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[J. Toy]

Hannity had a Viet Nam POW on his radio show today who had some very compelling insight on Kerry's testimony from 1971, and what it did for the enemy.

He will be a guest on his show tonight Foxn 9pm eastern.

This is a MUST SEE!!!
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[Navy_Navy_Navy]

You can hear CDR Paul Galanti via streaming Windows Media Player on www.hannity.com until 3PM Eastern, Tuesday.
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[PierreLegrand]

I heard CDR Paul Galanti on Hannity today while running around town picking up children, he will be a very compelling case against Kerry. The worst is yet to come for our little project.
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[4moreyears]

This place is turning me into a news junkie. I listened to Hannity today...and Rush. You do not want to miss Hannity tonight.

The most important statement I heard today was when Galanti stated (paraphrased)..."I never have experianced flashbacks until kerry announced his candidacy and the sound clips of his testimony were replayed and I heard him say Ghengis Kahn...and the hair stood up on the back of my neck". kerry mispronounces "Ghengis" in such a fashion that it's bound to be seared...seared into the memory of Galanti and trigger PTSD.

Remember the movie "A Clockwork Orange"? Do you remember the part where the hero of the story is relaxing in the bath at "HOME"...he starts to sing...and the old guy downstairs has a flash back...? That's it in a nutshell.
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kerry returned to the United States on July 22, 1971, held a press conference publicly calling on President Nixon... for the surrender of the United States to North Vietnam.

[Lily]

I heard Galanti on Hannity and that was amazing when he said that it was hearing Ghengis Kahn that triggered the flashback. He said the VC used to pronounce "Ghengis Kahn" in the same way in imitation of John Kerry. Could Galanti's comments be any more devastating?

[4moreyears]

Extremely credible. I wonder how other POWs feel about kerry? Any POWs members on the forum?
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kerry returned to the United States on July 22, 1971, held a press conference publicly calling on President Nixon... for the surrender of the United States to North Vietnam.

[Chuck54]

[curtis]

A person who is supposed to be a decorated veteran condemns the entire military force of committing rampant atrocities. And he bases this on stories that have never, to my knowledge, been proven by the people who said them. So he takes this second hand information and magically makes it true to the world by testifying in front of the senate.

Al Hubbard, who was Kerry's buddy in VVAW and was proven to have completely fabricated his service in Vietnam, was one of the organizers of the Winter Soldier sham along with lawyer Mark Lane. Mark Lane admitted to not even checking military records on a book he did with people claiming to be vietnam vets who commited atrocities. This book ( Conversations With Americans) has been proven to include many lies by people who never even served in vietnam.

John Kerry didn't even bother to check the validity of these tales of atrocities from the Winter Soldier " Investigation" before he basically told the whole world our military was pure evil.

To think this man could be commander in chief makes me absolutely sick.

Sincerely,

Curtis

[ArmyWife]

Hearing snobby John Kerry say "Jenjis" Khan gives me the creeps, too!

After reading some history about Genghis Khan, it sounds like not even HE committed some of the war crimes that Kerry testified to the Senate about. Khan's empire allowed things like freedom of religion, which communism doesn't.

[J. Toy]

Colmes cut him off before CDR Galanti could call Kerry a traitor for aiding and abeting the enemy. He did so on Hannity's radio show.

He's a very compelling voice!
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