Next move for Swift Vets (new ad: Kerry's exploits in Paris when he met with the North Vietnamese)

Redstate.org ^ | 9/20/04

[mylife]

they're in the studios right now cutting a spot that looks at Kerry's exploits in Paris when he met with the North Vietnamese

Oh how I have waited for this ad!

[conshack]

GO SWIFTIES !!!!!!

[backhoe]

To read the latest on the Franchurian Candidate's bizzare exploits, click the picture, goto "last," and work backwards:

If you would like to help the Swift Boat Vets ( as I have, and I urge all to do-- even a few dollars will help ) kindly click on this logo:

Take a look at these three short video clips, especially the last one. You will walk away with a heavy heart.

POW'S TELL ABOUT TORTURE

[niobe527]

What about court marshal?

[Dont Mention the War]

Hannity mentioned last week that he was told the Swifties are intentionally saving the worst for last. He gave no details, though. I can only imagine what they must be planning for late October!

[SERKIT]

Bush signed Form 180, Kerry did not.

Bush disclosed all of his activities with real documents, Kerry re-created a dubious "mission" in Viet Nam on 8mm home movies.

Bush served honorably, Kerry admits he did NOT serve honorably.

Bush served, received an honorable discharge, and got into public service. Kerry was not yet discharged and went to Paris to aid and abet the enemy.

'Nuf said...

[Bob]

Like Kerry, I was reviewed by a naval panel, dropped from the Standby Reserves, and given an Honorable Discharge dated Feb 16, 1978.

As far as I can tell, Kerry's 1966 enlistment would have obligated him for six years. Instead of receiving his discharge in February 1972, when I would have expected he would have gotten it, he was apprently transferred to the Standby Reserve in July 1972.

Does it make any sense that his discharge was issued four years after his obligation should have ended? (I was in for almost nine years, enlisted, not officer, so I'm not sure if the process is different for officers.)

[Nathan Zachary]

LOL! Apackoflies Now

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

Hannity mentioned last week that he was told the Swifties are intentionally saving the worst for last. He gave no details, though. I can only imagine what they must be planning for late October!

Kerry's Dishonorable Discharge?

[kabar]

I really don't know. I had a regular commission and had served on active duty almost eight years. I was placed in the Standby Reserves for almost six more after I got out in November 1972. I have a feeling that the clock starts again once you get into the Standby Reserves. A board meets at least annually to see who stays and who doesn't. I suspect that anyone who was transferred into the Standby Reserves in 1972 was probably discharged permanently in 1978. I am not as familiar with the reserve regs.

I know that the reserves I served with had a three year active duty obligation and three year reserve commitment. In the 1971-2 period, the Navy was separating officers involuntarily as the Vietnam War wound down. I had served my four year obligaton and put in a request to resign my commission in 1969 and leave the service. The Navy turned it down and extended me another year. I stayed on a few more years beyond that to attend graduate school.

[jackbill]

There has got to be at least one good ad based on Kerry's coverup in the POW/MIA committee that he headed. There is some evidence that he shredded evidence of Americans that may have still been alive in Vietnam.

[The Drowning Witch]

I hope eventually the Swifties get around to mentioning what lurch did with Daniel Ortega...

[Bob]

Thanks for the info. I wasn't clear on the separation process for officers. Once I had done my 8+ years, I had no Reserve requirement at all.

[Joe Republc]

BIG BUMP

This is indeed the swiftvets.com ad I've been waiting for!

When I read Unfit for Command a couple of weeks ago, I thought the second half of the book was FAR more damaging to Kerry that the first half. Has Kerry even tried to deny meeting with the enemy during wartime?

I esp. like the ad saying that at least Jane Fonda apologized for her actions.... but not Kerry.

-- Joe