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"Ramone Garcia" |
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13 Apr 2004 08:57:11 PM |
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Communist Fonda Rushes To Ketchup Man's Defense! |
Communist Fonda Rushes To Ketchup Man's Defense!
'Hanoi' Jane Defends Kerry in Photo Flap.
"Hanoi" Jane Fonda rushed to defend Sen. John Kerry on Wednesday after
a photo on Monday picturing her with the Democratic presidential
front-runner sparked outrage across the nation.
"The American people have had it with the big lie," Fonda complained
on CNN, suggesting that the photo showing her and Kerry at the same
Sept. 1970 Vietnam war protest at Valley Forge, Penn., was misleading.
"Any attempt to link Kerry to me and make him look bad with that
connection is completely false," the radical left-wing actress
insisted.
While Fonda admitted that she and Kerry addressed the crowd that day
from the same platform, she maintained that their contact was minimal,
telling CNN, "I don't even think we shook hands."
Her account stands in stark contrast, however, to that of presidential
historian Douglas Brinkley, who reported in his Kerry biography "Tour
of Duty" that after Fonda and the top Democrat appeared at the same
Valley Forge demonstration, she "adopted" Kerry's group, Vietnam
Veterans Against the War, as "her leading cause."
On Monday Brinkley said that while researching his book he came across
additional documentation linking Fonda to Kerry.
"I've seen their names in a University of Wisconsin archive on
[Kerry's VVAW]," Brinkley told "Radio Factor" host Bill O'Reilly.
"Their names are on the same mimeograph sheets, where you can see them
as principal speakers together."
Fonda defended Kerry's leadership in the VVAW, saying it wasn't true
that the anti-war group was rooting for a Communist victory in
Vietnam.
"This was an organization of men who risked their lives in Vietnam,
who considered themselves totally patriotic," she explained.
After Valley Forge, Fonda reportedly bankrolled the VVAW's "Winter
Soldier Investigation," an event staged in Detroit in Feb. 1971 where
Kerry interviewed disgruntled veterans in an attempt to glean the most
dramatic accounts of U.S. atrocities.
Later some "veterans" who participated in Winter Soldier were exposed
as impostors.
NewsMax.com has learned that videotape of Kerry interviewing some
Winter Soldier witnesses exists, and is likely to be made public
during the coming presidential campaign.
Still, Fonda maintained that Kerry's attempt to spotlight alleged U.S.
war crimes in Vietnam was a patriotic act.
"How can you impugn, how can you even suggest, that anyone like Kerry
or any of these veterans were not patriotic?" she complained to CNN.
"He was a hero there."
Eighteen months after Winter Soldier, Fonda traveled to Hanoi and sat
atop an enemy aircraft battery, pretending to shoot down U.S. pilots
as North Vietnamese cameras rolled.
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| Title: Re: Communist Fonda Rushes To Ketchup Man's Defense! |
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| User: "Roger" |
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| Title: Re: Communist Fonda Rushes To Ketchup Man's Defense! |
14 Apr 2004 05:55:48 AM |
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This article was stolen, without credit, from
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/2/11/191058.shtml.
Imagine that. A Kerry basher taking credit for another's work.
"Ramone Garcia" <ramone_marcia6@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:c82e7595.0404131757.7bd3b17e@posting.google.com...
Communist Fonda Rushes To Ketchup Man's Defense!
'Hanoi' Jane Defends Kerry in Photo Flap.
"Hanoi" Jane Fonda rushed to defend Sen. John Kerry on Wednesday after
a photo on Monday picturing her with the Democratic presidential
front-runner sparked outrage across the nation.
"The American people have had it with the big lie," Fonda complained
on CNN, suggesting that the photo showing her and Kerry at the same
Sept. 1970 Vietnam war protest at Valley Forge, Penn., was misleading.
"Any attempt to link Kerry to me and make him look bad with that
connection is completely false," the radical left-wing actress
insisted.
While Fonda admitted that she and Kerry addressed the crowd that day
from the same platform, she maintained that their contact was minimal,
telling CNN, "I don't even think we shook hands."
Her account stands in stark contrast, however, to that of presidential
historian Douglas Brinkley, who reported in his Kerry biography "Tour
of Duty" that after Fonda and the top Democrat appeared at the same
Valley Forge demonstration, she "adopted" Kerry's group, Vietnam
Veterans Against the War, as "her leading cause."
On Monday Brinkley said that while researching his book he came across
additional documentation linking Fonda to Kerry.
"I've seen their names in a University of Wisconsin archive on
[Kerry's VVAW]," Brinkley told "Radio Factor" host Bill O'Reilly.
"Their names are on the same mimeograph sheets, where you can see them
as principal speakers together."
Fonda defended Kerry's leadership in the VVAW, saying it wasn't true
that the anti-war group was rooting for a Communist victory in
Vietnam.
"This was an organization of men who risked their lives in Vietnam,
who considered themselves totally patriotic," she explained.
After Valley Forge, Fonda reportedly bankrolled the VVAW's "Winter
Soldier Investigation," an event staged in Detroit in Feb. 1971 where
Kerry interviewed disgruntled veterans in an attempt to glean the most
dramatic accounts of U.S. atrocities.
Later some "veterans" who participated in Winter Soldier were exposed
as impostors.
NewsMax.com has learned that videotape of Kerry interviewing some
Winter Soldier witnesses exists, and is likely to be made public
during the coming presidential campaign.
Still, Fonda maintained that Kerry's attempt to spotlight alleged U.S.
war crimes in Vietnam was a patriotic act.
"How can you impugn, how can you even suggest, that anyone like Kerry
or any of these veterans were not patriotic?" she complained to CNN.
"He was a hero there."
Eighteen months after Winter Soldier, Fonda traveled to Hanoi and sat
atop an enemy aircraft battery, pretending to shoot down U.S. pilots
as North Vietnamese cameras rolled.
.
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