Glider Pilot Running for US President

Thermals well? Hmmmmmmmmm - yes, I seem to have read something about
his going around in circles a lot ... now we know why!


(John Seaborn) wrote in message . com...
Very true as I had the pleasure to meet Mr. Kerry out at Estrella one
fine day in April several years ago. Not fond of his politics but he
thermals well which counts for somthing.


"mm" wrote in message ...
I just checked the FAA databases, and it shows that John Kerry has, among
other ratings, a Gilder Aerotow Only rating.

His opponent, W, was never much of a pilot, but reportedly did know how to get high.

His opponent, W, was never much of a pilot, but reportedly did know how to
get high.


W's opponent is a war hero, but he can't remember where he put all the medals
he was awarded. I remember, do you?
JJ Sinclair

JJ Sinclair wrote:

His opponent, W, was never much of a pilot, but reportedly did know how to
get high.



W's opponent is a war hero, but he can't remember where he put all the medals
he was awarded. I remember, do you?
JJ Sinclair

Does W. remember where his are? Oh wait, he was running a campaign in
Alabama. I don't think they award combat medals for that. Hell, he was
skipping out on the duty he used to skip out on the war (Big deal, IMHO,
that's the least of our problems with W.)

Shawn
P.S. I stil have my fathers Vietnam medals.

P.S. I stil have my fathers Vietnam medals.

That's because he (your father) didn't throw them away.
JJ Sinclair

JJ Sinclair wrote:

P.S. I stil have my fathers Vietnam medals.


That's because he (your father) didn't throw them away.
JJ Sinclair

Not exactly
http://www.no-quarter.org/code/detai...?IDNO=O5213456

Oh this will be much more entertaining then our annul
PW5 flame-fest.

Let's remember this is not an USA only discussion group,
well on second though maybe one of our rainy island
types could provide details of Tony Blair's piloting
exploits.

Hey Shelton, see URL for much more detailed source
material.
http://www.awolbush.com/

Stewart Kissel wrote:

Let's remember this is not an USA only discussion group,

Aren't the rest of us granted the right to vote in the US presidential
election soon anyway? I mean, since the USA seems to control so much of
what's going on in the world, it's only fair that we have a say in how
you are governing yourselves and us ;-)

But seriously: I think you should vote for a president who actually
knows what war is and has experienced one. He would be less likely to
involve your country in another one.

Christian 8-)

On 2/19/04 1:03 AM, in article , "Christian Husvik"
wrote:

I think you should vote for a president who actually
knows what war is and has experienced one. He would be
less likely to involve your country in another one.

Wishful thinking.


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Jack
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Christian Husvik wrote:

But seriously: I think you should vote for a president who actually
knows what war is and has experienced one.

That's just what W. did last year, didn't he ?

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Denis

R. Parce que ça rompt le cours normal de la conversation !!!
Q. Pourquoi ne faut-il pas répondre au-dessus de la question ?