janvier 31, 2004

Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry

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John Kerry interjects his Viet Nam service into every speech in much the same way an Amway salesman mentions his "Fortune 500 Company" to everyone he meets. He seems right proud of it these days. What he seems less interested in recounting is the full-on backstabbing of his fellow GIs he performed upon returning to the United States.

Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry has put together a good overview of his activism, including his post as an organizer for the rabidly pro-Communist VVAW. The pic I've posted is from a VVAW protest. For those not up on Chinese Communist dictators, the bald-headed guy is NOT Charlie Chan.

NOTE- For further coverage of the issue, check out Evangelical Outpost. Joe's staying on top of this one.

Posted by Discoshaman at janvier 31, 2004 12:27 AM | TrackBack




Comments

If there's anything that raises my ire than stuff like this, I can't begin to tell you what it is. I have never really liked John Kerry much to begin with, but this tops it.

My father served in the United States Air Force for 26 years, and there were 3 or 4 times that I know of that he came within a hair's breadth of never returning home to my mother. When people use positions of power and authority to speak out against the US in a way that someone else without those connections can not, it's unpleasant enough. To me, however, using the status of a military veteran to achieve those same ends is simply reprehensible. I hold Wesley Clark in utter contempt for this same thing. His views and values are completely and totally out of sync, at least for the majority of the military members I have served with and have met through my father's service.

Posted by: Chris at janvier 31, 2004 07:21 PM

Chris-

Good points.

The officers who've served under Clark have very little good to say about him.

As for Kerry, he's constantly waving the bloody shirt. Even if he hadn't been a traitorous sleaze upon his return, his constant preening would be distasteful enough. G Bush I was a WWII fighter pilot and hero, but didn't feel the need to trumpet the fact every 5 seconds.

Posted by: Discoshaman at janvier 31, 2004 10:46 PM


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