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IntarsiaCo 26-10-2004 12:41 PM

Try Kerry for giving aid and comfort to the enemy
 
Ratgurl twisting the facts again:

Nguyen Thi Binh (of SOUTH Vietnam)


She was at that time Foreign
Minister of South Vietnam,


To clarify ratgurl's misleading statement:

The Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South Vietnam was a
Communist government formed by the National Liberation Front (NLF) in 1969 in
opposition to the anti-Communist U.S.-supported Republic of Vietnam. For most
of its existance it operated only as an exile government of sorts, and did not
present a challenge to the authority of the exisiting South Vietnamese
government. Backed by the North Vietnamese Communist government, it was
intended to assume power following the presumed victory of the Northern forces
after the end of the Vietnam War.

We know The Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South
Vietnam by another name, Viet Cong.

Please note that there is no opinion here, just the facts. Everyone should
read Kerry's testimony unless one needs to be spoon fed pablum by ratgurl.

Note: Opinion:

I don't believe that Roosevelt in 1919 or Wilson in 1918 or Negroponte in 2004
is germaine to a discussion about a traitor meeting with and giving aid and
comfort to the communist enemy in 1970. As you can tell, I'm not fonda kerry.
At least she had the grace to admit: (end of opinion, on to factual quote):

"I would like to say something, not just to Vietnam veterans in New England,
but to men who were in Vietnam, who I hurt, or whose pain I caused to deepen
because of things that I said or did, ... I was trying to help end the killing
and the war, but there were times when I was thoughtless and careless about it
and I'm . . . very sorry that I hurt them. And I want to apologize to them and
their families."

Note: Opinion:

Once again, ratgurl's personal attacks and name calling only demean herself. I
suppose if Kerry is elected he will invite Madame Binh to the Whitehouse to
accept the Presidential Medal of Freedom along with Annan and Chirac.

Signed,
Eagerly awaiting ratgurl's personal diatribes, propagandist constructs, half
truths and admiring paragraphs on the world's communists, socialists, perverts
and UN apologists.







Doug Kanter 26-10-2004 12:48 PM

By the way, I assume you realize that all this energy is wasted. If you
actually believe Vietnam was a threat to us, then you believe the existence
of a polar bear in the Arctic is a reason for the mayor of Miami to have his
office surrounded by armored vehicles 24x7.



IntarsiaCo 26-10-2004 12:58 PM

By the way, I assume you realize that all this energy is wasted.

Isn't that what real Americans do, waste energy, drive huge SUV's, abuse third
world countries and exert hegemonic control over the Muslim world?

But that's for another discussion, the topic is Kerry, treason, aid and comfort
to the communist enemy and his failure to explicitly apologize like Fonda did.

Doug Kanter 26-10-2004 02:24 PM


"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
...
By the way, I assume you realize that all this energy is wasted.


Isn't that what real Americans do, waste energy, drive huge SUV's, abuse

third
world countries and exert hegemonic control over the Muslim world?

But that's for another discussion, the topic is Kerry, treason, aid and

comfort
to the communist enemy and his failure to explicitly apologize like Fonda

did.

As Americans, it's our patriotic duty to improve this country in every way
possible. Why should Kerry apologize for doing what he felt was best at the
time?



IntarsiaCo 26-10-2004 02:46 PM

Why should Kerry apologize for doing what he felt was best at the
time?


Why did Hanoi Jane apologize for doing what she felt was best at the time?

Patriotic duty does not extend to giving aid and comfort to the enemy.

Doug Kanter 26-10-2004 03:50 PM

"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
...
Why should Kerry apologize for doing what he felt was best at the
time?


Why did Hanoi Jane apologize for doing what she felt was best at the time?


Because she decided it was in her best interests to do so financially,
considering her movie career and future plans to be a leg-warmer model.



Patriotic duty does not extend to giving aid and comfort to the enemy.


Kerry points out atrocities.
Nixon & Kissinger continue committing them.

Who's the asshole?



IntarsiaCo 26-10-2004 04:15 PM

Because she decided it was in her best interests to do so financially,
considering her movie career


What movie career after she apologized in 1988, Old Gringo, that 1989
blockbuster movie?

I believe she has had one more after that, and perhaps another in production to
be released in 2005.

ROTFLMA

Doug Kanter 26-10-2004 04:34 PM


"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
...
Because she decided it was in her best interests to do so financially,
considering her movie career


What movie career after she apologized in 1988, Old Gringo, that 1989
blockbuster movie?

I believe she has had one more after that, and perhaps another in

production to
be released in 2005.

ROTFLMA


Meanwhile, back in the real world, Kerry didn't apologize, and he was still
elected to public office. Apparently, there are lots of voters who are able
to think for themselves, rather than being sock puppets for bozos like Rush
Limbaugh.



IntarsiaCo 26-10-2004 05:51 PM

being sock puppets for bozos like Rush
Limbaugh.


Don't listen to the big man, but do watch C-Span and listen to NPR, is that OK
with you? But then again, I don't have a lifelong subscription to The Guardian
nor do I believe in Leninism (don't confuse that with Lennonism) and men from
mars.

Apparently, when confronted with facts, not fictions, only disparaging
accusations become appropriate, lame, very lame.



IntarsiaCo 26-10-2004 06:00 PM

http://www.nationalreview.com/kudlow...0410260846.asp


Kerry, Viet Cong and Osama, indeed

Doug Kanter 26-10-2004 06:20 PM


"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
...
being sock puppets for bozos like Rush
Limbaugh.


Don't listen to the big man, but do watch C-Span and listen to NPR, is

that OK
with you? But then again, I don't have a lifelong subscription to The

Guardian
nor do I believe in Leninism (don't confuse that with Lennonism) and men

from
mars.

Apparently, when confronted with facts, not fictions, only disparaging
accusations become appropriate, lame, very lame.



Ahhh....the old "socialism" kneejerk reaction. Right out of the play book!



Anonny Moose 26-10-2004 06:40 PM


"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
...
http://www.nationalreview.com/kudlow...0410260846.asp


Kerry, Viet Cong and Osama, indeed




Now there's a good source of unbiased news. Not. National Review is a
magazine and book publisher focusing on international and political news and
opinion from a conservative viewpoint.



karen



IntarsiaCo 26-10-2004 07:57 PM

Now there's a good source of unbiased news.

Did you read the article and check the references and citations? I believe
they include the old grey lady and the wash/po. And, what is wrong about a
conservative viewpoint, must a view only be liberal to be true? I know, they
only good sources are CBS, Michael Moore and Paul Begala, 100% truthful,
right?



IntarsiaCo 26-10-2004 08:02 PM

.the old "socialism" kneejerk reaction. Right out of the play book!


Some people do for themselves, some expect the government to do for them cradle
to grave, which side do you tend to favor? Are you of the entitlement ilk?

Doug Kanter 26-10-2004 09:43 PM


"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
...
.the old "socialism" kneejerk reaction. Right out of the play book!


Some people do for themselves, some expect the government to do for them

cradle
to grave, which side do you tend to favor? Are you of the entitlement

ilk?

Sorry. No left turns. We're discussing Kerry & Jane Fonda, not economic
theory. You injected Lenin into the conversation, even though it had
absolutely nothing to do with the subject. I called you on it, as was
appropriate, because as you ran out of breathing room, you pulled the old
"socialism" nonsense out of your hat.



zxcvbob 26-10-2004 10:28 PM

Anonny Moose wrote:
"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
...

http://www.nationalreview.com/kudlow/kudlow200410260846.asp

Kerry, Viet Cong and Osama, indeed



Now there's a good source of unbiased news. Not. National Review is a
magazine and book publisher focusing on international and political news and
opinion from a conservative viewpoint.

karen


That was an unusually good article for Larry Kudlow. Of course it's
biased. If you want unbiased, read _US News and World Report_. Boring.


A couple of thoughts that I've stolen from I-dont-remember-where that
kind of sum up Bush and Kerry:

1) Bush has a plan, and Kerry has a plan to have a plan.
2) Bush was born on third base and thinks he hit a triple.

Best regards,
Bob

P.S. John Edwards, and to a lesser extent Dick Chaney, scare me more
than Kerry or Bush. President Chaney is scary; President Edwards is
terrifying.

paghat 26-10-2004 10:39 PM

In article , "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

"IntarsiaCo" wrote in message
...
.the old "socialism" kneejerk reaction. Right out of the play book!


Some people do for themselves, some expect the government to do for them

cradle
to grave, which side do you tend to favor? Are you of the entitlement

ilk?

Sorry. No left turns. We're discussing Kerry & Jane Fonda, not economic
theory. You injected Lenin into the conversation, even though it had
absolutely nothing to do with the subject. I called you on it, as was
appropriate, because as you ran out of breathing room, you pulled the old
"socialism" nonsense out of your hat.


Actually Jane Fonda like Lenin was a red herring. At base the argument
remains a loony paraphrase of the Switnut inventions which demand first
that one believes one of the world's great humanitarians, Nguyen Thi Binh,
constitutes a sinister delegation, & second that Kerry met with her in
1971 (or 1970 as Intarsia's increasingly goofy Swiftnut paraphrase would
have it). The two assumptions are false; Binh was not evil incarnate let
alone a plurality of demons, & Kerry never met with her or any other
delegation (or multiple delegations as the poor paraphrase would have it).
When a fellow is repeating lies this big & not even capable of an accurate
cut-&-paste, it does become necessary for that sort of dufus to truck out
red herrings & kitchen sinks & argue those instead, since the argument is
lost anyway. It's like the chap I corrected when he claimed all Jews are
communists, who got so ****ed off that he accidentally lampooned himself
with a classic nutbag red herring, "Oh yeah? Well, it's a GOOD thing Nixon
helped kill those commy jew Rosenbergs!"

But if Jane were the all-new topic, the worst that could be said against
her is that she was once the flipside of the kind of raving Swiftnuts we
have today, who likewise would like some of us to believe what they want
us to believe & truth be damned. Interasia swallowed their hook so becomes
himself the flipside of Hanoi Jane's worst moment of folly. But the likes
of the Swiftnuts & other Bush sycophants are worse than Jane, because she
has for twenty years admitted to having been a dunderhead, but the
Swiftnuts are descending deeper into old age never having grown up.

Jane has learned to embrace a fuller truth than her blinders & gullibility
permitted when she was young. The Swiftnuts & their ilk just stay the
flipside of preposterous myths, bigotted follies, old-hat red-baiting, &
frequent loony inventions that liken even a moderately progressive
attitude as tanatamount to being a communist traitor. So in terms of
ability to grow & gain some slight respect for truth & decency, the
Swiftnut types remain very smallminded lying dirty propogandists, in
contrast to Jane Fonda who is today merely an innocuous old woman with an
arch-conservative ex-husband, a serious case of depression not helped by
realizing what a fool she once was, & a late-in-life wet-one for Jesus.

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
Visit the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com

paghat 26-10-2004 10:44 PM

In article , zxcvbob wrote:

P.S. John Edwards, and to a lesser extent Dick Chaney, scare me more
than Kerry or Bush. President Chaney is scary; President Edwards is
terrifying.


What would be so bad about President Dougie Hauser? It'd be good to learn
that now because after Kerry does his eight years, Dougie's next up.

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
Visit the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com


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