Veterans Against Kerry Petition

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[PattonReincarnated]

On Saturday, October 23, 2004 BeatKerry2004.com will deliver the Veterans Against Kerry Petition in Washington, D.C. so that America knows the truth about John Kerry.

American veterans quietly watch as Kerry degrades the image of veterans and the U.S. military. But no longer! By signing the Veterans Against Kerry Petition your voice will be heard.

BeatKerry2004.com has a goal of one million signatures from those that have served in the U.S. Army, USMC, USAF, US Navy, USCG, National Guard, or Reserves.

[PattonReincarnated]

This sounds like a great idea. Look at the date that the petition is going to be delivered - Oct 23. That is just before the elections. Imagine 1 million vets against Kerry, just before the election. This could be hot!

[USMARINE6]

I'M IN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bazbo]

Me too!

[jackbill]

I don't give my e-mail address to anyone that I don't want to get e-mails from.

I tried to sign the petition, but couldn't because they wanted my e-mail address. They are stupid.

[PattonReincarnated]

I'm not sure what their requirements are. They ask for an street address, which to me is much more private information that an e-mail address. I think they need that kind of information to confirm the validity of the person signing. I checked out their privacy policy, and it seems to be very straight forward. It says:

BeatKerry2004.com privacy policy is very simple. We never collect personal information for any use unless we first ask you for permission. We never sell any personal information or engage in sending unsolicited e-mails.

I am constantly making up new yahoo or hotmail e-mail addresses to avoid spam.

[forYourChildrenVote4Bush]

You Americans are hated by many, but loved by others…Do not buckle under European pressure and do not go the way of the socialistic Spaniards. Those great Europeans who gave us the Spanish Inquisition in 1478, Napoleon I Emperor of the French 1769 – 1821, World war I 1914-1918, Hitler and World War II 1938-45 and the Holocaust. People around the world want to see you fail and the biggest failure would be the election of 'Hanoi John' Kerry. It is better to be feared, hated and strong rather than hated, weak and not feared. The world needs a strong policeman. Without you we are nothing…believe me when I say that I love America and wished I were one…oh well, at least I have a free Medicare system where I have to wait 7 hours in an emergency room to see a doctor. Our military buys second hand submarines with rusted holes. I get taxed about 52 % on my income that goes into our GREAT medical system, just don’t get sick up here, you might just drop dead. What a great liberal/socialist government we have here. Just venting… We love America, we vacation in America, and we spend our money in America. I love Mr. Bush, he will NOT let you nor your children down.

[tsmith130]

Welcome, forYourChildren! Thank you for your strong supportive voice!

[jackbill]

I'm not sure what their requirements are. They ask for an street address, which to me is much more private information that an e-mail address.

Unless you have an unlisted phone number, anyone can get your address through a number of web sites - or telephone books. My e-mail address is not for public consumption.

[Terabitten]

Do you have to be a Viet Nam vet, or will any garden variety veteran do?

[narby]

Looks like they don't care when you were a veteran. But I got an error trying to sign it. I'll try again later.

[kellynla]

Do you have to be a Viet Nam vet
NO! And if you don't want to give your mailing or email address, make up one! LOL But sign the petition please!

[PattonReincarnated]

Do you have to be a Viet Nam vet, or will any garden variety veteran do?

It looks like any veteran. I don't think that makes much of a difference. Same job, different time, different evil.

[Wolverine]

John F Kerry's JANE FONDA LIKE APOLOGY:

Meet The Press  April 18, 2004

 

".....It was, I think, a reflection of the kind of times we found ourselves in and I don't like it when I hear it today.  I don't like it, but I want you to notice that at the end, I wasn't talking about the soldiers and the soldiers' blame, and my great regret is, I hope no soldier--I mean, I think some soldiers were angry at me for that, and I understand that and I regret that, because I love them.  But the words were honest but on the other hand, they were a little bit over the top...."