[PigRigger]

Good Lord, this is absolutely astounding. Why wasn't Kerry put on trial for treason?

[FarmerW]

This is amazing. There is also now a story in today's New York Sun by Thomas Lipscomb on this. It provides clearer info on the source of the documents I think.

From the New York Sun: www.nysun.com

Hanoi Approved of Role Played By Anti-War Vets

The documents - one dubbed a "circular" and the other a "directive" - were captured in 1971 and are part of a trove of material from the war currently stored at the Vietnam Archive at Texas Tech University at Lubbock. Originally organized by Douglas Pike, a major scholar who is now deceased, the archive contains more than 20 million documents. Many are available online at the Virtual Vietnam Archive and, as the election has heated up, have been the focus of a scramble for insights into Mr. Kerry's anti-war activities. The Circular and the Directive are listed as items numbered 2150901039b and 2150901041 respectively. Their authenticity was confirmed by Stephen Maxner, archivist at the Vietnam Archive.

[MPJackal]

"Good Lord, this is absolutely astounding. Why wasn't Kerry put on trial for treason?"

Perhaps he was. Or at least a less than honorable Discharge. I would like to know. Kerry, sign the SF 180 you lying piece of sh*t.

[TASMANIANRED]

"Good Lord, this is absolutely astounding. Why wasn't Kerry put on trial for treason?"

He should have had a stake driven through his heart, for being the parasitic blood sucker that he is.