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To: mware
I thought that they decided instead of killing senators they were going to throw away their medals. Does it jive with the time frame.

Those were two different events.

Members of the VVAW threw their medals in Washington DC in April 1971 at Operation Dewey Canyon III, the protest at which where Kerry also told bogus tales of war crimes to the Senate. Scott Camil was evidently making noises about shooting people even then.

But at the November 1971 meeting in Kansas City, the VVAW leadership actually voted on a proposal to murder 6 or 7 U.S. Senators who supported the war. This appears not to have bothered John Kerry all that much...

37 posted on 03/18/2004 5:57:22 PM PST by Interesting Times (ABCNNBCBS -- yesterday's news.)
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To: Interesting Times
"But at the November 1971 meeting in Kansas City, the VVAW leadership actually voted on a proposal to murder 6 or 7 U.S. Senators who supported the war. This appears not to have bothered John Kerry all that much..."

Wonder if there are as many corpses as a result of mysterious circumstances among Kerry's acquaintances as there apparently are among those of the Clinton's?

168 posted on 03/18/2004 10:00:07 PM PST by LucyJo
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To: Interesting Times
>>the protest at which where Kerry also told bogus tales of war crimes to the Senate.

I'd like to put it...

"Committed a felony by giving false testimony to the Senate,
(in addition to slandering all heroic Vietnam servicemen still fighting for our country)"

OR

"Committed a felony by failing to report all names and details
of known war crimes"
192 posted on 03/18/2004 11:14:02 PM PST by Future Useless Eater (Freedom_Loving_Engineer)
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