[jmstein7]

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[Peach]

Bump this big time.

John F'ing Kerry said in the days after 9/11 that this called for a unilateral response if need be. And other things that can easily be used against him.

Write just a short note to your local papers using a quote or two.

IF the press reports this, it's another small death knell to his campaign.

And you can do it unilaterally when the circumstances call for it.

Kerry: I personally believe this is a circumstance because of the nature of it. As Dianne says, many have said today this is an act of war. The difficulty is, unlike Pearl Harbor, this is a stealth enemy.

[Peach]

jm - you are THE man!

In every Kerry article you see today, link this with a little intro to it. Kudos to you!!!!

[Fudd]

"I served on the Intelligence Committee up until last year. I can remember after the bombings of the embassies, after TWA 800, we went through this flurry of activity, talking about it, but not really doing hard work of responding.

Odd, that Kerry should mention TWA 800 on a list of terror activities.

[ErnBatavia]

I served on the Intelligence Committee up until last year. I can remember after the bombings of the embassies, after TWA 800, we went through this flurry of activity, talking about it, but not really doing hard work of responding.

If the dateline of September 11, 2001 is correct, those words might come around to bite him in the ass...

[Wolfstar]

Great research! Thanks for posting this info for our benefit.

[adam_az]

SEN. JOHN KERRY (R), MASSACHUSETTS: Absolutely. Absolutely. But let me join John and I know all my colleagues in just expressing -- I think all of us here in Washington are feeling in very personal ways the loss of what's happened here. I know that I had one friend I know of already on that plane from Boston, and I dread the learning of perhaps others. But for thousands of families tonight, there is just a huge loss, and I think in every American there's a sense -- there's a fury, an intense, burning fury about this and a determination to do what is right about it.

We have always known this could happen. We've warned about it. We've talked about it. I regret to say, as -- I served on the Intelligence Committee up until last year. I can remember after the bombings of the embassies, after TWA 800, we went through this flurry of activity, talking about it, but not really doing hard work of responding.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

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[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

"The intelligence community has known all summer they have building up for some kind of attack."

THIS RIGHT HERE OBLITERATES RICHARD CLARKE AND HIS LIES

[prairiebreeze]

I was heartened by the president's comments tonight. We need to make certain that those countries that sponsor terrorism, that support it, that harbor these fugitive are as much a part of the problem as those who engage in the terrorist acts themselves. And we need to make certain as a country we respond to that. Boldly and bravely -- not recklessly -- but boldly.

So Kerry is really happy as a clam with President Bush then? Because this is precisely what the President has done! So glad to know that Kerry believes in the soverignty of America and isn't an UN-suck-up-internationalist after all.

Prairie (do I need the sarcasm tag?)

[mtbopfuyn]

~*~*~ Flippity flop flop, flippity flop flop, Easter's on it's way. ~*~*~

Good work!

[tallhappy]

Add from this thread.

But let me say one other thing we need to do, and some people will not probably appreciate this, but I think it's an honest statement of what the United States needs to do. Globalization and technology have changed the perception of the United States in the world. And there are many of us who feel that we have not been doing enough or sensitive enough to the way in which we are perceived by many countries. We need to not only be tough here, we need to not only respond and ferret out Osama bin Laden, but we need to also listen. We need to also be thoughtful in some of the policies so that we can build friendships and build relationships around the globe and not be alienating quite as many people as we have, I think.

From September 16, 2001. Kerry blames the US for the attacks. We weren't sensitive enough to other countries.

[Mich0127]

I love leaving you to your own devices...you never fail to entertain me

Fun Fact: Even though you said you don't believe me, he had surgery on his chin when he was in his early 20's I believe

[DollyCali]

Maybe someone with connections can get this link to L.King & C Matthews to refesh their memory????

ATTA WAY TO GO, jmstein7

[LayoutGuru2]

Oooooohhh!!! Thanks!!!

[Maria S]

"I can remember after the bombings of the embassies, after TWA 800..."


Boy! This certainly jumped off the page at a bunch of us!!!

[beckett]

Nice job...thank you.

[ironman]

Sept 12: MATTHEWS: Speaking of our level of commitment and the level of commitment for those who are against this terrorism, if we discover that bin Laden is responsible for this attack on the World Trade tower and on the Pentagon, should we try to kill him?"

Mathews is today bent out of shape for W asking Clarke to look into possible Iraq connections, as if we immediately knew with 100% certaincy everybody who was involved. From his quote, he wasn't so sure himself.

[LurkedLongEnough]

This really says only that Kerry agreed with President Bush at one time. That is a scary thought. Maybe it's just what Kerry would like to spread around.

The TWA 800 reference is most interesting.

[auboy]

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