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[Mary Ann Parker]

Every single citizen in America should rise up and DEMAND
that the media in America (who exist because WE are AMERICANS)
should show this film in EVERY VENUE IN AMERICA.

Our SOLDIERS earned it.
They DESERVE IT!!
Those talking heads who CLAIM the responsibility of
their jobs/positions IN REPORTING, need to check
their EGOS at the door and let the message speak
FOR ITSELF!!
Please print this out for yourselves, mail it to media,
call and fax to everyone possible.

IT IS NOT TOO LATE!!

Refer to this liberal newspaper as being converted to
the truth of "fair and balanced". (at least for this worthy
cause)

All hands on deck.
Make it a tireless day!
Love to one and all.
Mary Ann Parker
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http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/10/21/133353.shtml

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With Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff
For the story behind the story...

Thursday, Oct. 21, 2004
New York Times: Every Network Should Show 'Stolen Honor'

The first sentence of the New York Times' review today of "Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal" was what we expected:

It said Sinclair Broadcast Group should not show the documentary.
Then the pro-Kerry daily explained why in a stunning recommendation:
"It should be shown in its entirety on all the networks, cable stations and on public television." This is the same paper that ran such a bizarre, hateful campaign against Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" and trashed "Unfit for Command" while touting Kitty Kelley's anti-Bush gossip?


TV reviewer Alessandra Stanley indicates she doesn't like the fact that "Stolen Honor" will hinder Sen. John Kerry's candidacy, but she nonetheless advises that "it does help viewers better understand the rage fueling the unhappy band of brothers who oppose Mr. Kerry's candidacy and his claim to heroism."
Stanley writes:


This film is payback time, a chance to punish one of the most famous antiwar activists, Mr. Kerry, the one who got credit for serving with distinction in combat, then, through the eyes of the veterans in this film, went home to discredit the men left behind. The film begins with dirgelike music and a scary black-and-white montage of stark images of soldiers and prisoners as a deep voice sorrowfully intones, "In other wars, when captured soldiers were subjected to the hell of enemy prisons, they were considered heroes." The narrator adds, "In Vietnam they were betrayed."

The imagery is crude, but powerful: each mention of Mr. Kerry's early 1970's meeting with North Vietnamese government officials in Paris is illustrated with an old black-and-white still shot of the Arc de Triomphe, an image that to many viewers evokes the Nazi occupation of Paris. ...

The film's producer, Carlton Sherwood, a former investigative reporter and a Vietnam veteran, gives his own testimony, explaining that even though he has uncovered all kinds of misdeeds in his career, the history of Mr. Kerry's antiwar activism is "a lot more personal." He recalls listening to Mr. Kerry's testimony in 1971, saying, "I felt an inner hurt no surgeon's scalpel could remove."

That pain is the main theme of the documentary, which can be seen in its entirety on the Internet for $4.99. One former P.O.W., John Warner, lashes out at Mr. Kerry for having coaxed Mr. Warner's mother to testify at the Winter Soldier Investigation, where disgruntled veterans testified to war crimes they committed. Calling it a "contemptible act," Mr. Warner, who spent more than five years as a prisoner, tells the camera that Mr. Kerry was the kind of man who preyed on a mother's grief "purely for the promotion of your own political agenda."

[Islander]

I've been sending the NYT article to my liberal friends. The POW documentary will be shown tonight at 7pm in Northern California. Wouldn't it be something if Bush took California?
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1st Cavalry (airmobile)
Vietnam, 1971-1972

[lthrneck]

California is about as f'd up as France is. I stayed out here after I got out of the Marine Corps 1969, at that time S. Cal was sort of normal with the liberal socialist in the Northern part of the state. But since then the mexicans (illegals) have pretty much taken over S. Cal with a few towns like the Alamo left....and Northern Cal has been known as the socialist state ever since and getting worst....(not a chance it would go for Bush).
Arnold got elected because Davis was getting into everyones pockets big time, he even pissed the liberals off.
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"Old Breed, New Breed, There's not a DAMM bit of
difference so long as it's the MARINE Breed"
- Lt. Gen Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller

Semper fi
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Carry On!!

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