Posted on 08/27/2004 8:29:05 AM PDT by hinterlander
The world would be a much happier place without Kerry.
Pat's got it all together let's hope what he writes will stick.
Well, well, well. FINALLY !! The old has-been, Pat Buchanan, is saying something for a change that does not make him look like a horse's patoot.
How great is that? Kerry always likes to steal peoples quotes and turn them around.
Kerry now snivels "make them stop"
Truth will win out.
And we have your "six" my brothers. Time to RIGHT the WRONG!
bump TO SUPPORT THE NEW SWIFT VETS AD AND GEORGE BUSH... http://swift2.he.net/~swift2/gardner2.mpg
Very good point you don't see mentioned much.
Now? It seems the cornerstone of his entire campaign is a lie.
Other than O'Neill himself, Buchanan has command of the facts better than any other talking head I've seen on TV. It's clear he's actually read/studied the book, unlike others, and has a good memory for details and can keep the incidents straight.
How about in the words of Mark Twain, "If you speak the truth, you never have to remember what you've said."
I look at myself and wonder. What am I? Am I some nut that thinks that all that you have stated could be correct? Am I the only one that thinks Kerry should Drop his bid for the highest office of the land.After all that is stated about Kerry and Kerrys doings, I wonder why anyone sees him as a leader of this country. Am I a nut for thinking that? Am I the only one that thinks this way? Am I the only one that thinks Bush should stay in office?
You have posted this all over the place. For people that visit here your line may seem to infer some linkage between The Swift Vets and George Bush. There is no linkage. It may also be taken to infer that a lot of freepers might think that the Swift vets and George W. Bush are linked. I don't think most people here believe that.
I just wanted to point that out because there are a lot of people watching this site and I'd hate to see the MSM get the wrong idea.
No doubt about that. I'll watched Buchanan on Scarborough* and he really understands the details.
*Seems kind of wimpy to me.
Did you listen to Sean Hannity's show last night?
He did the "man in the street - Thursday", His help Flipper, jumped into a group of older teens, voting age and Sean would ask them questions. Out of 7 kids questioned, 7 would vote for Kerry. Believe this, one thought Kerry was "Jim Kearny" and Edwards was "Stu Ped", Sean had one convinced these same names were running. They all had one thing in common, they didn't know who John Kerry was, they didn't know his background, and they didn't care, they just wanted Bush out of office.
To me, that's scarey
Maybe it's not freddiedavis but rather Lanny Davis that is still smarting from that spanking he Admiral slapped on his lying ass the other night?
That will the nimrod to smear good Men. Old Warriors don't take that crap sitting down.
To me, that's scarey
17 posted on 08/27/2004 9:09:40 AM PDT by Zavien Doombringer (I am not late for Zots, I have stealth Zot capability.....)
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They won the battles in Vietnam. Now they are fighting where wars are won and lost, here in the U.S.
Ask Americans in 1971 to name someone connected to the Vietnam War and far too many would have named Lt. Calley.
No, in 1971 there was nothing shocking about Kerry's testimony.
Huge numbers of Americans got their "news" from the networks. The "anti-war" folks owned the networks. (Like today "anti-war" was not literally, "anti-war." Most of that crowd favored the peoples' struggle against the South Vietnamese oppressive running dogs of U.S. imperialism).
The U.S. military was worse than the reds, testified John Kerry.
Those are reasons North Vietnamese General Giap named the American press his "most valuable guerrilla" and praised the "anti-war" crowd.
Today the oppressed are in the Middle East. The imperialist is the same according to "anti-war" Americans.
There were sources of real news but you had to look beyond North Vietnamese Communists' "most trusted man in America."
The fighting where our wars are won or lost, here at home, is once again with us. We must not fail. It's for all the marbles this time.
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