http://www.gulf1.com/columns/pappas/1026a.htm
"The Truth about Kerry and CPUSA"
by Robert L. Pappas, Col. USMC (Ret.)
October 24, 2004
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/garyaldrich/ga20041026.shtml
"Dear Senator Kerry"
Gary Aldrich
October 26, 2004
Note: The following text is an exact quote:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1264546/posts?page=5#5
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To: Sir Gawain; GeronL; Fedora; Cincinatus' Wife; Cindy; christie
Yikes:
When Kerry joined the Senate in 1985 one of his early appointments as legislative assistant on foreign affairs was Gareth Porter — an academic with a long record of denying any evidence of major Communist atrocities in Indochina. Porter's 1976 book, Cambodia. Starvation and Revolution, denied that the Khmer Rouge holocaust was taking place. Of course Kerry himself had been conspicuously silent on postwar Khmer Rouge atrocities while they were happening.
Kerry continued to support some of Hanoi's foreign-policy interests in the Senate, even at the expense of his often-stated preference for the U.N. In 1990, in a rare act of post-Cold War political unity, the U.N. Security Council approved a plan to end the war in Cambodia with a U.N. Temporary Administration of Cambodia to organize elections. Yet Kerry opposed it. Instead, he wanted the Vietnamese-installed ex-Khmer Rouge Hun Sen to organize elections.
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