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To: TEXOKIE; 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub
Thank you for your post, TEXOKIE!  

The same people are still active enemies of our troops and our country.  Current activities of the left:

The Marxists return  -  Pittsburgh Live   6-20-04

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As we mourned the death of President Ronald Reagan and celebrated his triumphs, those who had been his life-long enemies -- the communists, the radical left and their money men -- emerged to scheme and plan.

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As he lay dying, some 2,000 of his enemies, called together by the Campaign for America's Future (CAF), arrived here to plot and conspire how to further infiltrate and control John Kerry's presidential campaign.

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Vietnam redux

The people were there to do just that. From ACORN to the most militant labor unions, from the National Organization of Women to the Sierra Club, they were there and highly vocal. A new organization was formed to represent more than 20 million Americans who will be organized by the old-and-tried precinct organizing skills now linked to computers.

Many of the organizations taking part in the Campaign for America's Future -- 30 years earlier -- a part of the Vietnam War peace offensive, the anti-nuclear weapons campaigns of the 1980s and the campaigns against free trade of this century. Each and every one of these campaigns was orchestrated by our country's enemies, whose goals remain inimical to the interests of the United States.

Campaign for America's Future (CAF)

Iraq, the US and the World 

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Inside the Fleet Center this week, few speakers have engaged the fierce antiwar views of the vast majority of delegates.

Instead, activists and delegates flocked to panels and forums around Boston in order to debate and discuss the war, the occupation and what is to be done. On Wednesday afternoon, the Campaign for America's Future and The Nation co-sponsored a debate on "Iraq, The US and the World."

Yahoo News Link  Campaign for America's Future Press Release

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
    2:00 p.m. Amb. Joe Wilson, Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, Rep. Barbara
               Lee, D-Calif., and The Nation Editor Katrina vanden Heuvel
               debate the role of the U.S. in Iraq and the world.
               Royal Sonesta Hotel Grand Ballroom, 5 Cambridge Parkway
                      OPEN PRESS
                      Press entrance:   main entrance
                      Preset time:      1:45 p.m.
                      Final access:     2:00 p.m.
                      Throw:            50 feet

Two-Faced “Progressive” Democrats One message in private, another in public.  National Review  7-29-04

 

52 posted on 07/31/2004 7:31:40 PM PDT by windchime (Podesta about Bush: "He's got four years to try to undo all the stuff we've done." (TIME-1/22/01))
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To: windchime

Thank you for your post with the links and information you have gathered together on this issue, windchime. I am certain I am not alone in appreciating your contribution here.


78 posted on 08/01/2004 2:30:48 PM PDT by TEXOKIE (Hanoi John is DIRECTLY responsible for the hurtful epithets hurled at our returning Viet Nam troops)
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