Smoking Gun, Blazing Saddle (or, Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire part “n”)

Two documents at the Vietnam Archive at Texas Tech University at Lubbock, TX, shed some light on sKerry’s meetings with the North Vietnam and Viet Cong representatives in Paris during the Vietnam War. The articles, a “circular” numbered 2150901039bin the archive and a “directive” numbered 2150901041, are Viet Cong documents that show both the favorable lightin which the Vietcong viewed the VVAW (Kerry’s organ) and Kerry’s parroting of the negotiating stance—point-by-point—of Madame Binh, the head of the Vietcong’s “delegation” to the Paris Peace Talks.

See the article at The New York Sun, the one at Worldnet Daily and , the one at Wintersoldier.com. Wintersoldier.com is, of course, the most detailed as it is founded and staffed mostly by former Vietnam Vets… That article, titled, “John Kerry and the VVAW: Hanoi’s American Puppets?” includes commentary/analysis such as

[These] newly uncovered documents help clarify the relationship of the North Vietnamese, the Vietcong, the PCPJ, the Communist Party of the USA, and John Kerry’s VVAW. They indicate that these organizations worked closely together, using the Paris Peace Talks as a central point of communication, to employ the strategy and tactics devised by the Vietnamese communists to achieve their primary objective: the defeat of the United States of America in Vietnam.

But do read the whole thing. If, after reading it, you do not believe the portion of the XIV Amendment that refers to “an officer of the United States” having unauthorized dealings with an enemy of the United States during time of war compelling disqualification from holding office in the Senate applies to sKerry, then you need to re-read the article(s).

After returning from his first meeting with Madame Binh, sKerry began promoting her talking points, item by item, even going so far as to slander all the troops who were in Vietnam as war criminals before the Fullbright Committee and “confessing” to having committed “war crimes” himself in TV and newspaper interviews.

The question you must ask yourself is this: having lied and betrayed his country and his “band of brothers” in order to kick start his public lust for power, and having continued by means of lies large and small (invented “facts” and mythic “accomplishments”) to promote himself while marking time in the Senate, even continuing to lie to this very day about his record there, can you trust him to do a single damned thing he says he’ll do? Or should you instead count on him to do as he has done in the past, that is, do everything in his power to assure the defeat of an America weakened by his actions?

Smoking Gun, Blazing Saddle (or, Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire part “n”)

Two documents at the Vietnam Archive at Texas Tech University at Lubbock, TX, shed some light on sKerry’s meetings with the North Vietnam and Viet Cong representatives in Paris during the Vietnam War. The articles, a “circular” numbered 2150901039bin the archive and a “directive” numbered 2150901041, are Viet Cong documents that show both the favorable lightin which the Vietcong viewed the VVAW (Kerry’s organ) and Kerry’s parroting of the negotiating stance—point-by-point—of Madame Binh, the head of the Vietcong’s “delegation” to the Paris Peace Talks.

See the article at The New York Sun, the one at Worldnet Daily and , the one at Wintersoldier.com. Wintersoldier.com is, of course, the most detailed as it is founded and staffed mostly by former Vietnam Vets… That article, titled, “John Kerry and the VVAW: Hanoi’s American Puppets?” includes commentary/analysis such as

[These] newly uncovered documents help clarify the relationship of the North Vietnamese, the Vietcong, the PCPJ, the Communist Party of the USA, and John Kerry’s VVAW. They indicate that these organizations worked closely together, using the Paris Peace Talks as a central point of communication, to employ the strategy and tactics devised by the Vietnamese communists to achieve their primary objective: the defeat of the United States of America in Vietnam.

But do read the whole thing. If, after reading it, you do not believe the portion of the XIV Amendment that refers to “an officer of the United States” having unauthorized dealings with an enemy of the United States during time of war compelling disqualification from holding office in the Senate applies to sKerry, then you need to re-read the article(s).

After returning from his first meeting with Madame Binh, sKerry began promoting her talking points, item by item, even going so far as to slander all the troops who were in Vietnam as war criminals before the Fullbright Committee and “confessing” to having committed “war crimes” himself in TV and newspaper interviews.

The question you must ask yourself is this: having lied and betrayed his country and his “band of brothers” in order to kick start his public lust for power, and having continued by means of lies large and small (invented “facts” and mythic “accomplishments”) to promote himself while marking time in the Senate, even continuing to lie to this very day about his record there, can you trust him to do a single damned thing he says he’ll do? Or should you instead count on him to do as he has done in the past, that is, do everything in his power to assure the defeat of an America weakened by his actions?

NYTrogate: “Missing” Al QaQaa 380Tons

Go ahead, say it out loud: “Al Qaqaa.” That’s right, now that you’ve said it out loud, you can say it again about the NYT story trumpeting the horror! the horror! of 380 tons of “missing” explosives they wanna blame on Bush.

Qaqaa, all right. According to NBC’s embedded reporters who were on the scene in 2003 when the Al QaQaa dump was inspected, it was gone before our guys got there. In fact, U.N. inspectors’ reports (NOT the faked up report “leaked” by a vindictive “IAEA and its head, the anti-American Mohammed El Baradei”) indicate the ex[plosives may have been moved before the Iraq War started.

NYT: al Qaqaa, indeed…

And to top it off, originally CBS was planning on airing the story on October 31 as a last-minute “October surprise” but got “beat” by the NYT printing a story… first reported by NBC in April of 2003, but this time with a “Beat Bush” slant.)

(Credit: tons of reports all over the web, and NBC—of all the irony possible, this has to be tops.)

NYTrogate: “Missing” Al QaQaa 380Tons

Go ahead, say it out loud: “Al Qaqaa.” That’s right, now that you’ve said it out loud, you can say it again about the NYT story trumpeting the horror! the horror! of 380 tons of “missing” explosives they wanna blame on Bush.

Qaqaa, all right. According to NBC’s embedded reporters who were on the scene in 2003 when the Al QaQaa dump was inspected, it was gone before our guys got there. In fact, U.N. inspectors’ reports (NOT the faked up report “leaked” by a vindictive “IAEA and its head, the anti-American Mohammed El Baradei”) indicate the ex[plosives may have been moved before the Iraq War started.

NYT: al Qaqaa, indeed…

And to top it off, originally CBS was planning on airing the story on October 31 as a last-minute “October surprise” but got “beat” by the NYT printing a story… first reported by NBC in April of 2003, but this time with a “Beat Bush” slant.)

(Credit: tons of reports all over the web, and NBC—of all the irony possible, this has to be tops.)

Arrested Development

I’ve been almost casually looking through Kerry’s Senate voting record for the past few months, “Here a look, there a look, everywhere a
look-look… ”

OK, back on track, now.

It struck me how, during the Reagan/Bush 1 years, Kerry was always voting in ways to encourage communist and other totalitarian governments, whenever a vote on national defense or intelligence came up. It was almost as if his first thought was “How can I make the world a safer place… for communism?”

This realization about Kerry’s voting record converged with my growing awareness of his psychological/moral problems (he’s apparently a compulsive—and very bad—liar, for example). Like all good Marxists—and by his record, he certainly fits that description—Kerry cannot admit or speak the truth as a general practice. Now, I think I have an understanding of Kerry’s character, summed up in this comment from Mike Adams:
“Marxism is an emotional disorder, not a political philosophy.”

Arrested Development

I’ve been almost casually looking through Kerry’s Senate voting record for the past few months, “Here a look, there a look, everywhere a
look-look… ”

OK, back on track, now.

It struck me how, during the Reagan/Bush 1 years, Kerry was always voting in ways to encourage communist and other totalitarian governments, whenever a vote on national defense or intelligence came up. It was almost as if his first thought was “How can I make the world a safer place… for communism?”

This realization about Kerry’s voting record converged with my growing awareness of his psychological/moral problems (he’s apparently a compulsive—and very bad—liar, for example). Like all good Marxists—and by his record, he certainly fits that description—Kerry cannot admit or speak the truth as a general practice. Now, I think I have an understanding of Kerry’s character, summed up in this comment from Mike Adams:
“Marxism is an emotional disorder, not a political philosophy.”

Kerry: Wrong Then, Wrong Now

Americans for Peace Through Strength has a new ad out. Go. Watch it. Send its address to all the people in your address book. And when you forward the address to folks, include the address of their analysis of Kerry’s Senate voting record: http://www.thestakesarehigh.org/Kerry/

A few highlights:

  • During his 20-year Senate career, John Kerry has voted to cut the Pentagon’s budget 38 times.
  • Kerry has voted 12 times against providing a pay increase to our military men and women.
  • In 2003, Kerry voted against providing $87 billion in funding for our troops in Iraq.
  • In 2002, Kerry voted six times against President Bush’s proposal to establish a Department of Homeland Security in the aftermath of 9/11.

More at the link

Kerry: Wrong Then, Wrong Now

Americans for Peace Through Strength has a new ad out. Go. Watch it. Send its address to all the people in your address book. And when you forward the address to folks, include the address of their analysis of Kerry’s Senate voting record: http://www.thestakesarehigh.org/Kerry/

A few highlights:

  • During his 20-year Senate career, John Kerry has voted to cut the Pentagon’s budget 38 times.
  • Kerry has voted 12 times against providing a pay increase to our military men and women.
  • In 2003, Kerry voted against providing $87 billion in funding for our troops in Iraq.
  • In 2002, Kerry voted six times against President Bush’s proposal to establish a Department of Homeland Security in the aftermath of 9/11.

More at the link