Posted on 08/29/2004 7:42:17 AM PDT by doug from upland
FReepers, with all of the contacts we have across the nation, I am hoping that someone can help. I want to speak with survivors of Senators John Stennis, Strom Thurmond, or John Tower.
Nov. 12-15, 1971, leadership of the VVAW met in Kansas City and debated and voted on whether to assassinate seven senators, including those above named. Although John Kerry denied being there, witnesses place him at that meeting and then resigning his leadership position.
I hope to contact surviving relatives of the three senators to see if any of them will go on record with a public question of Kerry as to how he voted on the plot and why he never reported it to the FBI.
During this time, other things were happening that people should be reminded about. This is the shadow war that was going on between law enforcement and the SDS, VVAW, SLA, Weathermen, etc.
At that time the local police forces had little if any EOD capability so the Army was doing it for them. During the 71 demonstration when Kerry threw somebody elses medals back, I spent three nights searching the bridges in DC for 600 lbs of explosive that they had planned to plant on one of the bridges. We actually found a hoax bomb on Key Bridge. Shortly after that is when a bomb was detonated in the bathroom next to the Senate chamber in the U S Capital building. During this time there were many other incidents involving explosive devices linked to these pro-communist groups. This all came at the same time the threat on the Senators' lives took place.
Thanks.
go for it, Doug
you can find much of the info on Judicial Watch, or Paperless archive, which the FBI displays numerous FBI surveillance records of Kerry,
The same Communist party is endorsing Kerry today
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