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"George Z. Bush" wrote in message ... S. Sampson wrote: "George Z. Bush" wrote S. Sampson wrote: "Stephen Harding" wrote I think many people of 1970 would never have believed being anti-war would be a negative attribute in the future. It was more than anti-war. Kerry was against representative government, and thought that a vocal minority should have more power than the silent majority of the republic. He was anti-government. His view of government, like all communists, is that a Central Planning Authority should distribute the revenue to the communes (Party organs), rather than capitalists determining what was viable based on the market. It's the classic serfdom versus freedom struggle (communists versus capitalists). Kerry's voting record is pure communism. He is a communist. You got any way of proving any of what you're saying Yes. or are you making it all up as you go along? No. So, how about sharing your proof with us? Soon enough, George. McAuliffe should have left the lid on this can of worms. |
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"George Z. Bush" wrote in message ... S. Sampson wrote: From: (Grantland) Kerry is a war hero... Hmm, Benedict Arnold was a highly decorated American officer, and also a war hero. That's right, and the only difference between him and Kerry was that he was tried and convicted of being a traitor, and Kerry hasn't to this day been tried for anything. Arnold was never tried, old fool. Kerry will be tried in the court of public opinion. "Arnold is a traitor, and has fled to the British! Whom can we trust now?" said Washington to his officers a few hours later, while the tears rolled down his cheeks. He soon recovered from his emotion and sent officers to intercept Arnold; but it was too late, and the following morning the traitor was safely landed in the city of New York. He received the price of his perfidy -- six thousand pounds sterling and a command in the British army. |
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Kevin Brooks wrote:
"Stephen Harding" wrote in message I think many people of 1970 would never have believed being anti-war would be a negative attribute in the future. You are missing the point of the crystal ball allusion in this case; the poster meant that Kerry had no way of knowing Hanoi Jane would two years later become...well, Hanoi Jane. But in actuality, Kerry had an apparently That's precisely the point I was trying to reference, although perhaps with poor examples. Playing one's Leftist, anti-war games is one thing; actually visiting the camp of your active enemy quite another. Yet this sort of thing has become de rigeur for groups attempting to score points in opposition to US administration goals. Quite a few people, some of them prominent, made visits to Iraq just before the war. They invariably return with a "new understanding" of the target people who "do not want war". Unfortunately, the political polarization in the US between conservative and liberal has become so extreme, that the slightest "discrepancy" or "fuzzy info" becomes material to be "spun up" into scandal. Try to put the spin you want on the info (or lack of it), hand it to selected members of the press favorable to your views, present it as "news" and see if it gains "traction". Both sides do it, but since Republicans have predominately occupied the White House since Nixon, they have been more often the targets. If Kerry thought of being President some day (as apparently Clinton did from college days), he might have stayed clear of Jane...but only if he realized the political climate *of the nation* might change. People get older, sometimes wiser, friends and cliques separate, and people mature (generally). The political world you inhabit today might not be the one you must live and work in 10 or 20 years! And in the current US political climate, *anything* you do is going to get dredged up and negatively spun by your political opponents if you run from President. These must be great times for private investigators! SMH |
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Kerry is the perfect democratic nominee for 2004: he will lose by a wide
margin, on his (popular with democratic base) anti-war, anti-defense, anti-us sovreignty issues. This crushing defeat on the basis of core-democrat party issues will further energize the base, setting St. Billary up for 2008. (Know how much mileage teh democrats fgot on their "stole the election" myth? This goes away in 2004, and must be replaced with something equally powerful.) McAuliffe may be a lot of things, but he is no fool. Steve Swartz "Tarver Engineering" wrote in message ... "George Z. Bush" wrote in message ... S. Sampson wrote: "George Z. Bush" wrote S. Sampson wrote: "Stephen Harding" wrote I think many people of 1970 would never have believed being anti-war would be a negative attribute in the future. It was more than anti-war. Kerry was against representative government, and thought that a vocal minority should have more power than the silent majority of the republic. He was anti-government. His view of government, like all communists, is that a Central Planning Authority should distribute the revenue to the communes (Party organs), rather than capitalists determining what was viable based on the market. It's the classic serfdom versus freedom struggle (communists versus capitalists). Kerry's voting record is pure communism. He is a communist. You got any way of proving any of what you're saying Yes. or are you making it all up as you go along? No. So, how about sharing your proof with us? Soon enough, George. McAuliffe should have left the lid on this can of worms. |
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"Leslie Swartz" wrote in message ... Kerry is the perfect democratic nominee for 2004: he will lose by a wide margin, on his (popular with democratic base) anti-war, anti-defense, anti-us sovreignty issues. Now that there are signs Kerry was nailing interns, Dean may find new life. It seems Clark blew the whistle on John Kerry. This crushing defeat on the basis of core-democrat party issues will further energize the base, setting St. Billary up for 2008. (Know how much mileage teh democrats fgot on their "stole the election" myth? This goes away in 2004, and must be replaced with something equally powerful.) A phoenix rises from the ashes. McAuliffe may be a lot of things, but he is no fool. I think McAuliffe is a retard; a Neil Bush like dupe. "Tarver Engineering" wrote in message ... "George Z. Bush" wrote in message ... S. Sampson wrote: "George Z. Bush" wrote S. Sampson wrote: "Stephen Harding" wrote I think many people of 1970 would never have believed being anti-war would be a negative attribute in the future. It was more than anti-war. Kerry was against representative government, and thought that a vocal minority should have more power than the silent majority of the republic. He was anti-government. His view of government, like all communists, is that a Central Planning Authority should distribute the revenue to the communes (Party organs), rather than capitalists determining what was viable based on the market. It's the classic serfdom versus freedom struggle (communists versus capitalists). Kerry's voting record is pure communism. He is a communist. You got any way of proving any of what you're saying Yes. or are you making it all up as you go along? No. So, how about sharing your proof with us? Soon enough, George. McAuliffe should have left the lid on this can of worms. |
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"Grantland" wrote in message ... American People = boomer Hippy generation + every-minority-under- the-sun, not the tight-assed Religious fanatics/insane, rotten war-mongers. Kerry is a war hero, but that's ok. Bye bye, filth. Bye bye. Forever. Grantland (Me thinks somebody smoking too much crack......) |
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"Steve R." wrote in message ... "Grantland" wrote in message ... American People = boomer Hippy generation + every-minority-under- the-sun, not the tight-assed Religious fanatics/insane, rotten war-mongers. Kerry is a war hero, but that's ok. Bye bye, filth. Bye bye. Forever. (Me thinks somebody smoking too much crack......) Enbalming fluid. |
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