McCain: "Hanoi Hilton Guards Taunted American POWs With Kerry's "Testimony" " i.e. Kerry's Lies In Front of the Senate Commitee

Another way how Kerry & Hanoi Jane helped North Vietnam

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...7/124410.shtml

Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2004 12:35 PM EST
McCain: Hanoi Hilton Guards Taunted POWs with Kerry's Testimony

These days former Vietnam war POW Sen. John McCain has nothing but
praise for his fellow Vietnam veteran, Sen. John Kerry, the Democrats'
current presidential front-runner.

But after he was released from the Hanoi Hilton in 1973, Sen. McCain
publicly complained that testimony by Kerry and others before J.
William Fulbright's Senate Foreign Relations Committee was "the most
effective propaganda [my North Vietnamese captors] had to use against
us."

"They used Senator Fulbright a great deal," McCain wrote in the May
14, 1973 issue of U.S. News & World Report. While he was languishing
in a North Vietnamese prison cell, Kerry was telling the Fullbright
Committee that U.S. soldiers were committing war crimes in Vietnam as
a matter of course.

Sen. Ted Kennedy, a key Kerry presidential backer, was "quoted again
and again" by jailers at the Hanoi Hilton, McCain said.

"Clark Clifford was another [North Vietnamese] favorite," the ex-POW
told U.S. News, "right after he had been Secretary of Defense under
President Johnson."

"When Ramsey Clark came over [my jailers] thought that was a great
coup for their cause," McCain recalled. Months earlier Sen. Kerry had
appeared with Clark at the April 1971 Washington, D.C. anti-war
protest that showcased his testimony before the Fulbright Committee.

"All through this period," wrote McCain, his captors were "bombarding
us with anti-war quotes from people in high places back in Washington.
This was the most effective propaganda they had to use against us."

McCain biographer Paul Alexander chronicled the Arizona Republican's
anger toward Kerry during their early careers in the Senate together.

"For many years McCain held Kerry's actions against him because, while
McCain was a POW in the Hanoi Hilton, Kerry was organizing veterans
back home in the U.S. to protest the war."

In his 2002 book, "Man of the People: the Life of John McCain,"
Alexander says that the two Vietnam vets finally reconciled in the
early 1990s after having "a long - and at times emotional -
conversation about Vietnam" during a mutual trip to Kuwait.

Later, Kerry sought to minimize the rift, telling Alexander, "Our
differences occurred when we were kids, or at least close to being
kids. It was a long time ago, and we both came back and realized that
there were a lot of difficulties in the prosecution of that war."

NewsMax gratefully acknowledges the help of U.S. Veteran's Dispatch
editor Ted Sampley for supplying McCain's revealing 1973 account in
U.S. News.

Garbage.

Yes John Kerry is human Garbage !



"z" wrote in message news:c0tp6c$fl1$0@pita.alt.net...
> Garbage.
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Hanoi Jane Kerry wrote:

> Another way how Kerry & Hanoi Jane helped North Vietnam
>
> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...7/124410.shtml
>
> Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2004 12:35 PM EST
> McCain: Hanoi Hilton Guards Taunted POWs with Kerry's Testimony
>
> These days former Vietnam war POW Sen. John McCain has nothing but
> praise for his fellow Vietnam veteran, Sen. John Kerry, the Democrats'
> current presidential front-runner.
>
That's what happens in a free society. If you want to wage a fucked-up war,
you're going to hear about it. If you don't want to hear people complain about
their government, move to Red China, wingnut!

GW Chimpzilla wrote in message news:...
> Hanoi Jane Kerry wrote:
>
> > Another way how Kerry & Hanoi Jane helped North Vietnam
> >
> > http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...7/124410.shtml
> >
> > Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2004 12:35 PM EST
> > McCain: Hanoi Hilton Guards Taunted POWs with Kerry's Testimony
> >
> > These days former Vietnam war POW Sen. John McCain has nothing but
> > praise for his fellow Vietnam veteran, Sen. John Kerry, the Democrats'
> > current presidential front-runner.
> >
> That's what happens in a free society. If you want to wage a fucked-up war,
> you're going to hear about it. If you don't want to hear people complain about
> their government, move to Red China, wingnut!

"I think that Sen. Kerry has proved his service to our nation, and his
ability as an accomplished debater and a person who knows the issues."

"I think that the best Americans from both parties should be the nominees of
their parties, so that the American people would have the very best to
select from, and I would certainly put Sen. Kerry in that category."

"I have enormous respect for him as a person and I like him."

-John McCain
http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/.../mccain.kerry/

'Nuff said.

Kerry is a commie loving homo that wipes his ass on the American flag and
pisses on the wall in DC.

He should do us all a fover and draw a hot bath , soak for awhile as he
slashes his own wrists.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHa ! Bonk !


"GW Chimpzilla" wrote in message
news:n6uYb.339286$xy6.1676720@attbi_s02...
> Hanoi Jane Kerry wrote:
>
> > Another way how Kerry & Hanoi Jane helped North Vietnam
> >
> > http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...7/124410.shtml
> >
> > Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2004 12:35 PM EST
> > McCain: Hanoi Hilton Guards Taunted POWs with Kerry's Testimony
> >
> > These days former Vietnam war POW Sen. John McCain has nothing but
> > praise for his fellow Vietnam veteran, Sen. John Kerry, the Democrats'
> > current presidential front-runner.
> >
> That's what happens in a free society. If you want to wage a fucked-up
war,
> you're going to hear about it. If you don't want to hear people complain
about
> their government, move to Red China, wingnut!

"Hanoi Jane Kerry" wrote in message
news:4638d76a.0402170956.6a8ab50e@posting.google.c om...
> Another way how Kerry & Hanoi Jane helped North Vietnam
>
> http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...7/124410.shtml
>
> Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2004 12:35 PM EST
> McCain: Hanoi Hilton Guards Taunted POWs with Kerry's Testimony
>
> These days former Vietnam war POW Sen. John McCain has nothing but
> praise for his fellow Vietnam veteran, Sen. John Kerry, the Democrats'
> current presidential front-runner.
>
> But after he was released from the Hanoi Hilton in 1973, Sen. McCain
> publicly complained that testimony by Kerry and others before J.
> William Fulbright's Senate Foreign Relations Committee was "the most
> effective propaganda [my North Vietnamese captors] had to use against
> us."
>
> "They used Senator Fulbright a great deal," McCain wrote in the May
> 14, 1973 issue of U.S. News & World Report. While he was languishing
> in a North Vietnamese prison cell, Kerry was telling the Fullbright
> Committee that U.S. soldiers were committing war crimes in Vietnam as
> a matter of course.
>
> Sen. Ted Kennedy, a key Kerry presidential backer, was "quoted again
> and again" by jailers at the Hanoi Hilton, McCain said.
>
> "Clark Clifford was another [North Vietnamese] favorite," the ex-POW
> told U.S. News, "right after he had been Secretary of Defense under
> President Johnson."
>
> "When Ramsey Clark came over [my jailers] thought that was a great
> coup for their cause," McCain recalled. Months earlier Sen. Kerry had
> appeared with Clark at the April 1971 Washington, D.C. anti-war
> protest that showcased his testimony before the Fulbright Committee.
>
> "All through this period," wrote McCain, his captors were "bombarding
> us with anti-war quotes from people in high places back in Washington.
> This was the most effective propaganda they had to use against us."
>
> McCain biographer Paul Alexander chronicled the Arizona Republican's
> anger toward Kerry during their early careers in the Senate together.
>
> "For many years McCain held Kerry's actions against him because, while
> McCain was a POW in the Hanoi Hilton, Kerry was organizing veterans
> back home in the U.S. to protest the war."
>
> In his 2002 book, "Man of the People: the Life of John McCain,"
> Alexander says that the two Vietnam vets finally reconciled in the
> early 1990s after having "a long - and at times emotional -
> conversation about Vietnam" during a mutual trip to Kuwait.
>
> Later, Kerry sought to minimize the rift, telling Alexander, "Our
> differences occurred when we were kids, or at least close to being
> kids. It was a long time ago, and we both came back and realized that
> there were a lot of difficulties in the prosecution of that war."
>
> NewsMax gratefully acknowledges the help of U.S. Veteran's Dispatch
> editor Ted Sampley for supplying McCain's revealing 1973 account in
> U.S. News.

From http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/14/po...ign/14VET.html

Mr. McCain, an Arizona Republican, called the man, Ted Sampley, "one of the
most despicable people I have ever had the misfortune to encounter."

Mr. Sampley, a businessman from Kinston, N.C., has gained some attention in
recent days for operating a Web site devoted to attacking Mr. Kerry, a
Massachusetts Democrat, for his opposition to the war in Vietnam after his
military service. The Web site, www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnkerry.com,
includes pictures from the 1970's showing Mr. Kerry at antiwar protests. One
shows Mr. Kerry at a rally, sitting several rows behind Jane Fonda, who was
so outspoken against the war that she was labeled a Communist by her
political opponents.

"John of Olde" Where@goodbye.net> wrote in message
news:ATzYb.65$VG2.165675@news.abs.net...
> Kerry is a commie loving homo that wipes his ass on the American flag and
> pisses on the wall in DC.
>

And those comment say a lot about YOUR patriotism.

> He should do us all a fover and draw a hot bath , soak for awhile as he
> slashes his own wrists.
>
> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHa ! Bonk !
>
>
> "GW Chimpzilla" wrote in message
> news:n6uYb.339286$xy6.1676720@attbi_s02...
> > Hanoi Jane Kerry wrote:
> >
> > > Another way how Kerry & Hanoi Jane helped North Vietnam
> > >
> > > http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...7/124410.shtml
> > >
> > > Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2004 12:35 PM EST
> > > McCain: Hanoi Hilton Guards Taunted POWs with Kerry's Testimony
> > >
> > > These days former Vietnam war POW Sen. John McCain has nothing but
> > > praise for his fellow Vietnam veteran, Sen. John Kerry, the Democrats'
> > > current presidential front-runner.
> > >
> > That's what happens in a free society. If you want to wage a fucked-up
> war,
> > you're going to hear about it. If you don't want to hear people complain
> about
> > their government, move to Red China, wingnut!
>
>