Is John Kerry a war criminal? Consider the following.
After the Tet offensive North Vietnam was beaten, but with the Socialist press in America and the VVAW the North Vietnamese Communists decided to hold on.
This meant that instead of a US victory in South Vietnam and freedom for the South Vietnamese we had 10,000 - 15,000 more US deaths. America’s POW's were being tortured while listening to tapes of John "Traitor" Kerry calling them baby killers.
The VVAW, an antiwar group, which Kerry was one of the national leaders of, was receiving directions from the North Vietnamese Communist Government.
VVAW in contact with in contact with NV Communist Government
The directions were on how the VVAW should protest the Vietnam War.
The interaction became so depraved, that the North Vietnamese Communist contacted the VVAW via a phone call and advised the VVAW that they were getting ready to start an attack on US troops and that the VVAW was to be prepared to increase the protests against the increase in bombing that the NV Communists were sure would happen. This put our men in further danger because of John Kerry and VVAW actions.
VVAW gets directions from the VS Communists
John Kerry had no concern for the lives of his fellow soldiers in Vietnam or the POW's, John Kerry only cared about himself and his ambition to become POTUS, whatever the cost.
How many deaths of United States servicemen does John Kerry have on his hands?
How many families has John Kerry's behavior as a VVAW leader and a traitor to his country caused untold pain and suffering to?
How many unnecessary tears have been cried because John Kerry betrayed our trust to help a Communist government?
Why didn't John Kerry speak out just one time against the war crimes of his "Comrades in Arms the North Vietnamese Communists"?
Many veterans are drawn to Kerry - who served two tours of duty in Vietnam - because of his military service,
said Bangert. Veterans, Bangert said, have been an untapped political resource. "
Veterans account for 19 percent of the population, and they've never been mobilized," Bangert said.
Kerry, who worked with Sen. John McCain to restore peace between the United States and Vietnam, strikes a chord of hope among Vietnam veterans, said Bangert. Kerry "can have a cathartic effect on the Vietnam generation," Bangert said. "I think this is kind of a healing movement for our generation to move on."