Hanoijohn Kerry.. He does it again

Hanoijohn the Gift that just keeps giving!

Published on October 31, 2006 By Moderateman In War on Terror

I am sure by now some of you have either heard or read about HanoiJohns latest boo-boo.

Quote: Basically is "if you do not do well in school, you will get stuck in Iraq"

Just more proof of how much the far left hates the Military and her heroes.

Then to top it all of he gets on Television with feigned outrage, saying he was talking about the President. Far as I know the president did well in school and has a job.

Who does this traitorous moron Kerry think he is talking to?

Does he think the average American is stupid? That we cannot see the fake outrage? That somehow we cannot tell EXACTLY who he was addressing?

Hanoijohn is a disgrace to anyone that ever fought in a war... he dishonors the war dead from every war.

His "good friend" John McCain has asked him to apologize, but HANOIJOHN will not , cannot take his words back! I imagine that the left wing cringes every time Kerry opens his foul disgusting anti-American mouth.

Comments (Page 4)

Cikomyr

on Nov 12, 2006

And just for "your" edification....what kerry did is considered treason and as such is more than just against the law. Also what he did in NO way, help to end the conflict in Vietnam. And as a side question....how did what he said about his fellow soldiers have anything to do with ending the war?

- Considered treason : checked. Let's drop this point, since I agreed on it

- In no way helped to end the conflict in Vietnam. Then what was the purpose of these talks???

- What he said about his fellow soldier doesn't have anything to do with ending the war. Why do you bring it up?

drmiler

on Nov 12, 2006

I brought it up to prove a point. Kerry did nothing to help end the war early, all he did was to besmirch the honor and integrity of his fellow soldiers. The purpose of his
Paris talks is laid out in the links of reply #40.

Moderateman

on Nov 14, 2006

Reply By: CikomyrPosted: Sunday, November 12, 2006
Makes no difference, pro "or" con. It was against the law. He was "still" an officer in the US Navy and what he did was against regulations. And on top of all that he gave up his brothers-in-arms! By portraying them as cowards, murders, rapists and the like.

Indeed. The Law should always be followed blindly, not caring of the consequences.

This is a man who, indeed, violated the law for the greater good: to stop the slaughter. If the White House was to stuck up to negociate, he risked prison to do the right thing. That was probably one of the most apolitical act I've seen in my books.

I would applaude anyone meeting with Bin Laden (or any other terrorist/dictator leadership) today that would lead to the end of hostilities, even if such act was illegal.

So in essence you applaud treasonous acts done by military officers.

Moderateman

on Nov 14, 2006

Reply By: CikomyrPosted: Sunday, November 12, 2006
Another point to consider....you won't see "any" of this on a major media site. They have been sweeping this under the rug for awhile

any idea why? Especially a republican powerhouse such a FoxNews would keep this under the rug, while there are clear evidence?

Were there any good that came out of Kerry's encounters with these generals? Such as the end of the Vietnam war?

nothing came out from his meetings except to slap vets in the face, again! and again! and again! Hanoijohn is a despicable human.

Moderateman

on Nov 14, 2006

Reply By: CikomyrPosted: Sunday, November 12, 2006
And just for "your" edification....what kerry did is considered treason and as such is more than just against the law. Also what he did in NO way, help to end the conflict in Vietnam. And as a side question....how did what he said about his fellow soldiers have anything to do with ending the war?

- Considered treason : checked. Let's drop this point, since I agreed on it

- In no way helped to end the conflict in Vietnam. Then what was the purpose of these talks???

the purpose of the talks was to put his name in the limelight and run for office.

Cikomyr

on Nov 14, 2006

So in essence you applaud treasonous acts done by military officers.

Ye of twisting and dishonest logic!

I applaud any act, treasonous or not, made that helps the cause of help, may it be remotely.

Now, I won't applaud ANY treasonous acts.

Moderateman

on Nov 15, 2006

Reply By: CikomyrPosted: Tuesday, November 14, 2006
So in essence you applaud treasonous acts done by military officers.

Ye of twisting and dishonest logic!

I applaud any act, treasonous or not, made that helps the cause of help, may it be remotely.

I stand corrected.

Dr Guy

on Nov 15, 2006

I applaud any act, treasonous or not, made that helps the cause of help, may it be remotely.

It is nice to be nice to the nice?

Circular Logic.

Cikomyr

on Nov 16, 2006

arg. Written Lapsus. I rephrase:

I applaud any act, treasonous or not, made that helps the cause of peace. May it be remotely.

(lol, "helps the cause of help")

Moderateman

on Nov 16, 2006

CikomyrNovember 16, 2006 11:29:46

arg. Written Lapsus. I rephrase:

I applaud any act, treasonous or not, made that helps the cause of peace. May it be remotely.

(lol, "helps the cause of help")

I cannot, will not agree, treason is the act of a coward and someone that hates their country.

Cikomyr

on Nov 17, 2006

I cannot, will not agree, treason is the act of a coward and someone that hates their country.

No. You simply oversimply. You think that all is white and black.

drmiler

on Nov 21, 2006

I cannot, will not agree, treason is the act of a coward and someone that hates their country.

No. You simply oversimplify. You think that all is white and black.

You can try and spin this "anyway" you want. But a treasonous act is an act by someone who hates their country. Which is why the US legal system has decided that during war time the act of treason is punishable by death!

So over simplfy?.....More like statement of fact!

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