[Cincinatus' Wife]

Jane Fonda portraying Nancy Reagan: It's just acting, folks "Hanoi Jane playing Nancy Reagan in a movie? The news is enough to make you shake your head for just a second.

Variety reports that Jane Fonda will possibly star in “The Butler,” a movie based on Washington Post writer Wil Haygood’s story about Eugene Allen, who worked in eight White House administrations.

For many generations, Fonda, 74, is remembered as the daughter of Henry, sex symbol in the racy cult sci-fi favorite “Barbarella” and protestor of the Vietnam War...................."

Actress Jane Fonda addresses participants and supporters of Operation RAW (Rapid American Withdrawal) in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania on September 7, 1970.

Jane Fonda Decries Hanoi Jane ‘Myth’ ‘Created by Right-Wingers,’ Palin Popularity ‘Worries Me’

[mc5cents]

My thoughts summed up here:

[Cincinatus' Wife]

[Right Wing Assault]

Janie, you are the classic “useful idiot.”

The only thing you regret is the PICTURE? I don’t see any apology here at all.

Just shut up. Nothing you say is helpful.

By the way, you look SO stoned in that black top / red skirt picture. What were you ON, girl?

[Fzob]

Basically the traitor is saying I’m sorry but it’s not my fault as I was tired and emotionally drained.

Yes Jane, traitorous behavior can be emotionally difficult and tiring.

[ScottinVA]

Shove it up your communist a**, Fonda. Patriots don’t buy your false apology.

[expat1000]

This is old news from 1 1/2 years ago, isn’t it?

[COBOL2Java]

"Jane, you ignorant slut!"

[skinkinthegrass]

jane "who"...that craven Hollyweird whore, who
couldn't get out from under her father's Henry Fonda shadow..her.

[Drango]

apology NOT accepted.

[jmaroneps37]

We have a picture of her in the urinals at my MCL detachment. Our young members don’t understand why, but we do.

[Joe Boucher]

With luck she dies a slow agonizing death before she heads out to hell

[Popman]

Maybe my reading comprehension skills are way down...

But...I don't see an "apology" anywhere within the article...

FUJF

[MtBaldy]

Jane Fonda is, was, and always will be a commie POS. Useful idiot is an apt description.

[RetiredArmy]

Not accepted. She should have been tried for treason. Her and her communist husband Tom Hayden.

RVN, 1970, 4th Inf Div, Central Highlands.

[madison10]

That’s funny, was going to ask “why, does she have a new movie coming out?” And yes she does, and NO I’D NEVER GO SEE IT.

[Drew68]

It should be noted that Fonda has been apologizing for this for years. Her father, Henry, practically disowned her over this.

[certrtwngnut]

God may forgive her but I won’t.
May she rot in hell.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

OK, American Press, "anti-war" pro-Ho demonstrators, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clinton, John Kerry, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ayers. . . it's your turn to apologize. . .

This from an Internet source.. the quote from Victor David Hanson was listed elsewhere as being from September 2003 American Legion Magazine.

"The Muslim jihadists have learned very well the lessons of Vietnam as expressed by North Vietnamese General Giapp when he referred to the 1960s anti-war movement as 'his friends'. Victor Davis Hanson documented in 2003: Gen. Giap, in a series of postbellum interviews, confessed that the North Vietnamese were ready to cease aggression under the weight of the 1972 and 1973 bombing campaigns. He then directly associated the reprieve with the welcome efforts of the radical antiwar movement. Indeed he [Giap] told French television that his most important guerrilla ally during the war was the American press. The Vietnam News Agency as early as 1966 wrote 'We praise the American peace champions. The movement of the American people to protest the war of aggression has really become the second front against the U.S. imperialists.' Another communist official, Bui Tinh, claimed that Fonda’s Hanoi visits, press releases and much publicized photo-ops in enemy batteries had helped the communists 'to hold on in the face of battlefield reverses.'"

(Here is a second reference to the source of the Hanson quote.)

My emphasis.. I've posted that "most important guerrilla" comment several times and I just found this source for Victor David Hanson saying it. My sources were a translation of a French TV interview of the general -- that I can no longer locate -- and a comment by a South Vietnamese officer in an article posted by a military history site.

OK American Press, it is your turn to apologize -- some member of Walter "North Vietnamese Communists' Most Trusted Man in America" Cronkite can apologize for him.

Fat chance of getting the American Press to apologize.. getting our forces pulled out of Viet Nam and watching the South fall to Ho is still viewed as a major achievement for "peace" by the skid marks on Journalism's shorts (the American press).

(Note: I did not cite the source for the initial quote above because I am not sure of the nature of the site.. but the quote itself comports well with fact.)

[combat_boots]

Maybe she’s getting worried about how her gravesite will be treated. She should think about having a slab of stainless steel over it. Acid resistant. Maybe unmarked.

[NTHockey]

Too ,little, too late. Apologize to us, fine; but first, apologize to all those who spent one second as a POW. Giving them all your earthly goods would be a nice start.

MAYBE then we can start thinking of forgiveness.