SwiftVets.com

[hanna]

Thanks goes to the Swifties from Veterans and their families and people still enlisted, but it comes from civilians as well.

People like myself who have never been in the service or had family members in the service. The closest I come is my son-in-law was in the Air Force.

One thing I hope this effort has produced is an understanding among the Vietnam Veterans that people like myself did not hate them when they returned from Vietnam. We hated what Fonda/Kerry etc. were doing every bit as much as the Veterans did, BUT, we didn't have a clue as to what to do about it. We were the "Silent Majority" and we were passive. We are neither silent nor passive anymore. And with our participation in this cause and with our vote, we give the Vietnam Veterans and the Swifties long overdue Thanks.

The generation of soldiers once maligned will now receive the honor and respect they have so long deserved.

The Swifties did something else too that is downright astounding. The campaign they mounted against Kerry was phenominal. The media pundits are now trying to understand how so few people with so few dollars and zero political influence, could possibly have been so effective. It is hilarious to watch them trying to explain it:))) This campaign will be the new "model" for years to come. Its Great:)))

I have so enjoyed working with you all and I love each and every one of you.

[Uisguex Jack]

You pose a intersting question for me.
This ellection is without question the first for the Internet to fully break out as a alternative news source and point of orginization.


Remember Howard Dean??? They said he was the bigest hippest thing ever to happen in the etherland of the WWW.

Seems to me after the Fat lady finished her song a band of brothers from the era of ovelletti typewriters, whiteout and blue books kicked some serious quaker oatmeal Bu!!

So Who kicked more but..... internet savvy youthfull deaniacs, or we square fools with the sixty million folks on the other side.

[hanna]

Good point. Back in the 70's we didn't have any tools that would allow us to group together like we can now.

While the hippies were out protesting the war, we were working, raiising families etc. We could not run all over the country to protest the protestors. The media was then in their camp just as it is now, but much less accessible. They didn't have e-mail nor did their sponsors.

Access to information was limited and difficult and expensive to get.

Now, we can band together for a common cause, we can read/research and discover the truth of things.

It is a different world and the Old Media will soon be a thing of the past.

[sleeplessinseattle]

[d19thdoc]

hanna wrote:

[Navy_Navy_Navy]

That's been one of the most exciting aspects of this election.

Look at the alphabet networks' ratings fall into the basement - while the number of conservative talk radio hosts has exploded in the last four years. The stations can sell air time on Hannity, Ingraham, Limbaugh, Reagan, Hewitt, Beck, et. al.

Watching the blogosphere take down those CBS forgeries was one of the most exciting things I've ever witnessed - you almost could NOT keep up with the lastest debunking, while it was happening.

Then, the NBC careful editing of Kerry's interview in which he finally admitted that his military records were not public.

What a rush! How sweet to wipe the smirks off the faces of the Kerry cheerleaders in the Corrupt Leftist Media and watch them wriggle and try to squirm away from any culpability.

It's been pretty amazing - watching a turning point in our culture while it's happening!

In clean jammies and bunny slippers, no less.
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[d19thdoc]

People wonder how a civilized modern nation like Germany could have gone down the path they did in the 20's and 30's and 40's.

WE wonder how this nation could have become so diverted from what we old timers knew in the 50's and early 60's.

The answer is propaganda - which is what we have uncovered here and now, today.

I once saw one of those panel discussions on C-SPAN after the fall of the Soviet Union. One of the think tank speakers had researched in the newly opened KGB files. His hosts in Moscow told him that the KGB had a few American big media celebrities on their payroll, and said that, no matter what else they allowed to be unclassified, those names would never be revealed.

I wish I had saved that reference and citation.
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[coldwarvet]

TRUTHIs the most powerful component in any political campaign? The pundits keep talking about how slow Kerry was to respond to the swiftvet charges. The fact is that Kerry never did respond to the swiftvet charges because there isn’t a way for him to get past the truth of the swiftvet charges.
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[producehawk]

Lil Ronnie reagan and larry O'dunghole are still shouting that the swiftys are liars, liars creepy liars. The total vindication of the swift vets and POW's will be had when these punks are totally shut up with the truth, and kerry is fully dishonored and in jail.

[brityank]

[Stevie]

[d19thdoc]

brityank wrote:

[brityank]

[Me#1You#10]

There has been much talk (dare I say criticism?) on this forum that the SwiftVet/POW campaign should be continued until the MSM is dragged, kicking and screaming, to an acknowledgement of the veracity of the SVPT charges against Kerry. May I respectfully disagree.

The TRUTH of John Kerry has been laid bare by these courageous veterans and TRUTH is the purview of both the community of journalists and historians who are worthy of the name. TRUTH will not be "imposed" on this body from "without"...it MUST come from "within". The SVPT has laid down the roadmarkers...let the objectivity of UNBIASED journalists and historians tell the tale... I am convinced it WILL be told.

[Tom Poole]