If anyone had the right to protest the war in Vietnam it was Kerry.

He did his part and earned the right to say what ever he wanted to
about the war. The man has my respect. And he was a boat man, that
gives him even more
respect from me.

However I can not understand why he would hang out with that bitch
that had no say, put American lives in danger, runied the moral of the
troops and provided aid to comfort to the enemey. I just wish my buddy
took her out when he had the chance. He had her lined up in the sights
of a Ma duce. When I saw her sitting on that commie anti aircraft gun
I was boiling mad!

You liberals may think that picture will not carry much weight, but
it will.

If Kerry publicly says he is ashamed to be in the same picture with
that bitch
I will vote for him in November. If he does not, I will vote for Bush.

Wanting to stop a war that our leaders would not properly fight was
ok. But to provide comfort and aid to the enemy is treason and
un-American. Jane should of been shot.

His actions after his service to our great country may sink his boat.

Capt. American

Hey, lunatic..

Jane Fonda didn't even visit Hanoi until 2 years after that picture
was taken. Do you think Kerry is some sort of modern Nostradamus?
It didn't appear that he was "with" her. They were at the same event.

It is more than a bit amusing that the right wind whackos have chosen
to make Viet Nam an issue, given who has the high ground here. Hint,
it aint Bush or Rush. Then again, if the Republicans could run a
successful smear campaign against John McCain, I guess anything is
possible.


On 10 Feb 2004 09:14:07 -0800,
(Capt.American) wrote:

If anyone had the right to protest the war in Vietnam it was Kerry.

He did his part and earned the right to say what ever he wanted to
about the war. The man has my respect. And he was a boat man, that
gives him even more
respect from me.

However I can not understand why he would hang out with that bitch
that had no say, put American lives in danger, runied the moral of the
troops and provided aid to comfort to the enemey. I just wish my buddy
took her out when he had the chance. He had her lined up in the sights
of a Ma duce. When I saw her sitting on that commie anti aircraft gun
I was boiling mad!

You liberals may think that picture will not carry much weight, but
it will.

If Kerry publicly says he is ashamed to be in the same picture with
that bitch
I will vote for him in November. If he does not, I will vote for Bush.

Wanting to stop a war that our leaders would not properly fight was
ok. But to provide comfort and aid to the enemy is treason and
un-American. Jane should of been shot.

His actions after his service to our great country may sink his boat.

Capt. American

He has the right to protest, but he doesn't have right to hang
out with whomever he wants... now that's quite a statement.

The likes of you would always vote for Bush and his kind. You
have no obligation to do otherwise, and I'm proud to say that
I'm nothing like you.

"Capt.American" wrote in message
om...
If anyone had the right to protest the war in Vietnam it was Kerry.

He did his part and earned the right to say what ever he wanted to
about the war. The man has my respect. And he was a boat man, that
gives him even more
respect from me.

However I can not understand why he would hang out with that bitch
that had no say, put American lives in danger, runied the moral of the
troops and provided aid to comfort to the enemey. I just wish my buddy
took her out when he had the chance. He had her lined up in the sights
of a Ma duce. When I saw her sitting on that commie anti aircraft gun
I was boiling mad!

You liberals may think that picture will not carry much weight, but
it will.

If Kerry publicly says he is ashamed to be in the same picture with
that bitch
I will vote for him in November. If he does not, I will vote for Bush.

Wanting to stop a war that our leaders would not properly fight was
ok. But to provide comfort and aid to the enemy is treason and
un-American. Jane should of been shot.

His actions after his service to our great country may sink his boat.

Capt. American

"Capt.American" wrote in message
om...
If anyone had the right to protest the war in Vietnam it was Kerry.

snip

I'm not surprised that you are worried about Kerry.

He looks almost as thick as Bush.



Regards


Donal
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felton wrote in message . ..
Hey, lunatic..

Jane Fonda didn't even visit Hanoi until 2 years after that picture
was taken. Do you think Kerry is some sort of modern Nostradamus?
It didn't appear that he was "with" her. They were at the same event.

It is more than a bit amusing that the right wind whackos have chosen
to make Viet Nam an issue, given who has the high ground here. Hint,
it aint Bush or Rush. Then again, if the Republicans could run a
successful smear campaign against John McCain, I guess anything is
possible.

So you served in Vietnam like John Mc Cain & I did?

And you have any respect for anyone that would be in the same room as
that ****ing 2 bit **** Jane?

Do not think so.

Capt. American






On 10 Feb 2004 09:14:07 -0800,
(Capt.American) wrote:

If anyone had the right to protest the war in Vietnam it was Kerry.

He did his part and earned the right to say what ever he wanted to
about the war. The man has my respect. And he was a boat man, that
gives him even more
respect from me.

However I can not understand why he would hang out with that bitch
that had no say, put American lives in danger, runied the moral of the
troops and provided aid to comfort to the enemey. I just wish my buddy
took her out when he had the chance. He had her lined up in the sights
of a Ma duce. When I saw her sitting on that commie anti aircraft gun
I was boiling mad!

You liberals may think that picture will not carry much weight, but
it will.

If Kerry publicly says he is ashamed to be in the same picture with
that bitch
I will vote for him in November. If he does not, I will vote for Bush.

Wanting to stop a war that our leaders would not properly fight was
ok. But to provide comfort and aid to the enemy is treason and
un-American. Jane should of been shot.

His actions after his service to our great country may sink his boat.

Capt. American

Bull****. Prove it.

"Capt.American" wrote in message
om...
felton wrote in message
. ..
So you served in Vietnam like .... I did?

It is more than a bit amusing that the right wind whackos have chosen
to make Viet Nam an issue,.

Try to keep up with current events Bub. Kerry's people started this thing.
Funny thing is however Kerry's handelers arn't talking about what Kerry did
after he got out.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

You're right... well sort of. Actually, the press found out and published
info about Bush and his "military service" during the 2000 elections.

I believe you'll find that Kerry was a lt. governor, then was elected
to Congress.

The most amusing part about the Bush military issue is that he failed
to show up for his physical. I wonder why? Could it be that he wouldn't
have been able to pass the drug test?.. you know, the Coke/Alcohol
thing.

"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
...
It is more than a bit amusing that the right wind whackos have chosen
to make Viet Nam an issue,.

Try to keep up with current events Bub. Kerry's people started this
thing.
Funny thing is however Kerry's handelers arn't talking about what Kerry
did
after he got out.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Fonda wasn't the '-itch' I first thought of when reading the the subject
line. Anyway . . .

Kerry just publically told his people to get off it. Unlike Gore and the
Seattle Freeway Gridlocks, Kerry realizes he stands to lose votes by such
idiocies as a Democrat even remotely discussing military service. He'll do
the same on two other fronts. One is the conduct of the 'do' in Iraq. 500
dead of our professional military is a phenomenal success. In my die we
would knock off that many in a week and still manage to lose the war. The
other is the six or whatever nukes in N. Korea. Six is chicken feed
compared to the 10,000 we used to have pointing at us. Hooray for
Candidate Kerry.

As an aside I might point out the reason National Guard did not serve in
Viet-Nam stemmed from several reasons. 1) LBJ chose not to call them up. 2)
Back then the myth of the National Guard belonging to the state had some
validity. That hasn't been true for a couple of decades.

There is, it seems, more than one way to skip out of performing one's
duty. LBJ, as a congressman, acquired a direct commission to, I believe,
Lieutenant Colonel. He made one visit out to Hawaii but no further and for
that received a Silver Star. Like most medals, you have to know the pay
grade of a person to judge the value of the Silver Star award.

I predict he will pick Hillary for VP. That action will mobilize the
remnants of the Dem's and the few remaining fruit loops in the former
woman's movement. Can't do much better than that. Sorry to say I think
Hillary will refuse the offer.

I'm guessing Bush 55% to 60% and Kerry most of the rest. One reason is the
Republicans will form a coalition with the Libertarians but the Democrats
will not form a coalition with the Greens.

Prediction for 2008? Kerry will run again. Hillary has entirely too much
baggage. Sort of a female Nixon in that regard.

As for the Perot - istas? Recall four years ago I stated Buchanan's only
reason for joining them was to destroy them and thus ensure a Republican
victory?

Meanwhile the national policy will remain 'one building, one country.'

M.


"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
...
It is more than a bit amusing that the right wind whackos have chosen
to make Viet Nam an issue,.

Try to keep up with current events Bub. Kerry's people started this
thing.
Funny thing is however Kerry's handelers arn't talking about what Kerry
did
after he got out.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

On 11 Feb 2004 05:01:37 GMT, (SAIL LOCO) wrote:

It is more than a bit amusing that the right wind whackos have chosen
to make Viet Nam an issue,.

Try to keep up with current events Bub. Kerry's people started this thing.
Funny thing is however Kerry's handelers arn't talking about what Kerry did
after he got out.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Yes, it was the Democratic Party Chairman who seems to have started
that "deserter" business. That whole issue does seem like a waste of
time and energy. I well remember the days of the draft lottery, and I
don't remember anyone hoping for a low number I was referring to
this goofy Kerry/Jane Fonda balloon that Rush is floating. The only
real connection I can see to the Viet Nam days is that I question the
thinking that has gotten us involved in Iraq. The good news is that I
don't think we will be there for 10 years at a cost of over 50,000
Americans, but for me, 600 is too many if we didn't have a justifiable
reason to go. Not to mention the huge expenditure of our tax dollars.

I wonder how the American sentiment would view this war and our
elected leadership if we still had a draft and it *might* affect all
the young folks, instead of the few?