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vicente
7th July 2004, 01:26 AM
Who is John Kerry? Why do most Americans think he is Irish Catholic?
Kerry's grandparents were Jewish (Fritz Kohn of Czechoslovakia), Kerry's father was Jewish, Kerry's is half-Jewish,...all the wishing that Dems can muster won't change that.
As for being an "American",...No! Kerry may be a citizen of the United States (mostly raised in France), but he is not an American,...his Senate voting record alone proves that.
Kerry is a left-wing opportunist,...and in fact, not much different than the right-wing theocrat, George Bush. Both are anti-Americans.
Although a Kerry Presidency may be better in the short term, I feel a Bush 2nd term would be far better for America, in that, following such an event, within 18 months, a Civil War will erupt, a war between real Americans and the hateful Abrahamic Revisionists trying to usurp the Nation as it was intented to be.
I include all 99 US Senators who voted against the 9th US Circuit Court as "hateful Abrahamic Revisionists".
"The Pledge, as currently codified, is an impermissible government endorsement of religion because it sends a message to unbelievers "that they are outsiders, not full members of the political community, and an accompanying message to adherents that they are insiders, favored members of the political community."
Judge Alfred T. Goodwin, US 9th Circuit Court, 2002
Kerry's Purple Heart
I was the commanding officer to whom John Kerry reported his injury on Dec 3, 1968. I had confirmed there was no hostle fire that night and that Kerry had simply wounded himself with an M-79 grenade round he had fired too close. Louis Letson, the base physician, saw Kerry and used tweezers to remove the tiny piece of shrapnel - about 1 centimeter in length and 2 millimeters in diameter. Letson also confirmed that the scratch was inflicted with our M-79. This is first hand knowledge, and our integrity is unquestioned.
Kerry orchestrated his way out of Vietnam, and then testified, under oath, before Congress that we, his comrades, had committed horrible war crimes. This testimony (like his self nominated Purple Heart) was a lie and slandered honorable men. We who were actually there, believe he is unfit to command our sons and daughters.
Grant Hibbard, retired commander US Navy
Louis Letson, MD, retired Lt Commander US Navy
USA Today, June 25, 2004
Did you know?
Did you know that two of the three wounds which got John Kerry out of Vietnam in just 4 months (out of his 1 year tour) were said by fellow Lt's at the time to be superficial lacerations not requiring a Medical Officers attention? Kerry was back in the States, while all the Blacks and Hispanics he wants to be the "2nd President" of, were counting their full 365 days,...day by day.
Did you know that Kerry's Silver Star is highly contested by many fellow Officers in that Kerry, following at least fifty rounds of .50 cal into a hooch, that he shot and killed a wounded vietcong, contrary to the Geneva Convention.
Did you know, that on Meet the Press, in 1971, Kerry said "I committed the same kinds of atrocities as thousands of others, in that I shot in free-fire zones, fired .50-caliber machine bullets, used harass-and-interdiction fire, joined in search-and-destroy missions and burned villages."
Did you know that "John Kerry's body count (during his questionable 4 months in Vietnam) included-- a woman, her baby, a 12 year-old boy, an elderly man and several South Vietnamese soldiers".
Did you know that at Kerry's Senate Testimony, and throughout the early 70's, he went beyond protesting the war, and in fact demonized all Americans in uniform, which sustained an aura of hate till the mid-80's.
dustwitch
7th July 2004, 04:30 AM
Allright..... who are you ? Where is vicente ? What have you done with him ? :think:
NeverMind
7th July 2004, 04:32 AM
he served in Nam, that's good enough for me. Bush has fu*ked up pretty hardcore and I'm willing to give someone else a chance at being leader of the free world.
vicente
7th July 2004, 05:07 AM
he served in Nam, that's good enough for me
Does it not matter HOW he served?
He recklessly and criminally served 4 months of a 1year tour.
http://www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnkerry.com/
Of course Bush is an anti-American theocrat who should be tried and executed for treason and crimes against America,...but Kerry is not much better, if better at all. Even today Kerry was speaking about how he'll encourage tax payer monies to faith-based organizations.
I want my Country Back,...
Howard Dean said:
"I am tired of being divided in this country. I am tired of being divided by race. I am tired of being divided by gender. I'm tired of being divided by income. I'm tired of being divided by sexual orientation. I'm tired of being divided by religion.
Kerry, like Bush, is another divider. I want an American President,...one that has actually read the US Constitution that they vowed to defend.
:)
sahyo
7th July 2004, 05:25 AM
I want my Country Back,...
wasn't happening
isn't happening
won't happening
vicente
7th July 2004, 06:28 AM
wasn't happening
isn't happening
won't happening
Look beyond the mundane Asheera. What if America reflected the idea of the America founded in the 17th Century, and not the Revisionist version of todays hate-driven Christian majority.
sahyo
7th July 2004, 06:49 AM
mundane
1 : of, relating to, or characteristic of the world
2 : characterized by the practical, transitory, and ordinary : COMMONPLACE <the mundane concerns of day-to-day life>
synonym see EARTHLY:
Who is John Kerry? Why do most Americans think he is Irish Catholic?
Kerry's grandparents were Jewish (Fritz Kohn of Czechoslovakia), Kerry's father was Jewish, Kerry's is half-Jewish,...all the wishing that Dems can muster won't change that.
As for being an "American",...No! Kerry may be a citizen of the United States (mostly raised in France), but he is not an American,...his Senate voting record alone proves that.
Kerry is a left-wing opportunist,...and in fact, not much different than the right-wing theocrat, George Bush. Both are anti-Americans.
Although a Kerry Presidency may be better in the short term, I feel a Bush 2nd term would be far better for America, in that, following such an event, within 18 months, a Civil War will erupt, a war between real Americans and the hateful Abrahamic Revisionists trying to usurp the Nation as it was intented to be.
I include all 99 US Senators who voted against the 9th US Circuit Court as "hateful Abrahamic Revisionists".
"The Pledge, as currently codified, is an impermissible government endorsement of religion because it sends a message to unbelievers "that they are outsiders, not full members of the political community, and an accompanying message to adherents that they are insiders, favored members of the political community."
Judge Alfred T. Goodwin, US 9th Circuit Court, 2002
Kerry's Purple Heart
I was the commanding officer to whom John Kerry reported his injury on Dec 3, 1968. I had confirmed there was no hostle fire that night and that Kerry had simply wounded himself with an M-79 grenade round he had fired too close. Louis Letson, the base physician, saw Kerry and used tweezers to remove the tiny piece of shrapnel - about 1 centimeter in length and 2 millimeters in diameter. Letson also confirmed that the scratch was inflicted with our M-79. This is first hand knowledge, and our integrity is unquestioned.
Kerry orchestrated his way out of Vietnam, and then testified, under oath, before Congress that we, his comrades, had committed horrible war crimes. This testimony (like his self nominated Purple Heart) was a lie and slandered honorable men. We who were actually there, believe he is unfit to command our sons and daughters.
Grant Hibbard, retired commander US Navy
Louis Letson, MD, retired Lt Commander US Navy
USA Today, June 25, 2004
Did you know?
Did you know that two of the three wounds which got John Kerry out of Vietnam in just 4 months (out of his 1 year tour) were said by fellow Lt's at the time to be superficial lacerations not requiring a Medical Officers attention? Kerry was back in the States, while all the Blacks and Hispanics he wants to be the "2nd President" of, were counting their full 365 days,...day by day.
Did you know that Kerry's Silver Star is highly contested by many fellow Officers in that Kerry, following at least fifty rounds of .50 cal into a hooch, that he shot and killed a wounded vietcong, contrary to the Geneva Convention.
Did you know, that on Meet the Press, in 1971, Kerry said "I committed the same kinds of atrocities as thousands of others, in that I shot in free-fire zones, fired .50-caliber machine bullets, used harass-and-interdiction fire, joined in search-and-destroy missions and burned villages."
Did you know that "John Kerry's body count (during his questionable 4 months in Vietnam) included-- a woman, her baby, a 12 year-old boy, an elderly man and several South Vietnamese soldiers".
Did you know that at Kerry's Senate Testimony, and throughout the early 70's, he went beyond protesting the war, and in fact demonized all Americans in uniform, which sustained an aura of hate till the mid-80's.
sahyo
7th July 2004, 06:52 AM
vicente imagines though mundane notmundane?
zygoat
7th July 2004, 09:06 AM
Vicente,
I agree with you again about Kerry,must be a full moon or something,if all that he has said about his service is true, he is a war criminal!!Now the waffler just said that LIFE begins @ conception,how is he going to wheedle out of this with the pro-choice people who are mainly Liberals? <_<
NeverMind
26th July 2004, 07:37 AM
Good lord, man. At least he SERVED! Bush was in the National Guard! What a pussy! He didn't wanna serve in a war he just wants to make them! He's inventing wars, inventing enemies! And the economy sucks!
vicente
30th August 2004, 03:56 PM
Kerry should have been vetted 7 months ago.
"...people are voting for Senator Kerry without knowing anything about him," said Howard Dean on Feb 5th
"With 15 percent of the delegates selected so far, I question whether Democrats really want to choose somebody that they don't know much about," Dean said on Sunday Feb 8th. "I just think Democrats ought to be very careful about this"
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So who is John Kerry? "Measure me by my life," Kerry is fond of telling audiences on the campaign trail.
But after his 7 month free-ride from the media, Kerry may be wishing he never said that, or that hardly a speech goes by in which Kerry does not invoke Vietnam and his alledged heroism.
It is Kerry who made Vietnam the centerpeice of his campaign,...he thought, even if he publicized the Swifties photo ( http://swift4.he.net/~swift4/index.php ) and said they were all for him, that no one would break the "unwritten rule" that no one would challenge a vets service.
I haven't liked John Kerry since 1971, and I'm very upset that at a time when my Country is under the greatest threat in its history, from the Bush criminals, that the American Sheeple were media-ted into nominating the candidate who could least stand up to Bush.
In January I wrote:
Of all American scandals, like the John Quincy Adams aspirations of kingship, Tea Pot Dome, Watergate, or Plamegate, the darkest malefaction in American history may very well be the stealing of the 2004 Presidential election.
America has been duped by the DLC and Republican controlled media. John Kerry had no business running for President.
NeverMind
1st September 2004, 01:06 PM
but u still hate Bush, right?
agronrama
9th September 2004, 04:34 AM
Maybe Kerry shot in free-fire zones, but what do you think Bush would do? How many people Bush has killed when he was governor of Texas? 152 EXECUTIONS AS GOVERNOR OF TEXAS, this is the total. And this are a couple of quotes that make you understand how bush feels about human lives.
Although he said he was anguished by the decision, in an interview in Talk magazine, writer Tucker Carlson described Bush mimicking the woman's final plea for her life. "'Please,' Bush whimpers, his lips pursed in mock desperation, 'don't kill me.'"
- Time Magazine
"I think it is nothing short of unbelievable that the governor of a major state running for president thought it was acceptable to mock a woman he decided to put to death."
- Republican Candidate Gary Bauer
vicente
9th September 2004, 02:01 PM
but u still hate Bush, right?
Well,...I shouldn't say I hate Bush.
Kerry said (Sept. 8, 2004) the “hard reality” is that Bush’s choices have led to “spreading violence, growing extremism, havens for terrorists that weren’t there before.”
About time John Kerry,...about time to cease the vietnam memories and talk about the now.
Bush is a sociopathic criminal,...it's time to call a spade a spade, a thief a thief, etc. Just one more thing John Kerry,...heed Howard Dean's words,...this election isn't about you, its about the survival of America. Republicans and Democratic Centrists are about selfish motives and agenda's,...America deserves better.
Its about time Kerry. Keep up the 'W' is for wrong, and don't use the 'V word' (vietnam) for the next two months.
:)
evan
21st September 2004, 04:31 AM
Okay so sure, there are a lot of similarities between our two Yale "Skull and Bones" candidates, but that doesn't mean they're the same. Nor, does it mean that just because Kerry continues to harp about Vietnam (and may possibly be exaggerating the truth) that we should suddenly place him on the same plane as Bush. All candidates lie. They all exaggerate. They all try to make themselves look way better than they are. but that's what campaigning in this day and age is. it may be an unfortunate circumstance, but that's what they do.
So the only thing left is to try to guess what the outcome will be when they get elected. I mean, the truth is that as nice as it would be, Bush getting elected is NOT going to trigger a civil war in the proverbial proletariat takes back America. All that's going to happen when he get's elected is that Big Brother Patriot Act is gonna get sent to the gym to work out, and will come out looking like Rambo. And the only thing that's going to trigger a civil war is if Bush tries to eliminate term limits, and then sits on the throne for another term or two, while the American public gets dumber, and dumber, and dumber and number, and number, and number.. until finally they wake up and realize that they have no lives, because the corporate world has sucked their personalities dry, and that they have no freedom to change it, because Rambo has put all of their freedoms in a Lock Box.. and is it really worth letting G.W. Dictator sit on a throne for ten or twenty years while he destroys america, just so we can have a bloody revolution in which all the poor people will die, and someone like john kerry can take over in a coup d'etates?
And sure, Kerry has just as many corporate pimps for whom he whores himself out, but when it comes down to it, I at least don't think he's gonna send Big Brother Patriot Act to the gym, and may well just let him starve to death. In the meantime i agree that howard dean had it better, but at the moment it's a bit of a moot point, and I also think that it will be easier to work for change (i.e. taking back america) under kerry, than it will be under bush.
zygoat
21st September 2004, 07:18 AM
Evan,
the Patriot act,while not perfect,granted, was and is needed to protect America,that's with a captial A,thank you,and was developed as a result of radical Islamic terrorists,who are at this very moment plotting ways to kill innocent civillians all over the world who do not allow them to practice their brand of terrorism(peacful religion)sorry.
Secondly, Al Gore,Democrat, is the perpetrator of the "Lock Box".
Thirdly,did Orwell envision a Republican or Democrat world when he dreampt up Big Brother??If you think that when the next Democrat is elected,that they would do away with the ACT,you are dreaming!!
For the record,under Democrats,or worse yet,Liberals(Social Marxists)you would sooner turn into Orwell's vision,because,they want everyone to be the same,get paid the same,regardless of skill or talent,never advance,until it is"your time" to even though you may be able or capable of advancement sooner,universal healthcare,sounds great doesn't,but just ask anyone who has it,long waiting lines,forget second opinions,forget competetive marketing,where companies would have to compete for your business,thereby lowering rates on prescription drugs,forget the doctor of your choice,especially when it comes to specialists.
Republicans,or better yet,Conservatives,would allow and also encourage you to make the mostof your life,earn as much as you can or want,shop around for your healthcare needs and start a small business and be your own boss and not be ruled by a UNION,not that Unions are bad,they definitely helped create a middle class and helped get working conditions improved,but they have been swallowed up by their own self interests.
You sound young,Churchill once said,anybody in their twenties would be a fool not to be a Liberal,and that anybody over 40 would be a fool not to be Conservative!!I might not have that verbatim,but I THINK i'm pretty close.
evan
1st October 2004, 05:56 PM
Sir Zygoat -
yes, it's true.. i frequently neglect to capitalize a number of capital-worthy words. i humbly apologize for said grievance, and would like to preemptively apologize for the fact that this literary misdemeanor is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future.
Z - the Patriot act,while not perfect,granted, was and is needed to protect America,that's with a capital A,thank you,and was developed as a result of radical Islamic terrorists,who are at this very moment plotting ways to kill innocent civilians all over the world who do not allow them to practice their brand of terrorism(peacful religion)sorry.
‘‘They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety," observed Benjamin Franklin, "deserve neither liberty nor safety." Regardless of arguments that can be made regarding the effectiveness, validity and/or genuine need for the Patriot Act.. and regardless of the undeniable truth that it is a complete violation of our constitution, (which any American would surely hold as our most fundamental law).. regardless of any of these arguments, Franklin's words still echo truth to this day.
Z - Secondly, Al Gore,Democrat, is the perpetrator of the "Lock Box".
i used the term as a literary convention, which had nothing to do with gore, or with social security.
Z - Thirdly,did Orwell envision a Republican or Democrat world when he dreampt up Big Brother?
have you read the book, or is this a real question? My comparison of bush to big brother had much more to do with the trend of his administration towards WWII like totalitarianism, or classical fascism, than with democrats or republicans..
Z - For the record,under Democrats,or worse yet,Liberals(Social Marxists)you would sooner turn into Orwell's vision
first off, the association of "liberals" with "social marxism" is a huge sweeping generalization that leaves out 99% of the self proclaimed liberals in the world, especially considering the exceedingly wide variations on the term liberalism with regard to political theory. therefore i'm not even going to touch that issue.
secondly, orwell's vision had less to do with socialism (as you seem to imply), or even with conservatism, than it had to do with the total control of a populous by a state, by placing the value of collectivism above the value of individualism. therefore, i compared the patriot act to to orwell's vision as a result of its provisions which strip american citizens of their constitutional rights on the grounds that it is for the security of the state. this places the security of the state above the importance of the individual. the left and right of the political spectrum are irrelevant here, as the action is clearly indicative of a collectivist approach, which paves the road towards orwell's vision.
Z - universal health care,sounds great doesn't,but just ask anyone who has it,long waiting lines,forget second opinions,forget competitive marketing,where companies would have to compete for your business,thereby lowering rates on prescription drugs,forget the doctor of your choice,especially when it comes to specialists.
though i don't know where this came from.. here goes: since when do we have lower rates on prescription drugs? Since when do I, if i'm poor, have the doctor of my choice? Our system as it exists clearly isn't that much better. besides, implementing a universal health care system in no way necessitates the implementation of a crappy plan.
Z - Republicans,or better yet,Conservatives,would allow and also encourage you to make the most of your life,earn as much as you can or want,shop around for your health care needs and start a small business and be your own boss...
last i checked, the Democratic Party was 100% capitalist.. or am i mistaken? is john kerry a socialist? a marxist? a collectivist? has he just not told anyone yet? wow.. i admit, that would make for an interesting few years. :rolleyes:
Z - ...and not be ruled by a UNION,not that Unions are bad,they definitely helped create a middle class and helped get working conditions improved,but they have been swallowed up by their own self interests.
uh.. yes. unions are good. ever read any labor history? if it wasn't for the labor movement, i'd be willing to bet that no matter what job you have [ insert assumption here], there is no doubt that your job would be significantly crappier. sure, not all unions were always good. many only served the interest of your professed middle-class, skilled worker.. others only worked for specific, upper-labor aims. but to be swallowed up by their own self interests? by "their" you must mean the workers, right? since that is who makes up a union? So.. what's wrong with the workers doing only what is in their best interests?
i do agree though, albeit most likely for vastly different reasons, that not all unions are positive entities at all times.
Z - You sound young,Churchill once said,anybody in their twenties would be a fool not to be a Liberal,and that anybody over 40 would be a fool not to be Conservative!!I might not have that verbatim,but I THINK i'm pretty close.
congratulations, you've successfully identified that I am indeed left-leaning, as well as quote and affirm a vast, sweeping, ageist generalization about political demographics. I would put forth that anyone (under or over either 20 or 40) would be a fool to adhere to a political doctrine simply because of a birthday, or because of of prescribed notions about age, without solving the clear and present problem of their own ignorance. Furthermore, Churchill's saying merely reflects his adherence to a Realist political philosophy which manifested itself in the opinion that the young were idealistic and ought to be, whereas once an individual reached "maturity" they would come to see the error of the idealistic ways. This says nothing more profound than that he was a realist, which isn't surprising considering his role in the war, and his total immersion in power politics.
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NeverMind
5th October 2004, 07:36 AM
im clapping right now. Go Evan!
evan
5th October 2004, 11:13 AM
:thumbsup:
thanks dude!
nothing spectacular.. but i felt i at least had to respond.
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