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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Thomas A Watson who wrote (716630)12/4/2005 4:56:32 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (3) of 769670
 
Kerry was on the Cambodian border Xmas eve, numbskull.
There is iron-clad proof of this. Kerry wrote in his diary on Xmas Eve 1968, that he was looking out over Cambodia from his boat. The river being the border. Also, Nixon had already won the election and was making his policies known and put into action. The smearvets all lied about never going to Cambodia. John O'Neill boasted to Nixon that he went in. Later lied about it in 2004.

JK's biographer Douglas Brinkley (super credible guy) also states that Kerry ferried 3-4 clandestine Special Ops missions into Cambodia between January and March 1969. As was part of the Phoenix Program of the CIA. That was a typical mission for swifties in those days, and resulted in many assassinations, some of which are the very atrocities JK described in 1971 for the vets who carried out the missions.

Quit believing the tripe the lying, disgraceful, dishonorable, libelous, ugly, low-down dirty smearvets put out and get real.

If you don't stop your lying, you're going to be a laughing stock. Time for you to start repenting your lies, especially in terms of smearing and libeling some of our greatest war heros, simply to defend a draft-dodgiong AWOl liar who messed up the Iraq War and made our military much weaker.
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