Posted on 10/08/2004 6:55:03 AM PDT by docbnj
John Kerry has now decided, retrospectively, that he would not have gone to war to remove Saddam Hussein. But he would have put U.S. troops in harms way to shield Haitian strongman Jean Bertrand Aristide from a revolt of his own people in February. I would have been prepared to send troops immediately, period, Mr. Kerry told the New York Times on March 4. *** Sources inside Teleco have long accused Mr. Aristide of giving special deals to international carriers in exchange for a personal cut of the action. One deal that raised suspicions but remained shrouded in secrecy was between a long distance provider to Haiti called Fusion Telecommunications International -- whose board included former finance chair of the Democratic National Committee, Marvin Rosen, Joseph P. Kennedy II, and Clinton special envoy to Latin America, Thomas Mack McLarty III -- and a Teleco representative.
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AHHHHHH CRIPES!
Sources inside Teleco have long accused Mr. Aristide of giving special deals to international carriers in exchange for a personal cut of the action. One deal that raised suspicions but remained shrouded in secrecy was between a long distance provider to Haiti called Fusion Telecommunications International -- whose board included former finance chair of the Democratic National Committee, Marvin Rosen, Joseph P. Kennedy II, and Clinton special envoy to Latin America, Thomas "Mack" McLarty III -- and a Teleco representative.
Ya Kerry would have sent troops and then what ...set them up the way Clinton/Asplin did
in Mogadishu....no doubt...
If John F Kerry is ever elected POTUS there is only one place we will need to send our troops.
imo
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