[crushkerry]

From crushkerry.com : “The Reagan policy of substituting public relations for diplomatic relations … no substantial threat to U.S. interests existed and American lives were not endangered … The invasion represented a bully’s show of force against a weak Third World nation. The invasion only served to heighten world tensions and further strain brittle U.S. Soviet and North-South relations.” -John Kerry in the Cape Codder -1984 How do we know Kerry was wrong? Here’s an excerpt from the new book John F. Kerry: The Complete Biography by the Boston Globe Reporters Who Know Him Best: “Twenty years later in his campaign for president, Kerry would rewrite history by listing Grenada among the U.S. military incursions he had supported. ‘I was dismissive of the majesty of the invasion of Grenada,’ Kerry says now. ‘But I basically was supportive. I never publicly opposed it.’”

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for this link and another incredible Flip Flop by Comrade al Querry, this time about the invasion of Grenada:

John Kerry in the Cape Codder -1984 How do we know Kerry was wrong? Here’s an excerpt from the new book John F. Kerry: The Complete Biography by the Boston Globe Reporters Who Know Him Best: “Twenty years later in his campaign for president, Kerry would rewrite history by listing Grenada among the U.S. military incursions he had supported. ‘I was dismissive of the majesty of the invasion of Grenada,’ Kerry says now. ‘But I basically was supportive. I never publicly opposed it.’”