assassinating world leaders?"

Tom Daschle was deeply saddened and very concerned.

Ted Kennedy said something no one understood then had another drink.