On 1 May 2006 11:42:03 -0700, "
wrote:

[a lot of venomous slander]


Point it out, please.

The charity thingy? Read all about it in the Boston Globe.

First PH: His crew said there was no action. The doc that removed it
said it was US.

Second PH: First ever issued for rice in the buttocks. Too funny!

Third: Again, the crew said there was no action.

Bronze Star ? Read the story. A group of boats (4 or 5) where in the
river, one hit a mine. All the boats except Kerry's came forward to
rescue the men in the water. The Army dude who Kerry saved was
knocked overboard when Kerry made a brief turn *away* from the action
(which wasn't even an action, just a mine explostion).

SS? For shooting a wounded un-armed teen-ager fleeing the scene?
Riiiight!

His actions at home after the war? He lied to Congress. He lied to
the American people. He threw away his medals, *that's* how much they
meant to him. But, they are now displayed in his Senate office. Liar
and hypocrite.

Common knowledge he went to Paris to speak to the Communists at the
peace talks, without authorization.

Discharge (and medals) were probably changed when Carter gave amnesty
to all after he got in office. Kerry's discharge papers were signed
by a "board of officers" as stated on his web site. He more than
likely lost his medals and was given an undesirable or bad conduct
discharge which was later changed under Carter. The date on his
discharge papers coincides with the Carter presidency.

OTT, Bunky, how's your day going? d;o)

Sort of discouraging to know Bush has three more years, eh? d;o)