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Jack Mclaughlin · PO3 Joined: 13 May 2004 Posts: 280

Woodward and Bernstein are not just bad people. They are evil to the core. Their animal equivalent would be a combination of the viper, the jackal and the rat. They are the worst examples of humankind and they are back. The sleazy tactics used by them and their liberal cohorts in the early 1970`s to end a Presidency and cripple a nation was far more egregious than anything they accused others of committing. They did not discriminate, both the guilty and the innocent became targets of opportunity for them. For Woodward, even the dead or near dead became expert witnesses for his fanciful mind. Just ask Bill Casey`s family.

John Kerry is of the same mold. Accuse others of the most heinous of crimes and then use it to advance your own career. It worked for Woodstein and so far it has worked for Kerry. The Swift Boat Veterans for Truth did their duty, put in their full time, performed their jobs quietly and went home.They now believe Kerry is unfit to be Commander in Chief and want the American people to know the truth. They will operate within the bounds of decency and fairness to achieve their goals. But those who are out to demean and discredit them will employ the tactics of old west justice and 1692 Salem Town. Their army is a formidable force of jackals and scavengers. You can be sure the aforementioned devious duo will be up to their old tricks. So a warning to Roy Hoffman, John O`Neill and the Swiftees the hunters are coming, and you are in their cross hairs.

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sparky · Former Member Joined: 06 May 2004 Posts: 546

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carpro · Admin Joined: 10 May 2004 Posts: 1176 Location: Texas

Did I read somewhere that someone named Kerry was caught in the office of John Kerry's political opponent? Got the impression he wasn't supposed to be there, though. Don't remember the year. Might have been 96.

I'll have to see if I can find that info again.
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"If he believes his 1971 indictment of his country and his fellow veterans was true, then he couldn't possibly be proud of his Vietnam service."

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sparky · Former Member Joined: 06 May 2004 Posts: 546

What a bunch of whiners. Someone who is pro-Kerry keeps the freepers from going further off the deep end. They should be grateful for a smidgeon of sanity.

I like this quote. In an era when cutbacks to veterans pay for tax cuts for the leisure class, this is very poignant:

A large man with a jowly face and an eager demeanor, Hanafin proudly showed me his copy of Douglas Brinkley's book about Kerry's Vietnam experience, ''Tour of Duty,'' which Brinkley, Kerry and one of Kerry's crewmates had signed for him in Iowa. But as Hanafin explained his passion for Kerry, he didn't dwell on Vietnam or Kerry's service there. Instead, he talked mostly about Kerry's positions on veterans' issues and how he believed the Massachusetts senator would treat vets better than the Bush administration has. Most important to Hanafin was the issue of concurrent receipt, or what he called the ''disabled-veterans tax'' -- a provision that prohibits disabled vets like Hanafin from collecting a full military pension on top of their V.A. disability benefits. Kerry has pledged to grant disabled veterans ''full concurrent receipt'' -- in other words, he would allow them to collect full disability and full retirement -- which for Hanafin would mean an additional $1,500 a month. ''Veterans just want the things the government promised them when they went into the military,'' he said.

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LewWaters · Posted: Sun May 30, 2004 9:03 am Post subject:

Jack Mclaughlin · PO3 Joined: 13 May 2004 Posts: 280

To carpro: It was an interesting piece of information on Cameron Kerry. I wonder how much jail time he served. In June of 1972, G. Gordan Liddy engaged in a 2-bit political indiscretion. He stole no money, no valuables and was not a part of any coverup. A 30 day suspended sentence and a $100.00 fine would have been the appropriate sentence. Instead he received a 20 yr. sentence and a 40 thousand dollar fine of which he eventually spent 52 months in 9 different jails. The G-Man is now a national folk hero to many and if you don`t think this " sticks in the craw " of Woodstein and their apologists you fail to understand the depth and nature of their hatred.