Posted on 08/23/2004 5:23:09 AM PDT by mcar
Guess this is somewhat old ground for you..ie several months old at least if not a year.
Myself,,have had a knawing something concerning Kerry's restore relations with Vietnam thingy..and John McCain.
Looking back...Hubbard is liasoning with the North Vietnamese over POW's and timing things with rally's and god knows what else....with FBI/CIA on the trail.
Do you get a sense that books where closed on all of this by someone?
VVAW are having rally's....but clealry their is more going on here.
Any comments Stock?
You can get the files at
http://ice.he.net/~freepnet/kerry/index.php?topic=VVAWFBI
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John Kerry: The Chameleon Senator
By Ted Sampley
U.S. Veteran Dispatch
October-December 1996 Issue
Excerpt:
Sen. John F. Kerry, chairman of the Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs, is one of the key figures pushing for normalization. Kerry is currently on a visit to Vietnam where he has been doing two things: (1) praising the Vietnamese effusively for granting access to their war archives and (2) telling the press that there's no believable evidence to back up the stories of live POWs still being held.
"Ironically, that very kind of live-POW evidence has been brought to Kerry's own committee on a regular basis over the past year, and he has repeatedly sought to impeach its value. Moreover, Kerry and his allies on the committee - such as Sens. John McCain, Nancy Kassebaum and Tom Daschle - have worked to block much of this evidence from being made public."
In December of 1992, not long after Kerry was quoted in the world press stating "President Bush should reward Vietnam within a month for its increased cooperation in accounting for American MIAs," Vietnam announced it had granted Colliers International, based in Boston, Massachusetts, a contract worth billions designating Colliers International as the exclusive real estate agent representing Vietnam.
That deal alone put Colliers in a position to make tens of millions of dollars on the rush to upgrade Vietnam's ports, railroads, highways, government buildings, etc. C. Stewart Forbes, Chief Executive Officer of Colliers International, is Kerry's cousin. Kerry was portrayed in The New Yorker as a proud Vietnam veteran and "war hero" who, as chairman of the Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs, dared to take on and defeat the "mendacious POW lobby."
In its 1993 final report, the Select Committee determined that live U.S. prisoners of war were left behind in the hands of the Vietnamese after the end of the war. The committee also claimed it found no "compelling" evidence proving the POWs remain alive today. Kerry's committee stopped there without answering three of the most profound questions of the entire Senate POW/MIA investigation: What happened to those U.S. prisoners of war who the Select Committee said were alive and in the hands of the Vietnamese but not released at the end of the war? If they are dead, where are their remains? Who is responsible for their deaths?
No doubt most of the Establishment press will continue to obscure from the public and themselves the raw truth about Kerry, the communist Vietnamese and the POW/MIA issue because it is politically convenient. There is also no doubt the POW/MIA families and Vietnam veteran activists know the truth and recognize Kerry for what he truly is--a traitor, hypocrite, liar and chameleon.
I am not a Vietnam Vet, but after reading this thread I'd say that Kerry is looking like one bronzed rotisserie chicken, with a cast of thousands trying to help to turn the wheel ever so slowly...and deserving it!
The files are available at WinterSoldier.com and an email offer of a $10 CD passed through in the last 24 hours.
All the King's botox and all the King's spin
won't put Humpty Kerry back together again:
Coldblooded Murder:
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