[PhilDragoo]

Aid and Comfort: Jane Fonda in North Vietnam, Henry Mark Holzer and Erika Holzer, 2001--a killer indictment, with the twelve transcripts, and the rest of the lawyers' treason brief.

An American Traitor: Guilty as Charged By Henry Mark Holzer and Erika Holzer expanding the thesis, debunking the apologetics.

I had the pleasure to assist the authors in a modest way, and can attest to their thorough accumulation of the evidence.

Particulary relevant now as POTUS the islamo-commie crack-smoking closet queen assures Vladimir through mini-Vlad that he'll be "flexible" after the coup.

Treason never doth prosper. And we know the rest.

[rlmorel]

When charges of treason were not leveled against Jane Fonda, I knew then that short of actual spying, Nobody would ever be convicted of treason again.

[rlmorel]

When charges of treason were not leveled against Jane Fonda, I knew then that short of actual spying, Nobody would ever be convicted of treason again.

And great link in that post, by the way. Sadly, Americans don't care about Jane Fonda and what she stands for. This makes a difference to you, me, and a lot of others to whom it is important and symbolic.

The rest of them just go "Eh."

[jazusamo]

But Fonda-ism is important because Americans who give aid and comfort to our enemies — Communists then, jihadists now — put at risk, not only our cherished institutions, but — in today’s world — our very existence.

That is a great article and the above last paragraph sums it up precisely! Hanoi Jane and those like her have been and are a clear and present danger to our Republic.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[smoothsailing]

H/T Boazo

[dixiechick2000]

Yeah, baby! What you said!

I have to admit, though, that the first thing I noticed is that she’s way too tall.

Nancy is a very petite woman. Fonda can’t slump big enough for her portrayal to be believable. lol