Kerry staring at failure in the face
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Kerry staring at failure in the face
| Thu, 07-29-2004 - 11:54pm |
As the balloons misfire, Kerry and crew are pictured with fear on their faces..... the first failure of the Kerry campaign.... if he's this terrified of misfiring balloons... what the heck did he look like in combat? http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20040730/capt.dnc15907300309.cvn_kerry_dnc159.jpg

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As to Bush holding Bin Ladin... yes... I believe somewhere in Pakistan Ossama is in a hole, and everything which he gets, every piece of food he receives, every dump he takes, is evaluated by our military intelligence... and I believe it's creating the situation we are now in where there are massive arrests in Pakistan of terrorists, and where we now have specific targeting information for active plans... my belief is Ossama is being pumped dry of information witout realizing he's already effectively in US custody... this as he's more likely to offer information thinking he's free, and probably somewhere someone is enjoying the fact that the rat hole he chooses to live in is below war criminal detention standards.... so he's actually suffering more now and providing more information now than if we overtly took him into custody... give up one for the Yale and Harvard guy :-) Besides once he is exumed from his hole, Democrats will say so what :-)
I do thank you for re-posting this.
Now on to the statements...
1. He committed and admitted to the court martialable offenses of failure to obey a general order and/or dereliction of duty
His statement: all of this is ordered as a matter of written established policy by the government of the United States from the top down."
2. He committed and admitted to the court martialable offense of misprision of a serious offense (that is: he knew about it and did not report it)
Didn't he report it when he went in front of congressional committe?
When I read his statements, I don't see anything to suggest that he (in your words) is a self described war criminal.
From his first statement on Meet the Press and his secound on Dick Cavett I don't see anything he is saying different.
Your trying to spin something that just isn't there to spin.
I can't grip that you truly believe he is a war criminal. Maybe your def. is different than mine. Maybe I see his acts of violence as kill or be killed. Just as in EVERY solider through out the world past and present.
I am not a military law expert so I won't go into all of the articles because I have no expertise in that area. And I won't try to spin them to suit my purpose either.
Now please if you still feel the need to call a viet. vet a war criminal, please use the phrase "in my opinion" because John Kerry has not called himself one.
He's not a war criminal until he's brought up on charges and convicted of being so.
:-)
I have never seen him say WAR CRIMINAL. I read the quotes, went directly to other links that had the same quotes and I didn't see WAR CRIMINAL.
But I certainly won't disagree anymore about it. It doesn't change my opinion of him, nor would I imagine your opinion of him would change if he wore a god given halo :)
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