Veteran John O'Neill on CSPAN--LIVE THREAD

CSPAN | April 21,2004

[cyncooper]

John O'Neill, Vietnam veteran who debated John Kerry on the Dick Cavett program will be CSPAN this morning speaking on why he thinks Kerry is unfit for the office of the presidency.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

http://ice.he.net/~freepnet/kerry/

[EllaMinnow]

I've been trying to find something about the book - but no luck. When you search "21 99" on Amazon, you get every book that costs $21.99!

The DUmmies are emailing their disgust, we need to send our praise:

Admin@wintersoldier.com

[FreedomPoster]

Thomas Sutton, 2199

Ooo-boy, look at the plot summary.

http://sci-fi-books.mainseek.com/-88-1585001651-1-2199.html

[FreedomPoster]

Check my previous post.

[EllaMinnow]

LoL...

The novel begins in the year 2199. Libby Britton receives a faint visual on her wall screen from a colleague stationed on Charon, Pluto's moon. After the transmission ends, she reflects on the past and all that has transpired before arriving at this day. Around the year 2035, before Libby was born, scientists discovered cures for most of the diseases of the world. With these cures came the rapid exponential growth of the world's population. The use of fossil fuels exploded. The ultimate outcome...global warming. In the year 2156, due to the greenhouse effect, the perpetual snow cover of the Great Ararat peak melts and the world makes one of the greatest discoveries of all time--Noah's Ark. For the moment, world attention is diverted from the many critical crises facing the planet to the discovery of the Ark. Libby, a child prodigy, is just twenty when the discovery is made. Ross Fleming, the world's leading astrophysicist, asks her to work with his team to examine the Ark. They discover that the Ark contains a cure for global warming and the means to end starvation. There's a catch--the Ark has to be destroyed in order to utilize its resources. A raging conflict between Evolutionists and Creationists erupts. Is the Ark sacred or just an ancient relic? There are opposing forces trying to influence how the Ark is used. With a strong female protagonist, the novel carries the reader to the future, the miraculous, and the unknown.

[hgro]

John O'Neill sure laid it on the line about John F-ing Kerrry today, just like he did 32 years ago when he debated John F-ing Kerry on the Dick Cavett show. What was also interesting about the Cavett show was the bias Cavett showed against O'Neill, especially when he kept scoring points against John F-ing Kerry as the debate progressed.

[FreedomPoster]

Sutton also appears to have published an anti-Christian screed, based on a quick look.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/cm/member-reviews/-/A3TLFGACUF5KBO/1/ref=cm_cr_auth/102-3917018-4866547

[FreedomPoster]

O'Neill comes off as totally solid, reliable, unshakeable.

This will be very interesting to watch.

[cyncooper]

I just did a search and got the same results!

If anyone caught the guy's name---he gave it, that might help.

An obscure little tome, but it sounds intriguing (ahem).

[hgro]

O'Neill said that some of the Kerry book is posted on "wintersoldier.com".

[isthisnickcool]

O'Neill did well. Now watch the media tear him to shreds.

I know people that know this fellow. They really speak highly of him. He's just a family guy that's a really good attorney who's only claim to "fame" was debating John Kerry years ago.

The media will have a hard time tearing this guy to shreds. They can attempt to refute what he says in general but I think it's going to be hard to put a dent in him "one-on-one". Anyone that interviews him in person will not ruffle this man. Unlike Hillary Clinton who is a "pretend lawyer" O'Neill has 100's of real cases under his belt. That's a fact. This guy is a real litigator. He knows how to debate (he proveed that 30 years ago) and think on his feet.

Kerry's biggest problem with O'Neill today and 30 years ago was a simple thing. The simplest of things. The truth....

[cyncooper]

Thanks!!!

See #63, redlipstick.

[Peach]

Have made a note to go over there and read some excerpts.

[EllaMinnow]

I see, I see...

Same guy, I'm sure. He did call from San Jose.

[cyncooper]

He certainly came across as a hostile little twerp.

Also had that bizarre stream of conciousness throwing in Clinton's name.

Whew

[mcshot]

Praise sent!
USAF 68-72
mc

[maica]

Did O'Neill say he was an academy Grad?
I bet a person of Kerry's character would have envy as a core 'value,' and the fact that he (Kerry) was just an OTC grad would have been eating at him during the Cavett interview as well. I hope CSPAN archives this morning's program.

[Interesting Times]

O'Neill directs people to visit wintersoldier.com to read excerpts.

Excellent. Once they get there, they're going to see that "The New Soldier" is just the tip of a very ugly iceberg...

[Coop]

This guy O'Neill is really getting the word out.