rb608 wrote:
"Bob Weinberger" wrote:
I
acknowledged that many if not all those atrocities likely occurred. Even
if they all did, it is immaterial to the fact that he lied when he said he
witnessed them.

Now, you say with apparent conviction that Kerry lied when he says he
witnessed atrocities, but you don't remember when he said that. You
acknowledge that atrocities occurred, but will state categorically
that Kerry is a liar for having said he saw some. From here, your
allegations are looking long on hatred but short on facts. I do
uinderstand the visceral hatred some vets have for their perceptions
of his betrayal of them; but I'm not, no could I, address that
conflict. But the "Kerry lied under oath" meme is itself a lie not
worthy of men of honor.

I asked about the Fulbright hearing because that's the only time I am
aware of where Kerry testified under oath (There may well be more, I'm
really not that deep into this whole thing). Here's a link to the
transcript.
http://facultystaff.richmond.edu/~eb...Testimony.html
Find an instance in that testimony whre John Kerry told a lie under
oath.

You can listen to Kerry's testimony he

http://www.democracynow.org/2004/2/2...errys_historic

Not that Swiftboat Bob or Chief Louie are ever gonna let actual
facts get in the way of their anti-Kerry slanders. They saw it
with their own eyes on CNN. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry