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How "Hanoi Jane" Betrayed America (Sneak Preview)
Insight Magazine ^
| March 2, 2002
| Henry Mark Holzer and Erika Holzer
Posted on 03/02/2002 9:37:45 AM PST by GummyIII
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To: PhilDragoo; GummyIII; Diogenesis; harpu; aculeus; grammymoon; spectre; Thumper1960; Soul Citizen...
Here's a tip! All FReepers should do like FReeper "Old Glory" does, and call their local libraries and request the book. The library will get it for you (and your local library) and that way you will get this book (and any others you want) into wide library circulation where the sheeple will get to see it.
To: RaceBannon
Hi Race, just being friends with you is a blessing to both FallGuy and I.
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To: Nitro
I would be disappointed if she dies of old age. I hope that the American people would punish her in the not to distant future.
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posted on
03/09/2002 3:57:26 PM PST
by
Blake#1
To: Snow Bunny
Hi Snow Bunny, thanks for the ping. Hanoi Jane aka TRAITOR should never be forgiven. Americans should never forget how she treated our troops. She is disgusting, a disgrace. I have a few choice words which I can't write here. Read through the posts and came across the one where you mentioned your encounter with the TRAITOR. You are awesome Snow Bunny, an inspiration to all. Way to go!!!!!!
To: T'wit
Thank you so much T'wit. You are wise and I love to read your posts.
To: Snow Bunny
Thanks for the ping about this traitor, Hanoi Jane IMNOTFONDAHER, Snow Bunny. The political cartoonist from th Washington Times, Garner, cartooned her awhile back as she attempted to regain her status in our society by saying se was 'sorry'. I colorized his cartoon...
To: Snow Bunny
Thanks for the ping. I'm so glad I got to read about your encounters with that traitor!
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posted on
03/09/2002 4:33:22 PM PST
by
Jen
To: Snow Bunny
Well, aren't you nice! G. K. Chesterton -- a favorite of mine -- said once that if you didn't have sympathy for myths, you didn't have sympathy for the human race. We are all lifted and advised by our myths, and that is a good thing. It's also the reason the Jane Fonda "POW myth" is never going to go away. It fits. It conveys truth.
The liberals are prolific myth-spinners. But theirs are ugly -- the myths of an existence with no God, and therefore with no good in it, nor structure, nor happy endings. They even seem to believe their fevered imaginings. It is truly a dismal view.
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posted on
03/09/2002 4:39:07 PM PST
by
T'wit
To: Nitro
Bump and a yes I agree with you.
To: Victoria Delsoul
Hi Victoria, thank you for your post. I agree with you.
To: Blake#1
> I would be disappointed if she dies of old age.
Me, too -- because she and I are the same age.
:-)
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posted on
03/09/2002 5:00:44 PM PST
by
T'wit
To: Snow Bunny
bump
To: GummyIII
Thanks for reminding me how much I hate Jane Fonda. She is scum. My husband was in Viet Nam when she was there causing trouble. I wanted to shoot her then and that hasn't changed.
I have lost family and friends to the Viet Nam war and as far as I am concerned there is no penalty to great for that b##ch...................
To: Snow Bunny
You went there representing the USO.
She went representing the USOBs.
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posted on
03/09/2002 5:32:37 PM PST
by
jo6pac
To: timydnuc; Beckett
I was studying for a Bio-chem exam. I watched in disbelief as this daughter of a great American, Henry Fonda, was interviewing the POWs at the Hanoi Hilton. Great post, timynuc. Alerting beckett to this.
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posted on
03/09/2002 5:38:21 PM PST
by
jo6pac
To: Snow Bunny
I am nothing special to be honored, Oh yes you are. You are indeed. And there are thousands of Freepers who would agree with me. Don't we?
To: deadhead
Hi deadhead, I know what you mean.
Thank you my friend.
To: AFVetGal
Hi my friend. Thanks.
To: Snow Bunny
Thank you, Snow Bunny, for the ping. Note to self: Bookmark this thread.
To: T'wit
I truly love to read your posts. It reminds me of my father, when I was very young.
We would sit in my parents library for hours and he would tell me of books and those that wrote them. Quoting things to me from his favorite authors that spoke of life and times and living.
Thank you T'wit for many things and for being you.
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