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To: DMaA who wrote (58104)8/4/2004 10:23:15 PM
From: Ilaine  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793677
 
Political lawsuit = suicide. Opinions about public figures are basically not actionable, you need to prove conscious disregard for the truth and actual malice.



To: DMaA who wrote (58104)8/4/2004 10:39:49 PM
From: Ilaine  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793677
 
More bad news for Kerry: >>KMC EXCLUSIVE: Kerry was asked to leave Vietnam

MEDIA MAY REPRODUCE AUDIO WITHOUT PERMISSION - PLEASE CREDIT: "The Kevin McCullough Show - Salem Communications/New York"

JOHN KERRY'S FORMER COMMANDING OFFICER ADMITS TO "KEVIN MCCULLOUGH SHOW" TODAY THAT HE ASKED KERRY TO LEAVE FOLLOWING THE ISSUANCE OF THIRD PURPLE HEART.

~5:40pm~ EST
HEAR THE ACTUAL AUDIO: Lt. Thomas Wright admitted to me on the air today several exclusive and revealing looks at the Vietnam service of John Kerry.

Wright's first claim was that as his former commanding offcier, Wright frequently had to confront Kerry over willful disobedience to orders aboard Swift Boat patrols.

On frequent occasions Wright stated that Kerry would randomly fire at "things he thought were moving" along the shoreline. Wright stated that the protocol was only to fire when the unit was receiving hostile fire. Wright explained that part of the Swift Boat patrol's goal was to develop contacts with non-combatants living along the rivers being patrolled.

Wright pointed out that firing on the people you were meant to develop contacts with generally worked against the goals.

Wright also points out that when confronted about his defiance of patrol rules, Kerry would make claims of not hearing the orders, knowing the protocols or "thinking that he saw something".

Wright's boldest claim was that after Kerry had in fact received his third purple heart, Wright along with two other ranking officers basically flat out asked Kerry to leave Vietnam. The reason being his behavior continually put the group in greater vulnerability and danger.

According to Wright, Kerry claimed he would not leave, "but was out of there by morning."

The audio received so much traffic in the middle of the show that we downloaded the two segments, edited them together into one long playing segment and posted them on the blog. Listen by clicking here - or on the sidebar
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