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Date Posted: 20:13:37 08/23/04 Mon
Author: Jeffersonne
Subject: Re: Swift Boat Political Radicals Think We Should Have Won in Viet Nam!!
In reply to: Kerry’s Timeline 's message, "Swift Boat Veterans for Truth Force a Change in" on 21:09:50 08/14/04 Sat

>

How dare that Kerry?? How dare him be a Democrat and let alone run for President against the man of the century.
"We should have carried that war to the very end. Johnson wouldnt fight. Nixon fought without shame, but, with secrecy. Ford didnt fight, but, he did pardon. Yes, we should have put another trillion dollars into winning that war and sent our finest to defeat the VC."




>
>August 13, 2004
>Swift Boat Veterans for Truth Force a Change in
>Kerry?s Timeline
>
>It was only a matter of time until John Kerry had to
>come clean on his ?Christmas in Cambodia? lie. Instead
>of spending the Christmas season in Cambodia as he has
>repeated several times it appears now that Kerry has
>dispatched his ?biographer? Douglas Brinkley to switch
>the dates. The story has now moved from December 25,
>1968 to January or February 1969.
>
>But really--what?s a month or two among friends?
>Douglas Brinkley, the newly appointed time-line fixer
>for the John Kerry campaign has finally came out of
>hiding. He?s quoted in Friday?s UK Telegraph with a
>new story to soon be seared--that is seared into
>Kerry?s mind.
>
>"On Christmas Eve he was near Cambodia; he was around
>50 miles from the Cambodian border. There's no
>indictment of Kerry to be made, but he was mistaken
>about Christmas in Cambodia, Brinkley told the London
>newspaper. ?Kerry went into Cambodian waters three or
>four times in January and February 1969 on clandestine
>missions. He had a run dropping off US Navy Seals,
>Green Berets and CIA guys."
>
>Christmas, January, February they are all
>interchangeable for the nuance of John Kerry and
>apparently now Douglas Brinkley. There is zero mention
>of any ?black-ops covert operations into Cambodia? in
>his doting 500 plus page biography of the democrat?s
>presidential candidate.
>
>The quotes from Brinkley continue from The Telegraph?
>
>"He was a ferry master, a drop-off guy, but it was
>dangerous as hell. Kerry carries a hat he was given by
>one CIA operative. In a part of his journals which I
>didn't use he writes about discussions with CIA guys
>he was dropping off."
>
>This is fascinating, now we are to believe that John
>Kerry?s seared memory is no longer valid, and David
>Brinkley left a thrilling story about covert
>operations with ?Navy Seals, Green Berets and CIA
>guys? out of his book. (The hat had to be mentioned as
>the story is still on Kerry?s Website)
>
>
>So for those of you following along, Kerry wrote in
>The Boston Herald in 1979...
>
>?On more than one occasion, I, like Martin Sheen in
>"Apocalypse Now," took my patrol boat into Cambodia.
>In fact, I remember spending Christmas Day of 1968
>five miles across the Cambodian border being shot at
>by our South Vietnamese Allies who were drunk and
>celebrating Christmas. The absurdity of almost being
>killed by our own allies in a country in which
>President Nixon claimed there were no American troops
>was very real. But nowhere in "Apocalypse Now" did I
>sense that kind of absurdity.?
>
>And repeated it on the floor of the senate in 1986...
>
>?Mr. President, I remember Christmas of 1968 sitting
>on a gunboat in Cambodia. I remember what it was like
>to be shot at by Vietnamese and Khmer Rouge and
>Cambodians, and have the President of the United
>States telling the American people that I was not
>there; the troops were not in Cambodia.?
>
>The Swift Boat Veterans for Truth have now exposed
>John Kerry on his mistaken Cambodia timeline. Kerry
>wanted the story to go away, and the old media has
>done its best to help him by ignoring it, but it seems
>to get stronger each day. So now--Christmas 1968 in
>Cambodia has now been changed to Valentines Day(ish)
>1969 doing black-ops missions according to Douglas
>Brinkley. It?s difficult to swallow anything that
>Kerry says about this now, as he?s been proven wrong
>on a ?mistaken timeline? in which he built a career.
>
>This will satisfy only those who believed Kerry
>before. Brinkley's quotes will do nothing but continue
>to give this story legs as this new revelation will be
>hammered by critics.
>
>John Kerry is still not on the record, he would serve
>himself well to show some leadership and humility and
>come clean on his own.
>Posted by CK Rairden at August 13, 2004 02:47 AM |
>TrackBack
>
>
>Comments: (No profanity, or inappropriate remarks.)
>
>The new version of Senator Kerry's Cambodia experience
>is also not true. Senator Kerry patrolled from An Thoi
>on the 94 boat and also from Cat Lo on the 44 boat.
>There was no way to enter Cambodia from the An Thoi
>patrol area. That patrol area started at the coastal
>fishing village of Ha Tien and ran parallel to the
>Cambodian border but there was no way into Cambodia.
>Any good map will show this to be true. From the Cat
>Lo patrol area around Sa Dec it would have been
>possible for a boat to enter Cambodia except there
>were concrete barriers, river assault group boats, and
>PBR's guarding the entrance. Anyone entering Cambodia
>at that location would have known with complete
>certainty what they were doing. It just never
>happened. Senator Kerry is not being truthful and it
>can be easily proven by interviewing his own selected
>band-of-brothers. The claim that there were so many
>rivers and canals and that no one knew exactly where
>they were at is ludicrus. We had detailed maps and
>transparent overlays which showed everything right
>down to movements in fishing stakes. I drove a Swift
>Boat for a year in 1969 and I still remember all the
>patrol areas. Also, a single swift boat never went
>anywhere alone. It would have been way too dangerous.
>A second "cover-boat" would have gone along. That
>means the crew of that boat would have also known they
>were going into Cambodia. Where are the crew members
>and officer of the "Cover Boat"? Again, it just didn't
>happen. Why has the old media let this slide? Senator
>Kerry will say anything if it suits his personal
>political agenda. His Cambodia lie is just like his
>attrocity lie when he came back. They served his
>political purpose when he said them, but neither is
>true. I'm not a member of SBVT which can be verified.
>I also will not vote for either Bush or Kerry because
>I'm anti-war. I don't think we should be in IRAQ.
>However, I am for the truth.
>
>Doug Regelin
>82 Boat
>An Thoi 1969
>Posted by: Doug Regelin at August 13, 2004 04:20 AM
>
>Where in the world is the media on this story? Anyone
>regardless of party should be able to admit this is
>the biggest story of the campaign. A candidate lying
>about the very foundation of his convention platform!
>The media silence is more discouraging than the lie
>itself.
>Posted by: Gene Ott at August 13, 2004 11:02 AM
>
>LOL
>
>Kerry's "Wag the Dog" is McGreevey!!!
>
>Kerry asked McGreevey to "come out" now to defer the
>Swiftboat issues!
>
>The dems always yell about timing! Well, they sure
>timed this one!
>Posted by: Mike P. at August 13, 2004 11:04 AM

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