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What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
The IRA. "I Ran Away." Yesterday I received a spin-mail that was forwarded from the Republican department of mythmaking. They were trying to hide Bush minor's absence from Vietnam service as an urban legend. I decided to go to the original documents to check this out for myself since Michael Moore has been using the very strong term 'Deserter' for Bush. What did I find? It turns out that the debate should be on the correct word for Bush: Is he a deserter or a coward? Decide for yourself, here are some fair and balanced starting points. The raw documents are at: http://users.cis.net/coldfeet/document.htm Summary of the facts: http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...9151-2000Jun25 http://www.straightdope.com/columns/030411.html http://www.hereinreality.com/commander.html http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/...cnn/index.html http://users.cis.net/coldfeet http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0531-03.htm http://www.AWOLbush.com -=- This message was posted via two or more anonymous remailing services. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Total unmitigated bullshit and you have fallen for it. Heck, I bet you even
sent old Marty Heldt the 24 bucks he asks for. "Anonymous" <BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote in message news:4QFO998K38014.5754050926@anonymous... > What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > > The IRA. "I Ran Away." > > Yesterday I received a spin-mail that was forwarded from the Republican > department of mythmaking. > They were trying to hide Bush minor's absence from Vietnam service as > an urban legend. I decided to > go to the original documents to check this out for myself since Michael > Moore has been using the very > strong term 'Deserter' for Bush. What did I find? > > It turns out that the debate should be on the correct word for Bush: > Is he a deserter or a coward? > > Decide for yourself, here are some fair and balanced starting points. > The raw documents are at: > > http://users.cis.net/coldfeet/document.htm > > Summary of the facts: > http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...9151-2000Jun25 > > http://www.straightdope.com/columns/030411.html > > http://www.hereinreality.com/commander.html > > http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/...cnn/index.html > > http://users.cis.net/coldfeet > > http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0531-03.htm > > http://www.AWOLbush.com > -=- > This message was posted via two or more anonymous remailing services. > > > > |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Total unmitigated bullshit and you have fallen for it. Heck, I bet you even
sent old Marty Heldt the 24 bucks he asks for. "Anonymous" <BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote in message news:4QFO998K38014.5754050926@anonymous... > What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > > The IRA. "I Ran Away." > > Yesterday I received a spin-mail that was forwarded from the Republican > department of mythmaking. > They were trying to hide Bush minor's absence from Vietnam service as > an urban legend. I decided to > go to the original documents to check this out for myself since Michael > Moore has been using the very > strong term 'Deserter' for Bush. What did I find? > > It turns out that the debate should be on the correct word for Bush: > Is he a deserter or a coward? > > Decide for yourself, here are some fair and balanced starting points. > The raw documents are at: > > http://users.cis.net/coldfeet/document.htm > > Summary of the facts: > http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...9151-2000Jun25 > > http://www.straightdope.com/columns/030411.html > > http://www.hereinreality.com/commander.html > > http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/...cnn/index.html > > http://users.cis.net/coldfeet > > http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0531-03.htm > > http://www.AWOLbush.com > -=- > This message was posted via two or more anonymous remailing services. > > > > |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Anonymous" <BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote in message
news:4QFO998K38014.5754050926@anonymous... > What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > > The IRA. "I Ran Away." > > Yesterday I received a spin-mail that was forwarded from the Republican > department of mythmaking. > They were trying to hide Bush minor's absence from Vietnam service as > an urban legend. I decided to > go to the original documents to check this out for myself since Michael > Moore has been using the very > strong term 'Deserter' for Bush. What did I find? > > It turns out that the debate should be on the correct word for Bush: > Is he a deserter or a coward? > > Decide for yourself, here are some fair and balanced starting points. > The raw documents are at: How about posting the "Spin-mail" including all of the headers. Otherwise - go elsewhere and troll. Nigel Brooks |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Anonymous" <BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote in message
news:4QFO998K38014.5754050926@anonymous... > What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > > The IRA. "I Ran Away." > > Yesterday I received a spin-mail that was forwarded from the Republican > department of mythmaking. > They were trying to hide Bush minor's absence from Vietnam service as > an urban legend. I decided to > go to the original documents to check this out for myself since Michael > Moore has been using the very > strong term 'Deserter' for Bush. What did I find? > > It turns out that the debate should be on the correct word for Bush: > Is he a deserter or a coward? > > Decide for yourself, here are some fair and balanced starting points. > The raw documents are at: How about posting the "Spin-mail" including all of the headers. Otherwise - go elsewhere and troll. Nigel Brooks |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Anonymous the lumpenproletariat tool for all politburos and MoveOn.org
wrote: > > What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > > The IRA. "I Ran Away." > > Yesterday I received a spin-mail that was forwarded from the Republican > department of mythmaking. > They were trying to hide Bush minor's absence from Vietnam service as > an urban legend. I decided to > go to the original documents to check this out for myself since Michael > Moore has been using the very > strong term 'Deserter' for Bush. What did I find? > > It turns out that the debate should be on the correct word for Bush: > Is he a deserter or a coward? It turns out the debate should be on the correct word for you and the other agitprop specialists in these newsgroups that are lying about G.W. Bush and John Kerry. And there is a much larger selection of choices Are you (plural): A. college profs B. paedophiles and sex tourists banging 8-y.o. Vietnamese girls C. registered sex offenders D. Nazis or Hillary Clinton E. Bolsheviks, communists, socialists F. Maoists, Viet Cong, Khmer Rouge G. Clintonistas and other mass media members H. Choices D-G I. draft dodgers J. quiche eaters K. movie stars L. named on the Hollywood blacklists M. descendants of the Hollywood blacklisted N. long-haired, dope smoking, maggot infested hippies O. part of the 400 Historians in defense of the constitution P. pathological liars Q. WSI wannabe vets R. Ku Kux Klan members S. a Kennedy T. a Kennedy admirer U. Jane Fonda defender V. redvet W. Tom Hayden X. John Kerry Y. Martin Sheen and supporter of A-X. Z. Choices A-Y and other Democrats not listed above. Choice Z by a landslide. > Decide for yourself, here are some fair and balanced starting points. > The raw documents are at: > > http://users.cis.net/coldfeet/document.htm > > Summary of the facts: > http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...9151-2000Jun25 > > http://www.straightdope.com/columns/030411.html > > http://www.hereinreality.com/commander.html > > http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/...cnn/index.html > > http://users.cis.net/coldfeet > > http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0531-03.htm > > http://www.AWOLbush.com > -=- > This message was posted via two or more anonymous remailing services. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Anonymous the lumpenproletariat tool for all politburos and MoveOn.org
wrote: > > What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > > The IRA. "I Ran Away." > > Yesterday I received a spin-mail that was forwarded from the Republican > department of mythmaking. > They were trying to hide Bush minor's absence from Vietnam service as > an urban legend. I decided to > go to the original documents to check this out for myself since Michael > Moore has been using the very > strong term 'Deserter' for Bush. What did I find? > > It turns out that the debate should be on the correct word for Bush: > Is he a deserter or a coward? It turns out the debate should be on the correct word for you and the other agitprop specialists in these newsgroups that are lying about G.W. Bush and John Kerry. And there is a much larger selection of choices Are you (plural): A. college profs B. paedophiles and sex tourists banging 8-y.o. Vietnamese girls C. registered sex offenders D. Nazis or Hillary Clinton E. Bolsheviks, communists, socialists F. Maoists, Viet Cong, Khmer Rouge G. Clintonistas and other mass media members H. Choices D-G I. draft dodgers J. quiche eaters K. movie stars L. named on the Hollywood blacklists M. descendants of the Hollywood blacklisted N. long-haired, dope smoking, maggot infested hippies O. part of the 400 Historians in defense of the constitution P. pathological liars Q. WSI wannabe vets R. Ku Kux Klan members S. a Kennedy T. a Kennedy admirer U. Jane Fonda defender V. redvet W. Tom Hayden X. John Kerry Y. Martin Sheen and supporter of A-X. Z. Choices A-Y and other Democrats not listed above. Choice Z by a landslide. > Decide for yourself, here are some fair and balanced starting points. > The raw documents are at: > > http://users.cis.net/coldfeet/document.htm > > Summary of the facts: > http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...9151-2000Jun25 > > http://www.straightdope.com/columns/030411.html > > http://www.hereinreality.com/commander.html > > http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/...cnn/index.html > > http://users.cis.net/coldfeet > > http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0531-03.htm > > http://www.AWOLbush.com > -=- > This message was posted via two or more anonymous remailing services. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous
<BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: >What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? Not everyone that served during Vietnam - and GWB DID serve honorably and was honorably discharged - not everyone went to Vietnam. Not everyone got medals. You are so fucking stupid. Regards, snipped... |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous
<BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: >What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? Not everyone that served during Vietnam - and GWB DID serve honorably and was honorably discharged - not everyone went to Vietnam. Not everyone got medals. You are so fucking stupid. Regards, snipped... |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Al Gore got a ribbon but not the medal.
"Charlie Wolf" <retiredUSN@noemail.com> wrote in message news:26fg10prs6h41oo153sitmhmcl7raq4j43@4ax.com... > On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous > <BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: > > >What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? > How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? > > Not everyone that served during Vietnam - and GWB DID serve honorably > and was honorably discharged - not everyone went to Vietnam. Not > everyone got medals. > > You are so fucking stupid. > Regards, > > snipped... |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Al Gore got a ribbon but not the medal.
"Charlie Wolf" <retiredUSN@noemail.com> wrote in message news:26fg10prs6h41oo153sitmhmcl7raq4j43@4ax.com... > On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous > <BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: > > >What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? > How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? > > Not everyone that served during Vietnam - and GWB DID serve honorably > and was honorably discharged - not everyone went to Vietnam. Not > everyone got medals. > > You are so fucking stupid. > Regards, > > snipped... |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
In article <26fg10prs6h41oo153sitmhmcl7raq4j43@4ax.com>,
retiredUSN@noemail.com says... > > >On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous ><BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: > >>What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? >You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? >How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? Simple question. No answer? |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
In article <26fg10prs6h41oo153sitmhmcl7raq4j43@4ax.com>,
retiredUSN@noemail.com says... > > >On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous ><BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: > >>What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? >You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? >How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? Simple question. No answer? |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Gogarty wrote:
> > In article <26fg10prs6h41oo153sitmhmcl7raq4j43@4ax.com>, > retiredUSN@noemail.com says... > > > > > >On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous > ><BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: > > > >>What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > >You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? > >How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? > > Simple question. No answer? Arf! A Gogarty in Dublin? Who woulda thunk it? Got any Bruffey's or Brophy's up there in Dublin? Your mission: should you decide to pick yourself off the floor from your puddle of puke, answer this question. What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Gogarty wrote:
> > In article <26fg10prs6h41oo153sitmhmcl7raq4j43@4ax.com>, > retiredUSN@noemail.com says... > > > > > >On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous > ><BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: > > > >>What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > >You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? > >How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? > > Simple question. No answer? Arf! A Gogarty in Dublin? Who woulda thunk it? Got any Bruffey's or Brophy's up there in Dublin? Your mission: should you decide to pick yourself off the floor from your puddle of puke, answer this question. What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>,
rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. Try again. Simple question. No answer? And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>,
rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. Try again. Simple question. No answer? And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Gogarty trolled using domain Dublin.edu:
> > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. Try again. Simple question. No answer? What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. Get out your map. Korea is not Vietnam. University of Dublin URL is http://www.ucd.ie/ Please explain your phony e-mail domain. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Gogarty trolled using domain Dublin.edu:
> > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. Try again. Simple question. No answer? What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. Get out your map. Korea is not Vietnam. University of Dublin URL is http://www.ucd.ie/ Please explain your phony e-mail domain. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
In article <401882C8.3451A83@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>,
rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > >Get out your map. Korea is not Vietnam. > No kidding? Do you remember the Korean War? Before your time, I guess. My brothers served honorably in the Korean War. Where were you? |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
In article <401882C8.3451A83@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>,
rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > >Get out your map. Korea is not Vietnam. > No kidding? Do you remember the Korean War? Before your time, I guess. My brothers served honorably in the Korean War. Where were you? |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Gogarty lifted chin from the puddle of puke on the keyboard and wrote:
> > In article <401882C8.3451A83@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > >Get out your map. Korea is not Vietnam. > > > No kidding? Yes, you moron. I asked about Vietnam. You answered with Korea. Now tell us about your phony e-mail domain. > Do you remember the Korean War? Yes. > Before your time, I guess. Before my time for what? > My brothers served honorably in the Korean War. Even a Korean War deserter with a BCD could tell you that Korea is not Vietnam, moron. Pay attention to your brothers. > Where were you? When? When your brothers were in Vietnam? Or when I was in Korea? |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Gogarty lifted chin from the puddle of puke on the keyboard and wrote:
> > In article <401882C8.3451A83@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > >Get out your map. Korea is not Vietnam. > > > No kidding? Yes, you moron. I asked about Vietnam. You answered with Korea. Now tell us about your phony e-mail domain. > Do you remember the Korean War? Yes. > Before your time, I guess. Before my time for what? > My brothers served honorably in the Korean War. Even a Korean War deserter with a BCD could tell you that Korea is not Vietnam, moron. Pay attention to your brothers. > Where were you? When? When your brothers were in Vietnam? Or when I was in Korea? |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. > So what? I served in Viet Nam twice and Korea once. That and a dollar bill will buy a cup of coffee. The GREAT majority of American males born between 1940 and 1950 did not go to Viet Nam. So what? Most importantly, when were YOU in Viet Nam? If not, shut the fuck up. -- Dave Thompson (The Other) |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. > So what? I served in Viet Nam twice and Korea once. That and a dollar bill will buy a cup of coffee. The GREAT majority of American males born between 1940 and 1950 did not go to Viet Nam. So what? Most importantly, when were YOU in Viet Nam? If not, shut the fuck up. -- Dave Thompson (The Other) |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message news:xA1Sb.8307$QJ3.3455@fed1read04... > > "Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message > news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. > > > > So what? I served in Viet Nam twice and Korea once. That and a dollar bill > will buy a cup of coffee. The GREAT majority of American males born between > 1940 and 1950 did not go to Viet Nam. So what? > > Most importantly, when were YOU in Viet Nam? If not, shut the fuck up. > > -- > Dave Thompson > (The Other) Aloha Don, Here a short list of some who were in Vietnam and no doubt believe that 'Gogarty' doesn't need to "shut the fuck up" - redvet U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972 Name/Affiliation/Year of Visit Adams, Herbert/ NA/1965 Allen, Rev. Michael/ accompanied Telford Taylor, Joan Baez; associate dean, Yale Divinity School/1972 Aptheker, Herbert/ historian; member, U.S. Communist Party; accompamed Tom Hayden and Staughton Lynd/1965 Arnett, Peter/ accompanied Cora Weiss; war reporter,author (with Michael Maclear), The Ten Thousand Day War: Vietnam 1945-1975 (NewYork: St. Martin's Press, 1981)/1972 Ashmore, Harry S./ journalist; author (with W. C. Baggs), Mission to Hanoi. -A 1968 Chronicle of Double Dealing in High Places (New York: Putnam, 1968)/1967 and 1968 Austin, Jan/ editorial board, Ramparts; editor, War Bulletin; accompanied both Eldridge Cleaver and Tom Hayden/1970 and 1972 Baez, Joan/ accompanied Telford Taylor; singer; Amnesty International/1972 Baggs, William C./ editor, Miami News; accompanied Harry Ashmore/ 1967 and 1968 Barnet, Richard J./ co-director, Institute for PolicyStudies; author (with Ralph Stavins and Marcus G. Raskin), Washington Plans an Aggressive War (New York: Random House, 1971)/1969 Barrow, Willie/ accompanied Irma Zigas; minister/1971 Bennett, Anne/ accompanied Ronald Young and Trudi Schutz Young/1970 Benson, Sally/ NA/NA Berrigan, Rev. Daniel/ priest; POW escort; author, Night Flight to Hanoi: War Diary With 11 Poems (New York: Macmillan, 1968)/1968 Bevel, Diane Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; accompanied Grace Newman/1966 Blumenfeld, Regina/ accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970 Boardman, Betty/ Quaker activist (delivered medical supplies in ketch to Haiphong)/1967 Branfman, Fred/ accompanied Susan Miller-Coulter, Tom Hayden, and Howard Zinn-, director, "Project Air War"/1972 Brown, Elaine/ vice minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970 Brown, Rev. John/ Episcopal priest; accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis/1967 Brown, Robert/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis/1967 Burrows, Vinnie/ actress; poet/NA Bury, Rev. Harry/ priest; International Assembly of Christians in Solidarity With the Vietnamese/1972 Butterfield, Fox/ reporter, New York Times; accompanied Cyrus Eaton, his grandfather/1969 Caldwell, Clifton/ vice president, Meat Cutters Union/1972 Camp, Katherine/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; national chairwoman, Women's International League for Peace andFreedom; Steering Committee, New Mobilization ("Mobe")/1971 Carmichael, Stokely/ chairman, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; member, International War CrimesTribunal,1967/1967 Champney, Horace/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix 1967 Charles, Olga/ wife of POW Lt. Norris Charles; accompanied husband back to States/1972 Chomsky, Noam/ professor, MIT; accompanied Douglas Dowd and Richard Fernandez; principal organizer, Resist/1970 Clark, Ramsey/ former U.S. attorney general; Amnesty International, U.S./1972 Clarke, Mary Women Strike for Peace; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1965 Cleaver, Eldridge/ minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970 Clement, Marilyn/ accompanied woman associated with Operation Push, Chicago/NA Cobb, Charles/ accompanied Julius Lester; member Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; member, Commission of Inquiry to North Vietnam, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Coffin, Rev. William Sloane/ chaplain, Yale University; POW escort; Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy/1972 Collingwood, Charles/ CBS News reporter/1967 Collins, Judy/ folksinger/NA Cook, Terrie/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1971 Craven, Joseph (Jay)/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1971 Davis, Rennie/ project director, National Mobilization Committee; leader, SDS; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; May Day Collective; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; POW escort/1967 and 1960 Dellinger, David/ chairman, National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam; editor,Liberation; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; POW escort; member, War Crimes Tribunal, Stockholm and Copenhagen, 1967; Committee of Liaison; Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee; Steering Committee,1969, National Antiwar Conference; author/1966 and 1967 and 1972 Deming, Barbara/ editorial board, Liberation magazine/1966 Douglas, John/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; filmmaker,Newsreel/1969 Dowd, Douglas/ professor, Cornell University; New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam ("Mobe"); New Universities' Conference participant; Resist; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1970 Drath, Phillip/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 Duckles, Madeline/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Ethel Taylor; Women Strike for Peace; member, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Eaton, Anne accompanied husband, Cyrus 1969/1968 Eaton, Cyrus/ 86-year-old Cleveland industrialist/1969 Eaton, Robert/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 Egleson, Nicholas/ president, SDS; accompanied David Dellinger/1967 Elder, Joseph/ American Friends Service Committee/1968 Evans, Linda/ member, SDS/1969 Falk, Richard/ professor, Princeton University; POW escort; Amnesty International, U.S.; author, The Vietnam War and International Law (Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press; vol. 1, 1967; vol.2, 1969; vol. 3, 1972; and vol. 4, 1976)/1972 Faun, Richard/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcasting System/1967 Feinberg, Abraham/ rabbi; accompanied David Dellinger/1967 Fernandez, Richard/ minister; Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression/1970 FitzGerald, Frances/ author, Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam (Boston: Little, Brown, 1972)/NA Floyd, Randy/ American Deserters Committee, Sweden/1972 Fonda, Jane/ actress; People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1972 Forest, James/ secretary, World Peace Committee/1970 Fruchter, Norman/ SDS; POW escort; founding member of Newsreel; co-organizer with TomHayden of Newark (New Jersey) CommunityUnion Project (NCUP)/1967 and 1969 Froines, Ann/ wife of John Froines, Chicago Seven/1970 Fulmer, Mark/ student; accompanied David Kirby/1968 Gartley, Minnie Lee/ mother of POW Navy Lt. Mark Gartley/1972 Gerassi, John/ author, North Vietnam: A Documentary (Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill, 1968); member, first investigating team, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Gibbons, Harold/ vice president, Teamsters Union/1972 Gordon, Lorraine/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1965 Greenblatt, Robert/ professor, Cornell University; Steering Committee, NewMobilization; New University Conference; accompanied Andrew Kopkind, Susan Sontag, and Franz Schurmann/1968 Griffith, Patricia/ wife of Cornell University chemistry professor; administrative secretary, Nov. 5-8 "Mobe" Committee/1966 Grizzard, Vernon/ accompanied Anne Weills, Stewart Meacham, and POWs; SDS; member, National "Mobe"/1968 Gumbo, Judith Clavir/ accompanied Nancy Rubin and Genie Plamondon/1970 Hall, Gus/ general secretary, U.S. Communist Party/1972 Hamilton, Mary Anne/ International Assembly of Christiansin Solidarity With the Vietnamese; accompanied Rev. Harry Bury/1972 Hart, Jane/ wife of Sen. Philip A. Hart, Democrat, of Michigan/1972 Hart, John/ reporter, CBS News/1971 Hayden, Tom/ founder, SDS; project director, "Mobe"; author, The Love of Possession Is aDisease With Them (Chicago: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1972)1965 and 1967 and 1972 Heick, William/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcastin g System/1967 Herring, Frances/ accompanied Mary Clarke; professor, University of California, Berkeley/1965 Hersh, Seymour/ investigative reporter, New York Times; University of California, Berkeley author, My Lai 4. A Report on the Massacre and Its Aftermath (New York: RandonlHouse, 1970)/1972 Hunter, Rev. David/ deputy general secretary, National Council of Churches/1972 Ifshin, David/ president, National Student Association; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice chairman, Black Antiwar Antidraft Union; Young Workers'/1970 Johnson, James A/ Liberation League; one of Fort Hood Three; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; SDS/1969 Kahin, George McT./ professor of government, Cornell University/1971 and 1972 King, Alexis/ women's liberation movement; accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970 Kirby, David/ student/1968 Kirkpatrick, Kenneth/ American Friends Service Committee/1970 Koch, Jon Christopher/ accompanied Harold Supriano, Michael Myerson, and Richard Ward; former radio producer/1965 Koen, Rev. Charles/ minister; national chairman, Black United Front/1971 Kolko, Gabriel/ historian/NA Kolko, Joyce/ economist/NA Kopkind, Andrew/ SDS; accompanied Robert Greenblatt and Susan Sontag; editor, New Republic/1968 Kraft, Joseph/ news correspondent/1972 Kramer, Robert/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; founding member, Newsreel/1969 Kransberg, Janet/NA/NA Krause, Ruth/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1967 Lawson, Phillip/ Methodist minister; Executive Committee, New "Mobe"/1970 Lecky, Robert/ accompanied Paul Mayer; editor, Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam; minister/1971 Lens, Shirley/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 Lerner, Judy/ Women Strike for Peace/NA Lester, Julius/ member, fourth investigating team, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Levertov, Denise/ poet; accompanied Jane Hart/1972 Lewis, Anthony/ reporter, New York Times/1972 Livingston, David/ president, District 65, Distributive Workers of America/1972 Lockwood, Lee/ news photographer/1967 Lynd, Staughton/ professor, Yale University; author, accompanied Tom Hayden; editor, Liberation/1965 Lynn, Conrad J./ accompanied Hugh Manes; associated with International War Crimes Tribunal; lawyer/1967 Manes, Hugh R./ lawyer; member, Third Commission of Inquiry, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Massar, Ivan/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 Mayer, Rev. Paul/ New York Theological Seminary; People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1972 McCarthy, Mary/ accompanied Franz Schurmann; author, Vietnam (New York: Harcourt, Brace, and World, 1968)/1968 McEldowney, CarolSDS; accompanied Rev. John Brown, Tom Hayden, and Rennie Davis/1967 McReynolds, David/ director, War Resisters League; accompanied by a Vietnam veteran/1971 Meacham, Stewart/ accompanied Anne Weills and Vernon Grizzard; POW escort; education secretary, American Friends Service Committee; co-chairman, "Mobe"; National Coalition Against War, Racism,and Repression; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, 1969, National Antiwar Conference/1968 Meyers, William/ member, Lawyer's Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam; accompanied Richard Barnet/1969 Miller-Coulter, Susan/ director, Episcopal Peace Fellowship; New "Mobe";organizer, March Against Death, September 1969/1972 Mugar, Carolyn/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Howard Zinn; Indochina Peace Campaign/1972 Muste, A. J./ 82-year-old pacifist; Fellowship of Reconciliation; chairman, Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee/1967 Myerson, Michael G./ international secretary, W.E.B. Du Bois Clubs; accompanied John Christopher Koch, Harold Supriano, and Richard Ward/1965 Near, Holly/ actress; accompanied Jane Fonda/1972 Neilands, J. B./ professor, University of California; member, Third Commission of Inquiry, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Newman, Grace/ sister of Dennis Mora (one of Fort Hood Three); Fort Hood Three Defense Committee/1966 Paley, Grace/ National Resist; Greenwich Village Peace Center; poet and author; accompanied Rennie Davis/1969 Parker, A. (Zeus)/ college student body president/1970 Peck, Sidney/ professor, Case-Western Reserve University; co-chairman, New Mobilization Committee; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; coordinator, "Mobe"; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression; Wisconsin State Committee, U.S. Communist Party (while a student)/1970 Pfeiffer, Egbert W./ professor of zoology, University of Montana; accompanied Mark Ptashne/1970 Plamondon, Genie/ accompanied Judith Gumbo and Nancy Rubin/1970 Ptashne, Mark S./ professor of biochemistry, Harvard University/1970 Rappaport, Randy/ NA/1970 Reed, Charles/ secretary, American Friends Service Committee/1971 Reynolds, Earle L./ captain of ketch Phoenix/1967 Romo, Barry/ accompanied Telford Taylor and Joan Baez; former U.S. Army lieutenant; Vietnam Veterans Against the War/1972 Rothstein, Vivian/ accompanied Rev. John Brown, Rennie Davis, and Tom Hayden; SDS/1967 Rubin, Nancy Kurshan/ accompanied Judith Gumbo and Genie Plamondon/1970 Rukeyser, Muriel/ poet; Greenwich Village Peace Center/1972 Russell, Margaret/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 Salisbury, Harrison/ editor, New York Times; author, Behind the Lines: Hanoi,December 23, 1966-January 7, 1967 (New York: Harper and Row, 1967)/1966 Scheer, Robert/ editor, Ramparts; author, How theUnited States Got Involved in Vietnam (Santa Barbara, CA: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1965)/1970 Schmidt, Phyllis/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 Schneider, Mr./ member, A Quaker Action Group/1970 Schoenbrun, David/ reporter, CBS News; author/1967 Schoenman, Ralph/ secretary to Bertrand Russell; author, A Glimpse ofAmerican Crimes in Vietnam (London: Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, 1967)/1966 Schurmann, Franz/ professor, University of California; author (with Peter Dale Scott and Reginald Zelnik), The Politics of Escalation in Vietnam (Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Publications, 1968)/1968 Seeger, Pete/ folksinger/1972 Seeger, Toshi/ accompanied husband, Pete Seeger/1972 Sontag, Susan/ author, Trip to Hanoi (New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1969)/1968 Stavis, Morton/ accompanied Peter Weiss; Lawyer's Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1969) Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam; Center for Constitutional Rights/1970 Stetler, Russ/ NA/1966 Storey, Rasheed/ chairman, Communist Party, New York/1972 Sumi, Hideko (Pat)/ leader, Movement for a Democratic Military/1970 Supriano, Harold E./ accompanied Jon Koch, Michael Myerson, and Richard Ward/1965 Swerdlow, Amy/ accompanied Irma Zigas; Women Strike for Peace; professor, Sarah Lawrence College; author, Women Strike for Peace (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1993)/1971 Tabankin, Margene/ accompanied Rev. Paul Mayer; president, National Student Association/1971 Taylor, Ethel/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Madeline Duckles/1969 Taylor, Telford/ U.S. Army prosecutor, Nuremberg Trials; professor of law, Columbia University; author/1972 Tyner, Jarvis/ vice presidential candidate, U.S.Communist Party; national chairman,Young Workers Liberation League/1972 Wald, George/ Nobel laureate; professor, Harvard University/1972 Ward, Richard E./ accompanied Harold Supnano and Michael Myerson; freelance writer/1965 Wefers, Mark/ student/1970 Weills, Anne/ POW escort; member, National "Mobe"/1968 Weiss, Cora/ Committee of Liaison; POW escort; Women Strike for Peace; co-chairperson, National Mobilization Committee; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalitionfor Peace and Justice; Jeannette Rankin Brigade/1969 and 1972 Weiss, Peter/ Lawyer's Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam/1970 Westover, Martha/NA/1970 Williams, Robert/NA/1966 Williams, Mrs. R./ accompanied husband, Robert/1966 Wilson, Dagmar/ accompanied Mary Clarke; president, Women Strike for Peace; vice chairperson, Spring Mobilization Committee/1967 Woodward, John/ professor/1971 Young, Ronald/ member, Fellowship of Reconciliation; coordinator, People's Coalition forPeace and Justice; Washington Action Committee; Steering Committee, New "Mobe"; National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression; accompanied Anne Bennett and Trudi Schutz Young/1970 Young, Trudi Schutz/ accompanied Ronald Young; nationalcoordinator, Women Strike for Peace; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; "Mobe"; organizer, 1969 March Against Death/1970 Zietlow, Carl/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 Zigas, Inna/ Women Strike for Peace/1971 Zimmerman, William/ accompanied Rev. Paul Mayer; Medical Aid to Indochina/1971 Zinn, Howard/ professor, Boston University; POW escort; accompanied Tom Hayden and others; author,Vietnam. The Logic of Withdrawal (Boston: Beacon Press, 1967)/1968 and 1972 |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message news:xA1Sb.8307$QJ3.3455@fed1read04... > > "Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message > news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. > > > > So what? I served in Viet Nam twice and Korea once. That and a dollar bill > will buy a cup of coffee. The GREAT majority of American males born between > 1940 and 1950 did not go to Viet Nam. So what? > > Most importantly, when were YOU in Viet Nam? If not, shut the fuck up. > > -- > Dave Thompson > (The Other) Aloha Don, Here a short list of some who were in Vietnam and no doubt believe that 'Gogarty' doesn't need to "shut the fuck up" - redvet U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972 Name/Affiliation/Year of Visit Adams, Herbert/ NA/1965 Allen, Rev. Michael/ accompanied Telford Taylor, Joan Baez; associate dean, Yale Divinity School/1972 Aptheker, Herbert/ historian; member, U.S. Communist Party; accompamed Tom Hayden and Staughton Lynd/1965 Arnett, Peter/ accompanied Cora Weiss; war reporter,author (with Michael Maclear), The Ten Thousand Day War: Vietnam 1945-1975 (NewYork: St. Martin's Press, 1981)/1972 Ashmore, Harry S./ journalist; author (with W. C. Baggs), Mission to Hanoi. -A 1968 Chronicle of Double Dealing in High Places (New York: Putnam, 1968)/1967 and 1968 Austin, Jan/ editorial board, Ramparts; editor, War Bulletin; accompanied both Eldridge Cleaver and Tom Hayden/1970 and 1972 Baez, Joan/ accompanied Telford Taylor; singer; Amnesty International/1972 Baggs, William C./ editor, Miami News; accompanied Harry Ashmore/ 1967 and 1968 Barnet, Richard J./ co-director, Institute for PolicyStudies; author (with Ralph Stavins and Marcus G. Raskin), Washington Plans an Aggressive War (New York: Random House, 1971)/1969 Barrow, Willie/ accompanied Irma Zigas; minister/1971 Bennett, Anne/ accompanied Ronald Young and Trudi Schutz Young/1970 Benson, Sally/ NA/NA Berrigan, Rev. Daniel/ priest; POW escort; author, Night Flight to Hanoi: War Diary With 11 Poems (New York: Macmillan, 1968)/1968 Bevel, Diane Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; accompanied Grace Newman/1966 Blumenfeld, Regina/ accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970 Boardman, Betty/ Quaker activist (delivered medical supplies in ketch to Haiphong)/1967 Branfman, Fred/ accompanied Susan Miller-Coulter, Tom Hayden, and Howard Zinn-, director, "Project Air War"/1972 Brown, Elaine/ vice minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970 Brown, Rev. John/ Episcopal priest; accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis/1967 Brown, Robert/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis/1967 Burrows, Vinnie/ actress; poet/NA Bury, Rev. Harry/ priest; International Assembly of Christians in Solidarity With the Vietnamese/1972 Butterfield, Fox/ reporter, New York Times; accompanied Cyrus Eaton, his grandfather/1969 Caldwell, Clifton/ vice president, Meat Cutters Union/1972 Camp, Katherine/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; national chairwoman, Women's International League for Peace andFreedom; Steering Committee, New Mobilization ("Mobe")/1971 Carmichael, Stokely/ chairman, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; member, International War CrimesTribunal,1967/1967 Champney, Horace/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix 1967 Charles, Olga/ wife of POW Lt. Norris Charles; accompanied husband back to States/1972 Chomsky, Noam/ professor, MIT; accompanied Douglas Dowd and Richard Fernandez; principal organizer, Resist/1970 Clark, Ramsey/ former U.S. attorney general; Amnesty International, U.S./1972 Clarke, Mary Women Strike for Peace; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1965 Cleaver, Eldridge/ minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970 Clement, Marilyn/ accompanied woman associated with Operation Push, Chicago/NA Cobb, Charles/ accompanied Julius Lester; member Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; member, Commission of Inquiry to North Vietnam, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Coffin, Rev. William Sloane/ chaplain, Yale University; POW escort; Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy/1972 Collingwood, Charles/ CBS News reporter/1967 Collins, Judy/ folksinger/NA Cook, Terrie/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1971 Craven, Joseph (Jay)/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1971 Davis, Rennie/ project director, National Mobilization Committee; leader, SDS; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; May Day Collective; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; POW escort/1967 and 1960 Dellinger, David/ chairman, National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam; editor,Liberation; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; POW escort; member, War Crimes Tribunal, Stockholm and Copenhagen, 1967; Committee of Liaison; Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee; Steering Committee,1969, National Antiwar Conference; author/1966 and 1967 and 1972 Deming, Barbara/ editorial board, Liberation magazine/1966 Douglas, John/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; filmmaker,Newsreel/1969 Dowd, Douglas/ professor, Cornell University; New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam ("Mobe"); New Universities' Conference participant; Resist; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1970 Drath, Phillip/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 Duckles, Madeline/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Ethel Taylor; Women Strike for Peace; member, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Eaton, Anne accompanied husband, Cyrus 1969/1968 Eaton, Cyrus/ 86-year-old Cleveland industrialist/1969 Eaton, Robert/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 Egleson, Nicholas/ president, SDS; accompanied David Dellinger/1967 Elder, Joseph/ American Friends Service Committee/1968 Evans, Linda/ member, SDS/1969 Falk, Richard/ professor, Princeton University; POW escort; Amnesty International, U.S.; author, The Vietnam War and International Law (Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press; vol. 1, 1967; vol.2, 1969; vol. 3, 1972; and vol. 4, 1976)/1972 Faun, Richard/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcasting System/1967 Feinberg, Abraham/ rabbi; accompanied David Dellinger/1967 Fernandez, Richard/ minister; Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression/1970 FitzGerald, Frances/ author, Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam (Boston: Little, Brown, 1972)/NA Floyd, Randy/ American Deserters Committee, Sweden/1972 Fonda, Jane/ actress; People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1972 Forest, James/ secretary, World Peace Committee/1970 Fruchter, Norman/ SDS; POW escort; founding member of Newsreel; co-organizer with TomHayden of Newark (New Jersey) CommunityUnion Project (NCUP)/1967 and 1969 Froines, Ann/ wife of John Froines, Chicago Seven/1970 Fulmer, Mark/ student; accompanied David Kirby/1968 Gartley, Minnie Lee/ mother of POW Navy Lt. Mark Gartley/1972 Gerassi, John/ author, North Vietnam: A Documentary (Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill, 1968); member, first investigating team, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Gibbons, Harold/ vice president, Teamsters Union/1972 Gordon, Lorraine/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1965 Greenblatt, Robert/ professor, Cornell University; Steering Committee, NewMobilization; New University Conference; accompanied Andrew Kopkind, Susan Sontag, and Franz Schurmann/1968 Griffith, Patricia/ wife of Cornell University chemistry professor; administrative secretary, Nov. 5-8 "Mobe" Committee/1966 Grizzard, Vernon/ accompanied Anne Weills, Stewart Meacham, and POWs; SDS; member, National "Mobe"/1968 Gumbo, Judith Clavir/ accompanied Nancy Rubin and Genie Plamondon/1970 Hall, Gus/ general secretary, U.S. Communist Party/1972 Hamilton, Mary Anne/ International Assembly of Christiansin Solidarity With the Vietnamese; accompanied Rev. Harry Bury/1972 Hart, Jane/ wife of Sen. Philip A. Hart, Democrat, of Michigan/1972 Hart, John/ reporter, CBS News/1971 Hayden, Tom/ founder, SDS; project director, "Mobe"; author, The Love of Possession Is aDisease With Them (Chicago: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1972)1965 and 1967 and 1972 Heick, William/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcastin g System/1967 Herring, Frances/ accompanied Mary Clarke; professor, University of California, Berkeley/1965 Hersh, Seymour/ investigative reporter, New York Times; University of California, Berkeley author, My Lai 4. A Report on the Massacre and Its Aftermath (New York: RandonlHouse, 1970)/1972 Hunter, Rev. David/ deputy general secretary, National Council of Churches/1972 Ifshin, David/ president, National Student Association; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice chairman, Black Antiwar Antidraft Union; Young Workers'/1970 Johnson, James A/ Liberation League; one of Fort Hood Three; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; SDS/1969 Kahin, George McT./ professor of government, Cornell University/1971 and 1972 King, Alexis/ women's liberation movement; accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970 Kirby, David/ student/1968 Kirkpatrick, Kenneth/ American Friends Service Committee/1970 Koch, Jon Christopher/ accompanied Harold Supriano, Michael Myerson, and Richard Ward; former radio producer/1965 Koen, Rev. Charles/ minister; national chairman, Black United Front/1971 Kolko, Gabriel/ historian/NA Kolko, Joyce/ economist/NA Kopkind, Andrew/ SDS; accompanied Robert Greenblatt and Susan Sontag; editor, New Republic/1968 Kraft, Joseph/ news correspondent/1972 Kramer, Robert/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; founding member, Newsreel/1969 Kransberg, Janet/NA/NA Krause, Ruth/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1967 Lawson, Phillip/ Methodist minister; Executive Committee, New "Mobe"/1970 Lecky, Robert/ accompanied Paul Mayer; editor, Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam; minister/1971 Lens, Shirley/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 Lerner, Judy/ Women Strike for Peace/NA Lester, Julius/ member, fourth investigating team, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Levertov, Denise/ poet; accompanied Jane Hart/1972 Lewis, Anthony/ reporter, New York Times/1972 Livingston, David/ president, District 65, Distributive Workers of America/1972 Lockwood, Lee/ news photographer/1967 Lynd, Staughton/ professor, Yale University; author, accompanied Tom Hayden; editor, Liberation/1965 Lynn, Conrad J./ accompanied Hugh Manes; associated with International War Crimes Tribunal; lawyer/1967 Manes, Hugh R./ lawyer; member, Third Commission of Inquiry, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Massar, Ivan/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 Mayer, Rev. Paul/ New York Theological Seminary; People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1972 McCarthy, Mary/ accompanied Franz Schurmann; author, Vietnam (New York: Harcourt, Brace, and World, 1968)/1968 McEldowney, CarolSDS; accompanied Rev. John Brown, Tom Hayden, and Rennie Davis/1967 McReynolds, David/ director, War Resisters League; accompanied by a Vietnam veteran/1971 Meacham, Stewart/ accompanied Anne Weills and Vernon Grizzard; POW escort; education secretary, American Friends Service Committee; co-chairman, "Mobe"; National Coalition Against War, Racism,and Repression; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, 1969, National Antiwar Conference/1968 Meyers, William/ member, Lawyer's Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam; accompanied Richard Barnet/1969 Miller-Coulter, Susan/ director, Episcopal Peace Fellowship; New "Mobe";organizer, March Against Death, September 1969/1972 Mugar, Carolyn/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Howard Zinn; Indochina Peace Campaign/1972 Muste, A. J./ 82-year-old pacifist; Fellowship of Reconciliation; chairman, Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee/1967 Myerson, Michael G./ international secretary, W.E.B. Du Bois Clubs; accompanied John Christopher Koch, Harold Supriano, and Richard Ward/1965 Near, Holly/ actress; accompanied Jane Fonda/1972 Neilands, J. B./ professor, University of California; member, Third Commission of Inquiry, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 Newman, Grace/ sister of Dennis Mora (one of Fort Hood Three); Fort Hood Three Defense Committee/1966 Paley, Grace/ National Resist; Greenwich Village Peace Center; poet and author; accompanied Rennie Davis/1969 Parker, A. (Zeus)/ college student body president/1970 Peck, Sidney/ professor, Case-Western Reserve University; co-chairman, New Mobilization Committee; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; coordinator, "Mobe"; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression; Wisconsin State Committee, U.S. Communist Party (while a student)/1970 Pfeiffer, Egbert W./ professor of zoology, University of Montana; accompanied Mark Ptashne/1970 Plamondon, Genie/ accompanied Judith Gumbo and Nancy Rubin/1970 Ptashne, Mark S./ professor of biochemistry, Harvard University/1970 Rappaport, Randy/ NA/1970 Reed, Charles/ secretary, American Friends Service Committee/1971 Reynolds, Earle L./ captain of ketch Phoenix/1967 Romo, Barry/ accompanied Telford Taylor and Joan Baez; former U.S. Army lieutenant; Vietnam Veterans Against the War/1972 Rothstein, Vivian/ accompanied Rev. John Brown, Rennie Davis, and Tom Hayden; SDS/1967 Rubin, Nancy Kurshan/ accompanied Judith Gumbo and Genie Plamondon/1970 Rukeyser, Muriel/ poet; Greenwich Village Peace Center/1972 Russell, Margaret/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 Salisbury, Harrison/ editor, New York Times; author, Behind the Lines: Hanoi,December 23, 1966-January 7, 1967 (New York: Harper and Row, 1967)/1966 Scheer, Robert/ editor, Ramparts; author, How theUnited States Got Involved in Vietnam (Santa Barbara, CA: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1965)/1970 Schmidt, Phyllis/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 Schneider, Mr./ member, A Quaker Action Group/1970 Schoenbrun, David/ reporter, CBS News; author/1967 Schoenman, Ralph/ secretary to Bertrand Russell; author, A Glimpse ofAmerican Crimes in Vietnam (London: Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, 1967)/1966 Schurmann, Franz/ professor, University of California; author (with Peter Dale Scott and Reginald Zelnik), The Politics of Escalation in Vietnam (Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Publications, 1968)/1968 Seeger, Pete/ folksinger/1972 Seeger, Toshi/ accompanied husband, Pete Seeger/1972 Sontag, Susan/ author, Trip to Hanoi (New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1969)/1968 Stavis, Morton/ accompanied Peter Weiss; Lawyer's Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1969) Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam; Center for Constitutional Rights/1970 Stetler, Russ/ NA/1966 Storey, Rasheed/ chairman, Communist Party, New York/1972 Sumi, Hideko (Pat)/ leader, Movement for a Democratic Military/1970 Supriano, Harold E./ accompanied Jon Koch, Michael Myerson, and Richard Ward/1965 Swerdlow, Amy/ accompanied Irma Zigas; Women Strike for Peace; professor, Sarah Lawrence College; author, Women Strike for Peace (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1993)/1971 Tabankin, Margene/ accompanied Rev. Paul Mayer; president, National Student Association/1971 Taylor, Ethel/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Madeline Duckles/1969 Taylor, Telford/ U.S. Army prosecutor, Nuremberg Trials; professor of law, Columbia University; author/1972 Tyner, Jarvis/ vice presidential candidate, U.S.Communist Party; national chairman,Young Workers Liberation League/1972 Wald, George/ Nobel laureate; professor, Harvard University/1972 Ward, Richard E./ accompanied Harold Supnano and Michael Myerson; freelance writer/1965 Wefers, Mark/ student/1970 Weills, Anne/ POW escort; member, National "Mobe"/1968 Weiss, Cora/ Committee of Liaison; POW escort; Women Strike for Peace; co-chairperson, National Mobilization Committee; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalitionfor Peace and Justice; Jeannette Rankin Brigade/1969 and 1972 Weiss, Peter/ Lawyer's Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam/1970 Westover, Martha/NA/1970 Williams, Robert/NA/1966 Williams, Mrs. R./ accompanied husband, Robert/1966 Wilson, Dagmar/ accompanied Mary Clarke; president, Women Strike for Peace; vice chairperson, Spring Mobilization Committee/1967 Woodward, John/ professor/1971 Young, Ronald/ member, Fellowship of Reconciliation; coordinator, People's Coalition forPeace and Justice; Washington Action Committee; Steering Committee, New "Mobe"; National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression; accompanied Anne Bennett and Trudi Schutz Young/1970 Young, Trudi Schutz/ accompanied Ronald Young; nationalcoordinator, Women Strike for Peace; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; "Mobe"; organizer, 1969 March Against Death/1970 Zietlow, Carl/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 Zigas, Inna/ Women Strike for Peace/1971 Zimmerman, William/ accompanied Rev. Paul Mayer; Medical Aid to Indochina/1971 Zinn, Howard/ professor, Boston University; POW escort; accompanied Tom Hayden and others; author,Vietnam. The Logic of Withdrawal (Boston: Beacon Press, 1967)/1968 and 1972 |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"redvet" <redvet@lava.net> wrote in message news:101halqt44mu1a0@corp.supernews.com... > > "Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message > news:xA1Sb.8307$QJ3.3455@fed1read04... > > > > "Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message > > news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > > > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > > > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > > > > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > > > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > > > > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > > > > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. > > > > > > > So what? I served in Viet Nam twice and Korea once. That and a dollar > bill > > will buy a cup of coffee. The GREAT majority of American males born > between > > 1940 and 1950 did not go to Viet Nam. So what? > > > > Most importantly, when were YOU in Viet Nam? If not, shut the fuck up. > > > > -- > > Dave Thompson > > (The Other) > Aloha Don, > Here a short list of some who were in Vietnam and no doubt believe that > 'Gogarty' doesn't need to "shut the fuck up" - redvet > > U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972 > Pinky regurgitated a laundry list of communists, peaceniks and fellow travelers. To what point? 'Gogarty' was railing about GWB's lack of Viet Nam service, not sympathies with those who were killing and torturing Americans at the time. Do try to keep up. By the way, it was Dave, not Don. We know there are just too many Thompson's for you to count without removing your shoes. -- Dave Thompson (The Other) |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"redvet" <redvet@lava.net> wrote in message news:101halqt44mu1a0@corp.supernews.com... > > "Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message > news:xA1Sb.8307$QJ3.3455@fed1read04... > > > > "Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message > > news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > > > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > > > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > > > > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > > > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > > > > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > > > > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. > > > > > > > So what? I served in Viet Nam twice and Korea once. That and a dollar > bill > > will buy a cup of coffee. The GREAT majority of American males born > between > > 1940 and 1950 did not go to Viet Nam. So what? > > > > Most importantly, when were YOU in Viet Nam? If not, shut the fuck up. > > > > -- > > Dave Thompson > > (The Other) > Aloha Don, > Here a short list of some who were in Vietnam and no doubt believe that > 'Gogarty' doesn't need to "shut the fuck up" - redvet > > U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972 > Pinky regurgitated a laundry list of communists, peaceniks and fellow travelers. To what point? 'Gogarty' was railing about GWB's lack of Viet Nam service, not sympathies with those who were killing and torturing Americans at the time. Do try to keep up. By the way, it was Dave, not Don. We know there are just too many Thompson's for you to count without removing your shoes. -- Dave Thompson (The Other) |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
redvet posted a list of the usual suspects when he wrote:
(:>) > > "Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message > news:xA1Sb.8307$QJ3.3455@fed1read04... > > > > "Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message > > news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > > > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > > > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > [snipped mine and Don Thompson's previous remarks] > Aloha Don, > Here a short list of some who were in Vietnam and no doubt believe that > 'Gogarty' doesn't need to "shut the fuck up" - redvet Short list my ass! Great service from redvet the snitch, the most comprehensive list of the usual suspects that I've ever seen! What does the complete list look like? Gogarty needs to shut the fuck up in the case of usual suspects, but I hope he won't, and he probably won't. Jane Fonda, Tom Hayden, Stokeley Carmichael, Gus Hall and Howard Zinn, and more! Oh kumbaya! redvet has listed Tom Hayden going to North Vietnam in 1965, 1967, 1969, 1972 and possibly 1968. Here's my take on this list, by annotations. Annotated with legends [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] and [Usual suspect(s)]. Stooges and dupes lumped with [Usual suspect(s)]. > U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972 > > Name/Affiliation/Year of Visit > > Adams, Herbert/ NA/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Allen, Rev. Michael/ accompanied Telford Taylor, Joan Baez; associate dean, > Yale Divinity School/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Aptheker, Herbert/ historian; member, U.S. Communist Party; accompamed Tom > Hayden and Staughton Lynd/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Arnett, Peter/ accompanied Cora Weiss; war reporter,author (with Michael > Maclear), The Ten Thousand Day War: Vietnam 1945-1975 (NewYork: St. Martin's > Press, 1981)/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] Tailwind Peter Arnett. > Ashmore, Harry S./ journalist; author (with W. C. Baggs), Mission to > Hanoi. -A 1968 Chronicle of Double Dealing in High Places (New York: Putnam, > 1968)/1967 and 1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Austin, Jan/ editorial board, Ramparts; editor, War Bulletin; accompanied > both Eldridge Cleaver and Tom Hayden/1970 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Baez, Joan/ accompanied Telford Taylor; singer; Amnesty International/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Baggs, William C./ editor, Miami News; accompanied Harry Ashmore/ 1967 and > 1968 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Barnet, Richard J./ co-director, Institute for PolicyStudies; author (with > Ralph Stavins and Marcus G. Raskin), Washington Plans an Aggressive War (New > York: Random House, 1971)/1969 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Barrow, Willie/ accompanied Irma Zigas; minister/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Bennett, Anne/ accompanied Ronald Young and Trudi Schutz Young/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Benson, Sally/ NA/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Berrigan, Rev. Daniel/ priest; POW escort; author, Night Flight to Hanoi: > War Diary With 11 Poems (New York: Macmillan, 1968)/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Bevel, Diane Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; accompanied Grace > Newman/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Blumenfeld, Regina/ accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Boardman, Betty/ Quaker activist (delivered medical supplies in ketch to > Haiphong)/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] It also appears that Boardman did not deliver medical supplies by cyclo or water buffalo to any village south of the DMZ. > Branfman, Fred/ accompanied Susan Miller-Coulter, Tom Hayden, and Howard > Zinn-, director, "Project Air War"/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Brown, Elaine/ vice minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Brown, Rev. John/ Episcopal priest; accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie > Davis/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Brown, Robert/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] Bob Brown of Soldier of Fortune??? (:>) > Burrows, Vinnie/ actress; poet/NA [Usual suspect(s)] > Bury, Rev. Harry/ priest; International Assembly of Christians in Solidarity > With the Vietnamese/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Butterfield, Fox/ reporter, New York Times; accompanied Cyrus Eaton, his > grandfather/1969 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Caldwell, Clifton/ vice president, Meat Cutters Union/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Camp, Katherine/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and > Justice; national chairwoman, Women's International League for Peace > andFreedom; Steering Committee, New Mobilization ("Mobe")/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Carmichael, Stokely/ chairman, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; > member, International War CrimesTribunal,1967/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Champney, Horace/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix 1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Charles, Olga/ wife of POW Lt. Norris Charles; accompanied husband back to > States/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Chomsky, Noam/ professor, MIT; accompanied Douglas Dowd and Richard > Fernandez; principal organizer, Resist/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Clark, Ramsey/ former U.S. attorney general; Amnesty International, > U.S./1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Clarke, Mary Women Strike for Peace; Coordinating Committee, People's > Coalition for Peace and Justice/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Cleaver, Eldridge/ minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Clement, Marilyn/ accompanied woman associated with Operation Push, > Chicago/NA [Usual suspect(s)] > Cobb, Charles/ accompanied Julius Lester; member Student Nonviolent > Coordinating Committee; member, > Commission of Inquiry to North Vietnam, International War Crimes > Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Coffin, Rev. William Sloane/ chaplain, Yale University; POW escort; > Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Collingwood, Charles/ CBS News reporter/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Collins, Judy/ folksinger/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Cook, Terrie/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and > Justice/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Craven, Joseph (Jay)/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace > and Justice/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Davis, Rennie/ project director, National Mobilization Committee; leader, > SDS; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; May > Day Collective; Steering Committee, National Antiwar > Conference; POW escort/1967 and 1960 [Usual suspect(s)] > Dellinger, David/ chairman, National Mobilization Committee to End the War > in Vietnam; editor,Liberation; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition > for Peace and Justice; POW escort; member, War Crimes Tribunal, Stockholm > and Copenhagen, 1967; Committee of Liaison; Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace > Parade Committee; Steering Committee,1969, National Antiwar Conference; > author/1966 and 1967 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Deming, Barbara/ editorial board, Liberation magazine/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Douglas, John/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; > filmmaker,Newsreel/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Dowd, Douglas/ professor, Cornell University; New Mobilization Committee to > End the War in Vietnam ("Mobe"); New Universities' Conference participant; > Resist; Steering Committee, National Antiwar > Conference Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and > Justice/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Drath, Phillip/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Duckles, Madeline/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Ethel Taylor; Women Strike for > Peace; member, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Eaton, > Anne accompanied husband, Cyrus 1969/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Eaton, Cyrus/ 86-year-old Cleveland industrialist/1969 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Eaton, Robert/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Egleson, Nicholas/ president, SDS; accompanied David Dellinger/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Elder, Joseph/ American Friends Service Committee/1968 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Evans, Linda/ member, SDS/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Falk, Richard/ professor, Princeton University; POW escort; Amnesty > International, U.S.; author, The Vietnam War and International Law > (Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press; vol. 1, 1967; vol.2, 1969; vol. > 3, 1972; and vol. 4, 1976)/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Faun, Richard/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcasting > System/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Feinberg, Abraham/ rabbi; accompanied David Dellinger/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Fernandez, Richard/ minister; Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam; > Coordinating Committee, > People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, National > Antiwar Conference; National > Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > FitzGerald, Frances/ author, Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the > Americans in Vietnam (Boston: > Little, Brown, 1972)/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Floyd, Randy/ American Deserters Committee, Sweden/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Fonda, Jane/ actress; People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Forest, James/ secretary, World Peace Committee/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Fruchter, Norman/ SDS; POW escort; founding member of Newsreel; co-organizer > with TomHayden of Newark (New Jersey) CommunityUnion Project (NCUP)/1967 and > 1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Froines, Ann/ wife of John Froines, Chicago Seven/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Fulmer, Mark/ student; accompanied David Kirby/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Gartley, Minnie Lee/ mother of POW Navy Lt. Mark Gartley/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Gerassi, John/ author, North Vietnam: A Documentary (Indianapolis, IN: > Bobbs-Merrill, 1968); member, first > investigating team, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Gibbons, Harold/ vice president, Teamsters Union/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Gordon, Lorraine/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Greenblatt, Robert/ professor, Cornell University; Steering Committee, > NewMobilization; New University > Conference; accompanied Andrew Kopkind, Susan Sontag, and Franz > Schurmann/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Griffith, Patricia/ wife of Cornell University chemistry professor; > administrative secretary, Nov. 5-8 "Mobe" Committee/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Grizzard, Vernon/ accompanied Anne Weills, Stewart Meacham, and POWs; SDS; > member, National "Mobe"/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Gumbo, Judith Clavir/ accompanied Nancy Rubin and Genie Plamondon/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Hall, Gus/ general secretary, U.S. Communist Party/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] This one is frosting on the cake. Gus Hall was on the Kremlin payroll. > Hamilton, Mary Anne/ International Assembly of Christiansin Solidarity With > the Vietnamese; accompanied Rev. Harry Bury/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Hart, Jane/ wife of Sen. Philip A. Hart, Democrat, of Michigan/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Hart, John/ reporter, CBS News/1971 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Hayden, Tom/ founder, SDS; project director, "Mobe"; author, The Love of > Possession Is aDisease With Them (Chicago: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, > 1972)1965 and 1967 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Heick, William/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcastin > g System/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Herring, Frances/ accompanied Mary Clarke; professor, University of > California, Berkeley/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Hersh, Seymour/ investigative reporter, New York Times; University of > California, Berkeley author, My > Lai 4. A Report on the Massacre and Its Aftermath (New York: RandonlHouse, > 1970)/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Hunter, Rev. David/ deputy general secretary, National Council of > Churches/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] Seems to National Council of Churches was a target of KGB infiltration and agitprop. > Ifshin, David/ president, National Student Association; Coordinating > Committee, People's > Coalition for Peace and Justice chairman, Black Antiwar Antidraft Union; > Young Workers'/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Johnson, James A/ Liberation League; one of Fort Hood Three; accompanied > Rennie Davis and POWs; SDS/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kahin, George McT./ professor of government, Cornell University/1971 and > 1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > King, Alexis/ women's liberation movement; accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kirby, David/ student/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kirkpatrick, Kenneth/ American Friends Service Committee/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Koch, Jon Christopher/ accompanied Harold Supriano, Michael Myerson, and > Richard Ward; former radio > producer/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Koen, Rev. Charles/ minister; national chairman, Black United Front/1971 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Kolko, Gabriel/ historian/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Kolko, Joyce/ economist/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Kopkind, Andrew/ SDS; accompanied Robert Greenblatt and Susan Sontag; > editor, New Republic/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kraft, Joseph/ news correspondent/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Kramer, Robert/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; founding member, > Newsreel/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kransberg, Janet/NA/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Krause, Ruth/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lawson, Phillip/ Methodist minister; Executive Committee, New "Mobe"/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lecky, Robert/ accompanied Paul Mayer; editor, Clergy and Laity Concerned > About Vietnam; minister/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lens, Shirley/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Lerner, Judy/ Women Strike for Peace/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Lester, Julius/ member, fourth investigating team, International War Crimes > Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Levertov, Denise/ poet; accompanied Jane Hart/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Lewis, Anthony/ reporter, New York Times/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Livingston, David/ president, District 65, Distributive Workers of > America/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lockwood, Lee/ news photographer/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Lynd, Staughton/ professor, Yale University; author, accompanied Tom Hayden; > editor, Liberation/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lynn, Conrad J./ accompanied Hugh Manes; associated with International War > Crimes Tribunal; lawyer/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Manes, Hugh R./ lawyer; member, Third Commission of Inquiry, International > War Crimes Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Massar, Ivan/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Mayer, Rev. Paul/ New York Theological Seminary; People's Coalition for > Peace and Justice/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > McCarthy, Mary/ accompanied Franz Schurmann; author, Vietnam (New York: > Harcourt, Brace, and World, > 1968)/1968 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > McEldowney, CarolSDS; accompanied Rev. John Brown, Tom Hayden, and Rennie > Davis/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > McReynolds, David/ director, War Resisters League; accompanied by a Vietnam > veteran/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Meacham, Stewart/ accompanied Anne Weills and Vernon Grizzard; POW escort; > education secretary, American Friends Service Committee; co-chairman, > "Mobe"; National Coalition Against War, Racism,and Repression; Coordinating > Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, > 1969, National Antiwar Conference/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Meyers, William/ member, Lawyer's Committee on American Policy Towards > Vietnam; accompanied Richard > Barnet/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Miller-Coulter, Susan/ director, Episcopal Peace Fellowship; New > "Mobe";organizer, March Against > Death, September 1969/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Mugar, Carolyn/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Howard Zinn; Indochina Peace > Campaign/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Muste, A. J./ 82-year-old pacifist; Fellowship of Reconciliation; chairman, > Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace > Parade Committee/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Myerson, Michael G./ international secretary, W.E.B. Du Bois Clubs; > accompanied John Christopher Koch, > Harold Supriano, and Richard Ward/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Near, Holly/ actress; accompanied Jane Fonda/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Neilands, J. B./ professor, University of California; member, Third > Commission of Inquiry, International War > Crimes Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Newman, Grace/ sister of Dennis Mora (one of Fort Hood Three); Fort Hood > Three Defense Committee/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Paley, Grace/ National Resist; Greenwich Village Peace Center; poet and > author; accompanied Rennie Davis/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Parker, A. (Zeus)/ college student body president/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Peck, Sidney/ professor, Case-Western Reserve University; co-chairman, New > Mobilization Committee; > Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; > coordinator, "Mobe"; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; > National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression; Wisconsin State > Committee, U.S. Communist Party (while a student)/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Pfeiffer, Egbert W./ professor of zoology, University of Montana; > accompanied Mark Ptashne/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Plamondon, Genie/ accompanied Judith Gumbo and Nancy Rubin/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Ptashne, Mark S./ professor of biochemistry, Harvard University/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Rappaport, Randy/ NA/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Reed, Charles/ secretary, American Friends Service Committee/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Reynolds, Earle L./ captain of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Romo, Barry/ accompanied Telford Taylor and Joan Baez; former U.S. Army > lieutenant; Vietnam Veterans Against the War/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Rothstein, Vivian/ accompanied Rev. John Brown, Rennie Davis, and Tom > Hayden; SDS/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Rubin, Nancy Kurshan/ accompanied Judith Gumbo and Genie Plamondon/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Rukeyser, Muriel/ poet; Greenwich Village Peace Center/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Russell, Margaret/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Salisbury, Harrison/ editor, New York Times; author, Behind the Lines: > Hanoi,December 23, 1966-January 7, > 1967 (New York: Harper and Row, 1967)/1966 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Scheer, Robert/ editor, Ramparts; author, How theUnited States Got Involved > in Vietnam (Santa > Barbara, CA: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1965)/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Schmidt, Phyllis/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Schneider, Mr./ member, A Quaker Action Group/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Schoenbrun, David/ reporter, CBS News; author/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Schoenman, Ralph/ secretary to Bertrand Russell; author, A Glimpse > ofAmerican Crimes in Vietnam > (London: Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, 1967)/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Schurmann, Franz/ professor, University of California; author (with Peter > Dale Scott and Reginald Zelnik), > The Politics of Escalation in Vietnam (Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Publications, > 1968)/1968 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Seeger, Pete/ folksinger/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Seeger, Toshi/ accompanied husband, Pete Seeger/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Sontag, Susan/ author, Trip to Hanoi (New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, > 1969)/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Stavis, Morton/ accompanied Peter Weiss; Lawyer's Farrar, Straus, and > Giroux, 1969) Committee on > American Policy Towards Vietnam; Center for Constitutional Rights/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Stetler, Russ/ NA/1966 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Storey, Rasheed/ chairman, Communist Party, New York/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Sumi, Hideko (Pat)/ leader, Movement for a Democratic Military/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Supriano, Harold E./ accompanied Jon Koch, Michael Myerson, and Richard > Ward/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Swerdlow, Amy/ accompanied Irma Zigas; Women Strike for Peace; professor, > Sarah Lawrence College; author, Women Strike for Peace (Chicago: University > of Chicago Press, 1993)/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Tabankin, Margene/ accompanied Rev. Paul Mayer; president, National Student > Association/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Taylor, Ethel/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Madeline Duckles/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Taylor, Telford/ U.S. Army prosecutor, Nuremberg Trials; professor of law, > Columbia University; author/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Tyner, Jarvis/ vice presidential candidate, U.S.Communist Party; national > chairman,Young Workers > Liberation League/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Wald, George/ Nobel laureate; professor, Harvard University/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Ward, Richard E./ accompanied Harold Supnano and Michael Myerson; freelance > writer/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Wefers, Mark/ student/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Weills, Anne/ POW escort; member, National "Mobe"/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Weiss, Cora/ Committee of Liaison; POW escort; Women Strike for Peace; > co-chairperson, National > Mobilization Committee; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; > Coordinating Committee, People's Coalitionfor Peace and Justice; Jeannette > Rankin Brigade/1969 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Weiss, Peter/ Lawyer's Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Westover, Martha/NA/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Williams, Robert/NA/1966 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Williams, Mrs. R./ accompanied husband, Robert/1966 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Wilson, Dagmar/ accompanied Mary Clarke; president, Women Strike for Peace; > vice chairperson, Spring > Mobilization Committee/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Woodward, John/ professor/1971 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Young, Ronald/ member, Fellowship of Reconciliation; coordinator, People's > Coalition forPeace and Justice; > Washington Action Committee; Steering Committee, New "Mobe"; National > Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression; accompanied Anne Bennett and > Trudi Schutz Young/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Young, Trudi Schutz/ accompanied Ronald Young; nationalcoordinator, Women > Strike for Peace; > Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; "Mobe"; > organizer, 1969 March Against Death/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Zietlow, Carl/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Zigas, Inna/ Women Strike for Peace/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Zimmerman, William/ accompanied Rev. Paul Mayer; Medical Aid to > Indochina/1971 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Zinn, Howard/ professor, Boston University; POW escort; accompanied Tom > Hayden and others; author,Vietnam. The Logic of Withdrawal (Boston: Beacon > Press, 1967)/1968 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
redvet posted a list of the usual suspects when he wrote:
(:>) > > "Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message > news:xA1Sb.8307$QJ3.3455@fed1read04... > > > > "Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message > > news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > > > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > > > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > [snipped mine and Don Thompson's previous remarks] > Aloha Don, > Here a short list of some who were in Vietnam and no doubt believe that > 'Gogarty' doesn't need to "shut the fuck up" - redvet Short list my ass! Great service from redvet the snitch, the most comprehensive list of the usual suspects that I've ever seen! What does the complete list look like? Gogarty needs to shut the fuck up in the case of usual suspects, but I hope he won't, and he probably won't. Jane Fonda, Tom Hayden, Stokeley Carmichael, Gus Hall and Howard Zinn, and more! Oh kumbaya! redvet has listed Tom Hayden going to North Vietnam in 1965, 1967, 1969, 1972 and possibly 1968. Here's my take on this list, by annotations. Annotated with legends [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] and [Usual suspect(s)]. Stooges and dupes lumped with [Usual suspect(s)]. > U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972 > > Name/Affiliation/Year of Visit > > Adams, Herbert/ NA/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Allen, Rev. Michael/ accompanied Telford Taylor, Joan Baez; associate dean, > Yale Divinity School/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Aptheker, Herbert/ historian; member, U.S. Communist Party; accompamed Tom > Hayden and Staughton Lynd/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Arnett, Peter/ accompanied Cora Weiss; war reporter,author (with Michael > Maclear), The Ten Thousand Day War: Vietnam 1945-1975 (NewYork: St. Martin's > Press, 1981)/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] Tailwind Peter Arnett. > Ashmore, Harry S./ journalist; author (with W. C. Baggs), Mission to > Hanoi. -A 1968 Chronicle of Double Dealing in High Places (New York: Putnam, > 1968)/1967 and 1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Austin, Jan/ editorial board, Ramparts; editor, War Bulletin; accompanied > both Eldridge Cleaver and Tom Hayden/1970 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Baez, Joan/ accompanied Telford Taylor; singer; Amnesty International/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Baggs, William C./ editor, Miami News; accompanied Harry Ashmore/ 1967 and > 1968 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Barnet, Richard J./ co-director, Institute for PolicyStudies; author (with > Ralph Stavins and Marcus G. Raskin), Washington Plans an Aggressive War (New > York: Random House, 1971)/1969 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Barrow, Willie/ accompanied Irma Zigas; minister/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Bennett, Anne/ accompanied Ronald Young and Trudi Schutz Young/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Benson, Sally/ NA/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Berrigan, Rev. Daniel/ priest; POW escort; author, Night Flight to Hanoi: > War Diary With 11 Poems (New York: Macmillan, 1968)/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Bevel, Diane Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; accompanied Grace > Newman/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Blumenfeld, Regina/ accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Boardman, Betty/ Quaker activist (delivered medical supplies in ketch to > Haiphong)/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] It also appears that Boardman did not deliver medical supplies by cyclo or water buffalo to any village south of the DMZ. > Branfman, Fred/ accompanied Susan Miller-Coulter, Tom Hayden, and Howard > Zinn-, director, "Project Air War"/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Brown, Elaine/ vice minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Brown, Rev. John/ Episcopal priest; accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie > Davis/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Brown, Robert/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] Bob Brown of Soldier of Fortune??? (:>) > Burrows, Vinnie/ actress; poet/NA [Usual suspect(s)] > Bury, Rev. Harry/ priest; International Assembly of Christians in Solidarity > With the Vietnamese/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Butterfield, Fox/ reporter, New York Times; accompanied Cyrus Eaton, his > grandfather/1969 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Caldwell, Clifton/ vice president, Meat Cutters Union/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Camp, Katherine/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and > Justice; national chairwoman, Women's International League for Peace > andFreedom; Steering Committee, New Mobilization ("Mobe")/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Carmichael, Stokely/ chairman, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; > member, International War CrimesTribunal,1967/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Champney, Horace/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix 1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Charles, Olga/ wife of POW Lt. Norris Charles; accompanied husband back to > States/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Chomsky, Noam/ professor, MIT; accompanied Douglas Dowd and Richard > Fernandez; principal organizer, Resist/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Clark, Ramsey/ former U.S. attorney general; Amnesty International, > U.S./1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Clarke, Mary Women Strike for Peace; Coordinating Committee, People's > Coalition for Peace and Justice/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Cleaver, Eldridge/ minister of information, Black Panther Party/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Clement, Marilyn/ accompanied woman associated with Operation Push, > Chicago/NA [Usual suspect(s)] > Cobb, Charles/ accompanied Julius Lester; member Student Nonviolent > Coordinating Committee; member, > Commission of Inquiry to North Vietnam, International War Crimes > Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Coffin, Rev. William Sloane/ chaplain, Yale University; POW escort; > Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Collingwood, Charles/ CBS News reporter/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Collins, Judy/ folksinger/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Cook, Terrie/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and > Justice/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Craven, Joseph (Jay)/ Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace > and Justice/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Davis, Rennie/ project director, National Mobilization Committee; leader, > SDS; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; May > Day Collective; Steering Committee, National Antiwar > Conference; POW escort/1967 and 1960 [Usual suspect(s)] > Dellinger, David/ chairman, National Mobilization Committee to End the War > in Vietnam; editor,Liberation; Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition > for Peace and Justice; POW escort; member, War Crimes Tribunal, Stockholm > and Copenhagen, 1967; Committee of Liaison; Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace > Parade Committee; Steering Committee,1969, National Antiwar Conference; > author/1966 and 1967 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Deming, Barbara/ editorial board, Liberation magazine/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Douglas, John/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; > filmmaker,Newsreel/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Dowd, Douglas/ professor, Cornell University; New Mobilization Committee to > End the War in Vietnam ("Mobe"); New Universities' Conference participant; > Resist; Steering Committee, National Antiwar > Conference Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and > Justice/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Drath, Phillip/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Duckles, Madeline/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Ethel Taylor; Women Strike for > Peace; member, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Eaton, > Anne accompanied husband, Cyrus 1969/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Eaton, Cyrus/ 86-year-old Cleveland industrialist/1969 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Eaton, Robert/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Egleson, Nicholas/ president, SDS; accompanied David Dellinger/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Elder, Joseph/ American Friends Service Committee/1968 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Evans, Linda/ member, SDS/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Falk, Richard/ professor, Princeton University; POW escort; Amnesty > International, U.S.; author, The Vietnam War and International Law > (Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press; vol. 1, 1967; vol.2, 1969; vol. > 3, 1972; and vol. 4, 1976)/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Faun, Richard/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcasting > System/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Feinberg, Abraham/ rabbi; accompanied David Dellinger/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Fernandez, Richard/ minister; Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam; > Coordinating Committee, > People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, National > Antiwar Conference; National > Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > FitzGerald, Frances/ author, Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the > Americans in Vietnam (Boston: > Little, Brown, 1972)/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Floyd, Randy/ American Deserters Committee, Sweden/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Fonda, Jane/ actress; People's Coalition for Peace and Justice/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Forest, James/ secretary, World Peace Committee/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Fruchter, Norman/ SDS; POW escort; founding member of Newsreel; co-organizer > with TomHayden of Newark (New Jersey) CommunityUnion Project (NCUP)/1967 and > 1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Froines, Ann/ wife of John Froines, Chicago Seven/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Fulmer, Mark/ student; accompanied David Kirby/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Gartley, Minnie Lee/ mother of POW Navy Lt. Mark Gartley/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Gerassi, John/ author, North Vietnam: A Documentary (Indianapolis, IN: > Bobbs-Merrill, 1968); member, first > investigating team, International War Crimes Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Gibbons, Harold/ vice president, Teamsters Union/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Gordon, Lorraine/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Greenblatt, Robert/ professor, Cornell University; Steering Committee, > NewMobilization; New University > Conference; accompanied Andrew Kopkind, Susan Sontag, and Franz > Schurmann/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Griffith, Patricia/ wife of Cornell University chemistry professor; > administrative secretary, Nov. 5-8 "Mobe" Committee/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Grizzard, Vernon/ accompanied Anne Weills, Stewart Meacham, and POWs; SDS; > member, National "Mobe"/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Gumbo, Judith Clavir/ accompanied Nancy Rubin and Genie Plamondon/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Hall, Gus/ general secretary, U.S. Communist Party/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] This one is frosting on the cake. Gus Hall was on the Kremlin payroll. > Hamilton, Mary Anne/ International Assembly of Christiansin Solidarity With > the Vietnamese; accompanied Rev. Harry Bury/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Hart, Jane/ wife of Sen. Philip A. Hart, Democrat, of Michigan/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Hart, John/ reporter, CBS News/1971 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Hayden, Tom/ founder, SDS; project director, "Mobe"; author, The Love of > Possession Is aDisease With Them (Chicago: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, > 1972)1965 and 1967 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Heick, William/ accompanied Betty Boardman; employed by Canadian Broadcastin > g System/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Herring, Frances/ accompanied Mary Clarke; professor, University of > California, Berkeley/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Hersh, Seymour/ investigative reporter, New York Times; University of > California, Berkeley author, My > Lai 4. A Report on the Massacre and Its Aftermath (New York: RandonlHouse, > 1970)/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Hunter, Rev. David/ deputy general secretary, National Council of > Churches/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] Seems to National Council of Churches was a target of KGB infiltration and agitprop. > Ifshin, David/ president, National Student Association; Coordinating > Committee, People's > Coalition for Peace and Justice chairman, Black Antiwar Antidraft Union; > Young Workers'/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Johnson, James A/ Liberation League; one of Fort Hood Three; accompanied > Rennie Davis and POWs; SDS/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kahin, George McT./ professor of government, Cornell University/1971 and > 1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > King, Alexis/ women's liberation movement; accompanied Eldridge Cleaver/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kirby, David/ student/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kirkpatrick, Kenneth/ American Friends Service Committee/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Koch, Jon Christopher/ accompanied Harold Supriano, Michael Myerson, and > Richard Ward; former radio > producer/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Koen, Rev. Charles/ minister; national chairman, Black United Front/1971 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Kolko, Gabriel/ historian/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Kolko, Joyce/ economist/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Kopkind, Andrew/ SDS; accompanied Robert Greenblatt and Susan Sontag; > editor, New Republic/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kraft, Joseph/ news correspondent/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Kramer, Robert/ SDS; accompanied Rennie Davis and POWs; founding member, > Newsreel/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Kransberg, Janet/NA/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Krause, Ruth/ accompanied Mary Clarke; Women Strike for Peace/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lawson, Phillip/ Methodist minister; Executive Committee, New "Mobe"/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lecky, Robert/ accompanied Paul Mayer; editor, Clergy and Laity Concerned > About Vietnam; minister/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lens, Shirley/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Lerner, Judy/ Women Strike for Peace/NA [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Lester, Julius/ member, fourth investigating team, International War Crimes > Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Levertov, Denise/ poet; accompanied Jane Hart/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Lewis, Anthony/ reporter, New York Times/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Livingston, David/ president, District 65, Distributive Workers of > America/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lockwood, Lee/ news photographer/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Lynd, Staughton/ professor, Yale University; author, accompanied Tom Hayden; > editor, Liberation/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Lynn, Conrad J./ accompanied Hugh Manes; associated with International War > Crimes Tribunal; lawyer/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Manes, Hugh R./ lawyer; member, Third Commission of Inquiry, International > War Crimes Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Massar, Ivan/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Mayer, Rev. Paul/ New York Theological Seminary; People's Coalition for > Peace and Justice/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > McCarthy, Mary/ accompanied Franz Schurmann; author, Vietnam (New York: > Harcourt, Brace, and World, > 1968)/1968 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > McEldowney, CarolSDS; accompanied Rev. John Brown, Tom Hayden, and Rennie > Davis/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > McReynolds, David/ director, War Resisters League; accompanied by a Vietnam > veteran/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Meacham, Stewart/ accompanied Anne Weills and Vernon Grizzard; POW escort; > education secretary, American Friends Service Committee; co-chairman, > "Mobe"; National Coalition Against War, Racism,and Repression; Coordinating > Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; Steering Committee, > 1969, National Antiwar Conference/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Meyers, William/ member, Lawyer's Committee on American Policy Towards > Vietnam; accompanied Richard > Barnet/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Miller-Coulter, Susan/ director, Episcopal Peace Fellowship; New > "Mobe";organizer, March Against > Death, September 1969/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Mugar, Carolyn/ accompanied Tom Hayden and Howard Zinn; Indochina Peace > Campaign/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Muste, A. J./ 82-year-old pacifist; Fellowship of Reconciliation; chairman, > Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace > Parade Committee/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Myerson, Michael G./ international secretary, W.E.B. Du Bois Clubs; > accompanied John Christopher Koch, > Harold Supriano, and Richard Ward/1965 [Usual suspect(s)] > Near, Holly/ actress; accompanied Jane Fonda/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Neilands, J. B./ professor, University of California; member, Third > Commission of Inquiry, International War > Crimes Tribunal/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Newman, Grace/ sister of Dennis Mora (one of Fort Hood Three); Fort Hood > Three Defense Committee/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Paley, Grace/ National Resist; Greenwich Village Peace Center; poet and > author; accompanied Rennie Davis/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Parker, A. (Zeus)/ college student body president/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Peck, Sidney/ professor, Case-Western Reserve University; co-chairman, New > Mobilization Committee; > Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; > coordinator, "Mobe"; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; > National Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression; Wisconsin State > Committee, U.S. Communist Party (while a student)/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Pfeiffer, Egbert W./ professor of zoology, University of Montana; > accompanied Mark Ptashne/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Plamondon, Genie/ accompanied Judith Gumbo and Nancy Rubin/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Ptashne, Mark S./ professor of biochemistry, Harvard University/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Rappaport, Randy/ NA/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Reed, Charles/ secretary, American Friends Service Committee/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Reynolds, Earle L./ captain of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Romo, Barry/ accompanied Telford Taylor and Joan Baez; former U.S. Army > lieutenant; Vietnam Veterans Against the War/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Rothstein, Vivian/ accompanied Rev. John Brown, Rennie Davis, and Tom > Hayden; SDS/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Rubin, Nancy Kurshan/ accompanied Judith Gumbo and Genie Plamondon/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Rukeyser, Muriel/ poet; Greenwich Village Peace Center/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Russell, Margaret/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Salisbury, Harrison/ editor, New York Times; author, Behind the Lines: > Hanoi,December 23, 1966-January 7, > 1967 (New York: Harper and Row, 1967)/1966 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Scheer, Robert/ editor, Ramparts; author, How theUnited States Got Involved > in Vietnam (Santa > Barbara, CA: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 1965)/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Schmidt, Phyllis/ accompanied Mary Clarke/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Schneider, Mr./ member, A Quaker Action Group/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Schoenbrun, David/ reporter, CBS News; author/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Schoenman, Ralph/ secretary to Bertrand Russell; author, A Glimpse > ofAmerican Crimes in Vietnam > (London: Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, 1967)/1966 [Usual suspect(s)] > Schurmann, Franz/ professor, University of California; author (with Peter > Dale Scott and Reginald Zelnik), > The Politics of Escalation in Vietnam (Greenwich, CT: Fawcett Publications, > 1968)/1968 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Seeger, Pete/ folksinger/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Seeger, Toshi/ accompanied husband, Pete Seeger/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Sontag, Susan/ author, Trip to Hanoi (New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, > 1969)/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Stavis, Morton/ accompanied Peter Weiss; Lawyer's Farrar, Straus, and > Giroux, 1969) Committee on > American Policy Towards Vietnam; Center for Constitutional Rights/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Stetler, Russ/ NA/1966 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Storey, Rasheed/ chairman, Communist Party, New York/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Sumi, Hideko (Pat)/ leader, Movement for a Democratic Military/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Supriano, Harold E./ accompanied Jon Koch, Michael Myerson, and Richard > Ward/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Swerdlow, Amy/ accompanied Irma Zigas; Women Strike for Peace; professor, > Sarah Lawrence College; author, Women Strike for Peace (Chicago: University > of Chicago Press, 1993)/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Tabankin, Margene/ accompanied Rev. Paul Mayer; president, National Student > Association/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Taylor, Ethel/ accompanied Cora Weiss and Madeline Duckles/1969 [Usual suspect(s)] > Taylor, Telford/ U.S. Army prosecutor, Nuremberg Trials; professor of law, > Columbia University; author/1972 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Tyner, Jarvis/ vice presidential candidate, U.S.Communist Party; national > chairman,Young Workers > Liberation League/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Wald, George/ Nobel laureate; professor, Harvard University/1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Ward, Richard E./ accompanied Harold Supnano and Michael Myerson; freelance > writer/1965 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Wefers, Mark/ student/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Weills, Anne/ POW escort; member, National "Mobe"/1968 [Usual suspect(s)] > Weiss, Cora/ Committee of Liaison; POW escort; Women Strike for Peace; > co-chairperson, National > Mobilization Committee; Steering Committee, National Antiwar Conference; > Coordinating Committee, People's Coalitionfor Peace and Justice; Jeannette > Rankin Brigade/1969 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] > Weiss, Peter/ Lawyer's Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Westover, Martha/NA/1970 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Williams, Robert/NA/1966 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Williams, Mrs. R./ accompanied husband, Robert/1966 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Wilson, Dagmar/ accompanied Mary Clarke; president, Women Strike for Peace; > vice chairperson, Spring > Mobilization Committee/1967 [Usual suspect(s)] > Woodward, John/ professor/1971 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Young, Ronald/ member, Fellowship of Reconciliation; coordinator, People's > Coalition forPeace and Justice; > Washington Action Committee; Steering Committee, New "Mobe"; National > Coalition Against War, Racism, and Repression; accompanied Anne Bennett and > Trudi Schutz Young/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Young, Trudi Schutz/ accompanied Ronald Young; nationalcoordinator, Women > Strike for Peace; > Coordinating Committee, People's Coalition for Peace and Justice; "Mobe"; > organizer, 1969 March Against Death/1970 [Usual suspect(s)] > Zietlow, Carl/ crewmember of ketch Phoenix/1967 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Zigas, Inna/ Women Strike for Peace/1971 [Usual suspect(s)] > Zimmerman, William/ accompanied Rev. Paul Mayer; Medical Aid to > Indochina/1971 [Insufficient Notoriety/Legitimate/No Comment] > Zinn, Howard/ professor, Boston University; POW escort; accompanied Tom > Hayden and others; author,Vietnam. The Logic of Withdrawal (Boston: Beacon > Press, 1967)/1968 and 1972 [Usual suspect(s)] |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Dave Thompson wrote:
> > "redvet" <redvet@lava.net> wrote in message > news:101halqt44mu1a0@corp.supernews.com... > > > > "Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message > > news:xA1Sb.8307$QJ3.3455@fed1read04... > > > > > > "Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message > > > news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > > > > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > > > > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > > > > > > > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > > > > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > > > > > > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > > > > > > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. > > > > > > > > > > So what? I served in Viet Nam twice and Korea once. That and a dollar > > bill > > > will buy a cup of coffee. The GREAT majority of American males born > > between > > > 1940 and 1950 did not go to Viet Nam. So what? > > > > > > Most importantly, when were YOU in Viet Nam? If not, shut the fuck up. > > > > > > -- > > > Dave Thompson > > > (The Other) > > Aloha Don, > > Here a short list of some who were in Vietnam and no doubt believe > that > > 'Gogarty' doesn't need to "shut the fuck up" - redvet > > > > U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972 > > > > Pinky regurgitated a laundry list of communists, peaceniks and fellow > travelers. To what point? > > 'Gogarty' was railing about GWB's lack of Viet Nam service, not sympathies > with those who were killing and torturing Americans at the time. > > Do try to keep up. By the way, it was Dave, not Don. We know there are > just too many Thompson's for you to count without removing your shoes. > -- > Dave Thompson > (The Other) Hey Dave (The Other)! Don't let him stop now. This is a great list of the usual suspects - Tom Hayden, Jane Fondle, Howard Zinn, Stokely Carmichael, Gus Hall. More fun than reading the National Enquirer! Probably took it from his own diary. And for gosh sakes, don't let Gogarty stop, he/she/it is as much fun as a celebrity idiot. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
Dave Thompson wrote:
> > "redvet" <redvet@lava.net> wrote in message > news:101halqt44mu1a0@corp.supernews.com... > > > > "Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message > > news:xA1Sb.8307$QJ3.3455@fed1read04... > > > > > > "Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message > > > news:_dKdnVKG5dYS44XdRVn-hA@bway.net... > > > > In article <40187DB4.B3D87E54@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com>, > > > > rongstad@NOSPAMvikingphoenix.com says... > > > > > > > > > > > > > >What Irish citizens got medals for Vietnam service? Name them. > > > > >Make a list of their names. Organize by service and pay grade. > > > > > > > > Try again. Simple question. No answer? > > > > > > > > And oh yeah, my brothers for two, Korea. > > > > > > > > > > So what? I served in Viet Nam twice and Korea once. That and a dollar > > bill > > > will buy a cup of coffee. The GREAT majority of American males born > > between > > > 1940 and 1950 did not go to Viet Nam. So what? > > > > > > Most importantly, when were YOU in Viet Nam? If not, shut the fuck up. > > > > > > -- > > > Dave Thompson > > > (The Other) > > Aloha Don, > > Here a short list of some who were in Vietnam and no doubt believe > that > > 'Gogarty' doesn't need to "shut the fuck up" - redvet > > > > U.S. Citizens Who Traveled to North Vietnam: 1965-1972 > > > > Pinky regurgitated a laundry list of communists, peaceniks and fellow > travelers. To what point? > > 'Gogarty' was railing about GWB's lack of Viet Nam service, not sympathies > with those who were killing and torturing Americans at the time. > > Do try to keep up. By the way, it was Dave, not Don. We know there are > just too many Thompson's for you to count without removing your shoes. > -- > Dave Thompson > (The Other) Hey Dave (The Other)! Don't let him stop now. This is a great list of the usual suspects - Tom Hayden, Jane Fondle, Howard Zinn, Stokely Carmichael, Gus Hall. More fun than reading the National Enquirer! Probably took it from his own diary. And for gosh sakes, don't let Gogarty stop, he/she/it is as much fun as a celebrity idiot. |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Brooks Gregory" <brooksgregory@sbctelco.com> wrote in message news:<FkXRb.6927189$Of.1104960@news.easynews.com>. ..
> Al Gore got a ribbon but not the medal. > > Everybody that served in Vietnam received the Vietnam service ribbon,even a REMF like Alpha Gore. > "Charlie Wolf" <retiredUSN@noemail.com> wrote in message > news:26fg10prs6h41oo153sitmhmcl7raq4j43@4ax.com... > > On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous > > <BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: > > > > >What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > > You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? > > How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? > > > > Not everyone that served during Vietnam - and GWB DID serve honorably > > and was honorably discharged - not everyone went to Vietnam. Not > > everyone got medals. > > > > You are so fucking stupid. > > Regards, > > > > snipped... |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Brooks Gregory" <brooksgregory@sbctelco.com> wrote in message news:<FkXRb.6927189$Of.1104960@news.easynews.com>. ..
> Al Gore got a ribbon but not the medal. > > Everybody that served in Vietnam received the Vietnam service ribbon,even a REMF like Alpha Gore. > "Charlie Wolf" <retiredUSN@noemail.com> wrote in message > news:26fg10prs6h41oo153sitmhmcl7raq4j43@4ax.com... > > On 28 Jan 2004 18:48:35 -0000, Anonymous > > <BigappleRemailer@Optonline.Net> wrote: > > > > >What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service? > > You are really stupid. What medal did you get? Did you even serve? > > How do we know that - you post using an anon remailer? > > > > Not everyone that served during Vietnam - and GWB DID serve honorably > > and was honorably discharged - not everyone went to Vietnam. Not > > everyone got medals. > > > > You are so fucking stupid. > > Regards, > > > > snipped... |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message
news:432Sb.8391$QJ3.3258@fed1read04... > > Pinky regurgitated a laundry list of communists, peaceniks and fellow > travelers. To what point? Old red really needs to change his name to something more appropriate. His bullshit macho posturing of being "redvet" and belonging to the Vietnam Veterans Against the War - Anti Imperialist/Mao/Marxist-Leninist/Red Brigade/Bader Meinhoff/ Red Army/Mickey Mouse Faction is ridiculous. If those folks ever took over - he would shit in his pants and would be the first they would consign to their gulag. A more appropriate net nomdeguerre for him (or her as the case may be) should be dopervet or loservet or even badconductdischargevet Nigel Brooks |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
"Dave Thompson" <davethompson@askforit.net> wrote in message
news:432Sb.8391$QJ3.3258@fed1read04... > > Pinky regurgitated a laundry list of communists, peaceniks and fellow > travelers. To what point? Old red really needs to change his name to something more appropriate. His bullshit macho posturing of being "redvet" and belonging to the Vietnam Veterans Against the War - Anti Imperialist/Mao/Marxist-Leninist/Red Brigade/Bader Meinhoff/ Red Army/Mickey Mouse Faction is ridiculous. If those folks ever took over - he would shit in his pants and would be the first they would consign to their gulag. A more appropriate net nomdeguerre for him (or her as the case may be) should be dopervet or loservet or even badconductdischargevet Nigel Brooks |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
In article <1bdd8f88.0401290411.7018828d@posting.google.com >,
maynardgkrebbs2001@hotmail.com says... > > >"Brooks Gregory" <brooksgregory@sbctelco.com> wrote in message >news:<FkXRb.6927189$Of.1104960@news.easynews.com> ... >> Al Gore got a ribbon but not the medal. >> >> > > Everybody that served in Vietnam received the Vietnam service >ribbon,even a REMF like Alpha Gore. > Never mind that. Consider Regan's glorious campaign against Grenada. The military gave out so many medals it became a scandal. Oh, and by the way, one of my brothers did serve in Vietnam also. Did Bush receive even a service ribbon? |
Re: What medal did George W. Bush get for his Vietnam service?
In article <1bdd8f88.0401290411.7018828d@posting.google.com >,
maynardgkrebbs2001@hotmail.com says... > > >"Brooks Gregory" <brooksgregory@sbctelco.com> wrote in message >news:<FkXRb.6927189$Of.1104960@news.easynews.com> ... >> Al Gore got a ribbon but not the medal. >> >> > > Everybody that served in Vietnam received the Vietnam service >ribbon,even a REMF like Alpha Gore. > Never mind that. Consider Regan's glorious campaign against Grenada. The military gave out so many medals it became a scandal. Oh, and by the way, one of my brothers did serve in Vietnam also. Did Bush receive even a service ribbon? |
Re: Which fighter jets did Kerry qualify on?
"Gogarty" <Gogarty@Dublin.edu> wrote in message news:dsydncN30tHzgYTdRVn-hA@bway.net... > In article <1bdd8f88.0401290411.7018828d@posting.google.com >, > maynardgkrebbs2001@hotmail.com says... > > > > > >"Brooks Gregory" <brooksgregory@sbctelco.com> wrote in message > >news:<FkXRb.6927189$Of.1104960@news.easynews.com> ... > >> Al Gore got a ribbon but not the medal. > >> > >> > > > > Everybody that served in Vietnam received the Vietnam service > >ribbon,even a REMF like Alpha Gore. > > > Never mind that. Consider Regan's glorious campaign against Grenada. The > military gave out so many medals it became a scandal. > > Oh, and by the way, one of my brothers did serve in Vietnam also. > > Did Bush receive even a service ribbon? Did Bush become a "war protestor" traitor against his own country, like Kerry did? |
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