[robowombat]

This has been posted before, I am sure. But it merits putting up again as the likely Dem candidate is one of those who helped perpetrate the Vietnam stab in the back and for which he should be forever tarred and disgraced. Actions such as Kerry's emotinalized rant before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee and the behavior of other such traitors as the VVAW helped make the communist victory reality. Now this termite who helped to do his little bit to gnaw away at the vitals of this nation appears before us as though the chief excutiveship is only his just reward. A reward for a career founded on treason and sustained by the sedition that has been synonomous with the Rat party for the last 30 plus years.

[FormerLib]

Flag to read later.

[hometoroost]

I used to think that this generation of Democrats did not know how to win a war. Now, if we could just get them to help us win one instead of our enemies - we could come out ahead in the War on Terrorism.

[shield]

bmp

[jveritas]

That is just amazing article. I wish that every American reads this article and realizes how people like John Kerry helped the communists to win in Vietnam.

[wingnutx]

ping! very very interesting.

[kitkat]

VIETNAM BUMP

[GmbyMan]

This is an amazing article. Many people discount the similarity of Iraq and Vietnam but I believe they are similar in this way. The Iraqi rebels (read “terrorists”) are trying to wreck the resolve of the American public. At times, I think they are succeeding. I am certain that they feel if they continue to hit us hard enough the American public will not be able to stomach any more causalities and will insist the US pull out of Iraq. This would be a complete disaster just as Vietnam was a disaster.

I maintain that Vietnam was just a long, long macro-battle (with many micro battles) in the greater Cold War against the Soviet Union and tyrannical totalitarianism and Marxism. Ultimately, we won that war but I think that in the grand scheme of things, the Vietnam conflict was not as major a battle as many people felt it was at the time.

I don’t think we can say the same about Iraq. We need to win this thing. Right now, in Baghdad, Fallujah and against the Shiites in the southern region of the country, we can not lose our resolve. We must install a pro-American government in Iraq. The new government should be Democratic if possible, but that is not necessary.

Let’s learn the lesson of Vietnam. It’s different than the lesson that the left seemed to have learned. It’s time to ignore the naysayers and charge forth by doing what is right in Iraq. It is important we win the greater battle of Iraq.

[misunderestimated]

This "article" does not link to the Wall Street Journal but to a web blog that does not credit an author and claims "Taken from The Wall Street Journal, Thursday August 3, 1995" Hard to reliably count on where it originates.

[Smartass]

Click below to read Kerry's seditious part in "Winter Soldier."

"Winter Soldier"

[DeaconRed]

BUMP FOR LATER READ

[aposiopetic]

bump

[jimbokun]

Notice the part about supply lines?

If "insurgents"/"terrorists"/"scumbags" in Iraq are being supplied from Syria, Iran, etc., our generals MUST have authority to cut off those supply lines, politics be damned.

Anyone else wondering why there seems to be an endless supply of explosives and heavy weapons available to the bad guys?

[Travis McGee]

Now, our liberal commie 'rat traitors want to do the same thing again: turn Iraq into a stinging defeat by destroying home front morale.

GOT ROPE?

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

The NV didn't win, we left Vietnam because many Americans, especially the politicians running the show, didn't have the guts to see it through to the end.

[lainde]

bump for later...Thanks!