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FF1047
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 Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 8:23 pm Post subject: More Secret mission stuff ... |
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Just found this at Kerry web site ... UNREAL !!!
| Quote: | He walked down the stairs, toward the living room. In his striped shirt and tie Kerry looked like any other politician. Then he reached into his suit pocket. In the light of the stairwell, a piece of metal glinted in his hand. It was his dog tag, his identity, stripped to its essentials: "Kerry john f. Service # Usn Rom cath. Blood type O."
He carries the chain in his pocket, always: "This brought me home safe." In Vietnam, he had taped the dog tags together so they wouldn't rattle during secret missions. There's still a piece of tape on it, but the second dog tag is missing.
"Alex, my daughter, has it," he said.
Kerry had given it to Alexandra when she was going through a hard time. He wanted her to know that her father was with her always. That she would never be alone. |
http://www.johnkerry.com/pressroom/news/news_2004_0729.html
How pray tell could the VC hear rattling dog tags over the sound of twin diesels ? (even at idle ...) Even Steven Segal doesn't have the stones to lie like that ...
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Wing Wiper
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He never said he made the secret CIA missions in a Swift boat. I'd expect it was a bright yellow rubber dinghy with an electric trolling motor. Kerry had a Ka-Bar between his teeth and some Tiger-stripes on, carrying his movie camera. I expect him to post the home movies soon, then our whole case against him will fall apart. The CIA guy will bear a remarkable resemblance to Tom Cruise or Sean Penn, I'd bet.  |
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FF1047
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| Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 8:32 pm Post subject: Next claim ... |
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Next Kerry will claim that he was a member of Delta force ...
until the Bloggers point out Delta didn't exist in the 'Nam ...
then he'll say "Yes it did, but it was just super secret and undocumented ..."
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FF1047
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| Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 8:33 pm Post subject: like |
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oh, one man missions ...
like Wilam Dafoe in Platoon ... a Bad Ass warrior ...
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Wing Wiper
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A 2 man mission, Lurch and Thing trying to take out Uncle Fester.  |
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How the hell does this guy look in the mirror??? Maybe he thinks we're all little babies and we need bedtime stories..Watch out for holeywood..Them libs thrive on that bull***t...Half the country will pay to see that crap..(Dems) ( If there's that many left) I wouldn't spend a dime on it...This balloon-head really has a fantasy, problem of being in the movies..What a dreamer....
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I remember chuckling over that same point. Here is the entire article and some comments. (mostly ROFL)
http://www2.swiftvets.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5164
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| Wing Wiper wrote: | | He never said he made the secret CIA missions in a Swift boat. I'd expect it was a bright yellow rubber dinghy with an electric trolling motor. |
No way! That electric trolling motor would need a source of power, that's why REAL secret agents use an ultra quiet hand operated egg beater (HOEB-UQ), standard issue for the special few. And the raft unfolds from inside a secret hat, that is also classified info.
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| Wing Wiper wrote: | | A 2 man mission, Lurch and Thing trying to take out Uncle Fester. |
choking from laughing
This becomes so strange it is sick. We learned that Clinton has some emotional problem from his childhood that keeps his pants around his knees --- what strange emotional problem is Kerry suffering? |
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| Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 8:46 pm Post subject: |
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| beansoup wrote: | | How the hell does this guy look in the mirror??? Maybe he thinks we're all little babies and we need bedtime stories..Watch out for holeywood..Them libs thrive on that bull***t...Half the country will pay to see that crap..(Dems) ( If there's that many left) I wouldn't spend a dime on it...This balloon-head really has a fantasy, problem of being in the movies..What a dreamer.... |
Same way I do, except with absolutely no conscience.
This morning I was explaining what a "sea story" was to one of our accounting people. ...
I told her the one about filling the "mail bouys" so the submarine sailors could get/send mail from home,
and the one about dumping paint so the international date line would be marked clearly.
Smart accountant, though. She didn't seem to believe either story.  |
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Tom Poole
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Does the Form 180 include contents of his decoder ring?
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| Tom Poole wrote: | | Does the Form 180 include contents of his decoder ring? |
That mail bouy that had that was sunk accidently, because Nixon ordered the story covered up in late '67. |
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There's a perfectly plausible explanation, guys.
It was a brown water submarine insertion. The reason no one saw them is that they were running submerged up the canal, and frogged in....
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Wing Wiper
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| Having Thing as the CIA agent would explain the hat story, too. I wonder how much Kerry pays to explain his stories to the public. I could get rich! |
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jwb7605
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| cipher wrote: | There's a perfectly plausible explanation, guys.
It was a brown water submarine insertion. The reason no one saw them is that they were running submerged up the canal, and frogged in.... |
Hey -- I remember that! SEARED in my mind! Our carrier was running back and forth across the mouth of the river to mask the brown-water submarine screw noise! |
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