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Yesterday a woman called into Neal Boortz's show and mentioned the picture of Kerry hanging in the museum in Vietnam. Boortz who IS a big Swift Boat fan told her that in fairness he had checked into this and that the picture is hanging in an area of the museum which exhibits pictures of foreign leaders who have visited Vietnam and not a area where pictures with pictures of people who helped their cause. He said that in the same area there are pictures of other leaders who visited Vietnam who had nothing to do with the anti war crowd.

If anyone can call in and dispute him his number is on his website at www.boortz.com (being good and not posting a phone number). Remember, he is a supporter of the Swift Boat Vets so if you call in, approach him as a friend not a foe.

Admin note: Just to clarify, Boortz is a public figure who makes his phone number publicly known. Please feel free to notate in your post.

[Hondo]

From Neal's web site:

[Steve Z]

Could a future SBVT ad SHOW this picture in the museum, explain the museum's purpose, and show that Kerry is a hero to our enemies?
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The traitor will crater!

[Bob Chamberlain]

I heard the same comment. I sent Neal Boortz an email pointing out the error of his information and asking him to take another look at the facts. I pointed him to the KerryLied and WinterSoldier websites.

The main point I tried to make is that the photo does not make John Kerry a traitor, his actions do, and I pointed out where he could get damning evidence of the close coordination between Kerry (as a leader of the VVAW) and the communist Vietnamese. I pointed out that the photo is merely confirmation of the value his actions had to the Vietnamese. Boortz claimed that the wall where Kerry's photo is hung had photos of several US politicians. I don't know if this is true or not. But I did point out that the photo hanging right next to Kerry's photo is of General Giap - second only to Ho Chi Minh in the Vietnamese pantheon of heroes. And I pointed out that the room is dedicated to the foreign activists who contributed to the Vietnamese victory. Boortz seemed to believe that, since the photo was taken in 1993, it had no relevance to the war. I feel this fact is actually more damning to Kerry. The Vietnamese hold him in such high regard even years after the war had been won that they placed his photo in their war museum.
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Bob

Useful anti-Kerry campaign material at:
http://www.betrayed-vietnam-vet.info

[Anker-Klanker]

It's going to be an unpopular question, but is Boortz right:

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