John F. Kerry's Cambodia Adventure

Meet the Press | January 30, 2005 | Donald J. Taylor

[DJ Taylor]

John F. Kerry’s traitorous association with communist organizations seems to go back farther than we suspected. He just reaffirmed on Meet the Press that he was not only in Cambodia in December 1968 but that he went there to deliver weapons to the Khmer Rouge. As we all know, the Khmer Rouge was the communist insurgency in Cambodia that eventually overthrew the legitimate government and murdered millions of Cambodian civilians.

Of course, Kerry was never in Cambodia in 1968, and every time he tells that lie he digs himself in just a little bit deeper.

[angkor]

they very much want to be a sort of protectorate of the US in that they want de facto guarantees against the perceived real threat, China.

I haven't heard of the Chinese Navy docking at the Port of Sai Gon or in the Red River as a show of friendship. That was a fairly strong statement of intent.

And just prior to the Vandegrift's arrival in Sai Gon during Nov. 2003, I personally saw dozens of uniformed Aussie military guys (easily 100+) pouring out of the Sai Gon Center Building on Le Loi, apparently there for some sort of joint military conference. They were even out late at night in the local Vietnamese techno clubs.

Don't be surprised if ANZUS eventually becomes VANZUS.

[ThanhPhero]

Don't be surprised if ANZUS eventually becomes VANZUS.

Makes me feel good. Thanks for passing that along.