Posted on 08/23/2004 5:23:09 AM PDT by mcar
Just WHEN did Gen. Franks say this?
I believe the My Lai massacre was so powerful and stunning an event because it was so unusual in the course of US warfare. For how many other massacres were American soldiers tried during and after Vietnam?
If so, then Kerry shouldn't be running for President based on his 'heroic service' in that 'base and grim' conflict.
Thanks.
We can only hope that the 'Woodstock generation myth' ends here, too!
Of note...*Ramsey Clarke helped set up Dan Rathers interview with Saddam Insane.
Kerry ..Ramsey Clarke and now Jessie Jackson
This is juuuust! creep commie city.
Let's get Kerry on the record on film on whether he stands behind his 1971 allegations.
bttt
Nice find on thhose old article.
Historian: Kerry FBI files stolen
From Phil Hirschkorn
Sunday, March 28, 2004
CNN) -- FBI documents about FBI surveillance of John Kerry in the early 1970s have been stolen, according to their owner, a historian who lives near San Francisco, California.
Gerald Nicosia, who spent more than a decade collecting the information, said three of 14 boxes of documents plus a number of loose folders containing hundreds of pages were stolen from his home Thursday afternoon.
Nicosia reported the theft Friday to the Twin Cities Police Department, which covers Larkspur and Corte Madera in Marin County, where he lives. The police report found no sign of forced entry.
"It was a very clean burglary. They didn't break any glass. They didn't take anything like cameras sitting by. It was a very professional job," Nicosia said.
"Was it a thrill-seeker who wanted a piece of history? It could be," Nicosia said. "You'd think there was a very strong political motivation for taking those files. The odds are in favor of that."
Nicosia, author of "Home At War: A History of the Vietnam Veterans Movement," had obtained about 20,000 pages of FBI documents through Freedom of Information Act requests.
The documents center on FBI surveillance of Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW), which Kerry represented as national spokesman. In April 1971, the decorated veteran testified in televised hearings before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and led a large protest of veterans in the capital.
Nicosia estimated that 20 percent of his documents are missing.
"It's heartbreaking, after 11 years trying to get them," he said.
No, see posting 86 and 90 in link,...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1197337/posts
According to the police, they didn't think they were stolen and there would be no investgation because he sould not let them process the crime scene, there were no signs of forced entry and he failed to advise the police that people from Kerry's campaign had been there like 2-3 days before. It is suspected that he gave the docs to Kerry and callled the police. He told reporters and the police that this is just like Watergate.
Again...Is the Hill mixed up in this from the restore relations to Vietnam period..McCain and Kerry?
VVAW and their Communist network is so in the open.....one wonders if they have some goods on the admin of that period.....and **Flaunted their power.
Ted Kennedy is in the mix for VVAW,
Is Kerry liason to Ted...right out in the open.....or is their a series of handlers involved here?
The theft of the VVAW files.....who is behind the clean up?
I'm thinking John Kerry is too dimwitted for this.
I have a complete copy of the FBI files.
John Hurley was in the protest movement with Kerry......he marched along with Kerry in Dewey Canyon III...a huge protestt march.
Excerpt
The coverage of Kerry is mostly intermittently spread across memos dating from 1971. Much of the clandestine surveillance is composed of reporting made by unnamed confidential informants. The files chronicle: John Kerry's rise in status as a member of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, A growing ideological conflict with the more militant direction the VVAW was heading in, Travel to Paris for talks with North Vietnamese peace talk delegation, the "Kansas City" meeting, Kerry's pitched battle with VVAW leader Al Hubbard, and Kerry's dissolution as a leader of the VVAW in 1971.
The files document FBI accusations of a conspiracy to riot during the 1972 Republican National Convention, the passing of classified information to a Japanese communist leader. A member of the Connecticut chapter of the VVAW was arrested with an explosive device en route to a speech given by Vice President Spiro Agnew.
After the United States withdrew from Vietnam, the focus of the VVAW moved towards seeking amnesty for those who were jailed for resisting the draft and other anti-war crimes.
Do you have a link to a website which focuses on VVAW and North Vietnam?
"He said that the 'graphic' war crimes happened every day with knowledge of same by superiors at all levels. Very different from official policy."
But, in fact, Kerry went on to blame the United States itself, unambiguously and directly. He does not at the same time blame the enemy, but only the United States and its government. That sounds pretty damned official to me. There is something profoundly traitorous in such an attitude.
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