[Sabertooth]

FYI

(let me know if you want on or off my VVAW ping list.)

[leadpenny]

Do you mean John Fund?

[lavrenti]

That's not taking into account any of Kerry's other VVAW activities, such as meeting with Madame Binh in Paris sometime prior to his Congressional testimony in 1971.

Now, who do you suppose might have a record of that meeting in their files? Likely detailed, too.

Guess who has the authority to release it. He doesn't need Kerry's permission, certainly.

[PhilDragoo]

The Boston Globe photo shows Kerry in his Lowell living room watching Nixon on television, January, 1973.

The caption refers to Kerry as a leader of VVAW.

Rumors of Kerry's prior resignation seem much exaggerated.

Kerry and his willing handmaidens wish to have it both ways:

A) It was long, long ago, and does not matter whether he was at a meeting to discuss killing senators;

B) Kerry's service was not too long ago to be a constant, even incessant, theme of his campaign.

I see both his service and his disservice as fair game.

His medals were self-cited, for trivial wounds and the illegal murder of a wounded combatant;

His stateside activities were at the least treasonous (appreciated by Col. Bui Tin et al) and perhaps criminal conspiracy.

The agency of Hurley as memory gestapo is a fatal case of doth protest too much.

The theft a la Cameron Kerry of the documents is icing.

[GrandMoM]

Please put me on your ping list. Thanks GrandMoM

[FranklinsTower]

My gut tells me those missing documents were destroyed and/or buried near Kerry's Idaho mountain home. Maybe someone should hike up to the area Kerry snowboarded and fell six times.

It is only a hunch. Nothing more.

[Fedora]

Nice to see your and other Freepers' work on this bearing fruit and the message spreading--good job. The strategy you suggest of nailing down the key facts and hammering at them seems sound. I'd need to go back through the threads on this to collect the specifics in one place, but if it hasn't been done already, one thing I'd suggest is compiling in a list format:

1. A complete list of all attendees of the meeting and their eyewitness statements.

2. A list of the Kerry campaign's statements on the meeting, their internal contradictions, and their contradictions with other witness statements.

3. A list of assassination targets named at the meeting, correlated with known/suspected threats and attempts against those targets.

Also, when hammering home these facts, IMO another key is to keep pounding at the nagging questions of why Kerry didn't report what he knew about this plot, why he continued associating with the VVAW once he became aware of the plot, and why he hasn't been forthcoming about the chronology of his relationship with the VVAW after he became aware of the plot. Kerry's failure to answer these questions satisfactorily makes him look like a suspect without an alibi.

[windchime]

Bump!

[MeekOneGOP]

ping !

[RangerVetNam]

please add me to your VVAW ping list, thanks.

[FourtySeven]

Yes, could you add me to the VVAW list too please? Thank you.

BUMP...muy muy MUY importante story! It's hitting the major presses now!