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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: ManyMoose who wrote (194516)1/28/2007 2:04:38 PM
From: KLP  Read Replies (1) of 794094
 
Jane Fonda was definitely in VietNam, doing her anti-war, pro enemy, work..

Pictures of Jane Fonda in VietNam....

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And then, there is: "Aid and Comfort" that tells about Fonda and her efforts comforting the enemy....

Finally!, December 8, 2002
Reviewer: M. JM Raffin "Doc5thMech" (IL) - See all my reviews

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This text is a superbly written and seriously scholarly product that provides the fundamental basis, based on a foundation of thorough legal analysis of documented events, for formulating what amounts to an indictment of the behaviors of a traitor. The text is fascinating but nevertheless maintains a rigorous adherence to analyses of various data bases, and provides the reader with a fine example of integrated logic and reasoning in what could easily have been be a purely emotional treatise which typically characterizes much of the published articles concerning Ms. Fonda's behaviors in time of war.

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Hollywood Traitor, December 11, 2003
Reviewer: John R. Vitikacs (Washington, DC) - See all my reviews

It was stupid of Jane Fonda to make a statement against the war from the seat of an anti-aircraft gun. The authors make a good case for treason, but the United States was not officially at war, which questions the validity of the charges.
I served in Vietnam from 1970-71 and can tell you that the troops would have welcomed Jane Fonda as a performer in a USO show much more than her eventual 1972 performance.

For all who now say that the events of 1972 are immaterial, what would be the consequence today of a Hollywood personality appearing in Bhagdad in support of the Baathist Party?

Never forget that after the fall of South Vietnam, over 80,000 of their people were systematically murdered by the communists that Jane Fonda supported.

For those who really care, we would love to hear Jane Fonda say that she made a mistake. Afterall, Jimmy Carter granted amnesty to thousands of draft dodgers.
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