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Politics : Proof that John Kerry is Unfit for Command

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To: AuBug who wrote (5191)8/31/2004 12:06:57 PM
From: J.B.C.  Read Replies (1) of 27181
 
>>The US killed over 2 million Vietnamese people, few of which were actually soldiers. High altitude carpet bombing, naplam, Agent Orange, etc. It was a war that started by lies from the White House and it was a big mistake. Kerry was brave enough to both fight there and to come back and tell the truth about it. <<

I'm sure you guy's will figure out a way to blame this on George.

Quite frankly you're all over the place, 1st it was George killing people with his environmental policies, when I pointed out we live longer and have the lowest birth defects ever, you tell me just wait for the latest virus to hit:
>>...as soon as the Asian Bird Flu reassorts with human flu and becomes airborne contacious from human to human you'll see the worts pandemic since the flu of 1918-1919.<<

Do you realize this has absolutely NOTHING to do with this nations environmental laws/practices?

Then you change the subject to deficits.....Clinton NEVER reduced the deficit, he had his minions PROJECT a reduced deficit 5+ years into the future (After he was out of office). The time to reduce deficits was then during peacetime, not now during a war. Now your battle cry is the US killed over 2 million
Vietnamese people. Is this incoherent thought pattern normal for you?

Jim
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