The emergence of a John Kerry (real name Kohn) in ameriKan politics is always cause for misery and despair. Since he's a Dummacrat, he's a communist. Since he's filthy rich, he's sold out to big business and is virtually guaranteed to be a gross hypocrite, contemptuous of the real needs and desires of people. As he's the closest thing to a zombie this side of Al Gore, you know there's something radically amiss in his physiology. Gere's a funny but truthful blast from the past about two genuine Frankenstein candidates for president:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8Q-sRdV7SY
JibJab.com "This Land!"
His Vietnam service is of course still in question (some would say a partly proven fraud) but when he came home from that undeclared 'conflict' on the other side of the world he briefly became human. A "conservative"-looking site condemns him -- so many people on the alleged political right love war:
http://johnkerry-08.com/war/protest.php
Kerry Protested Vietnam With 'Hanoi' Jane and 'Radical' Ramsey
Dubbed "The Winter Soldier Investigation," the protest attracted
minimal media attention, according to the Los Angeles Times, because
Fonda insisted it be held in the remote Michigan city rather than the
less "authentic" Washington, D.C.
Still, the event gave Kerry an idea for a protest that was sure to be
a media smash, and he immediately set out to organize one of the most
confrontational protests of the entire Vietnam War.
Operation Dewey Canyon III began on April 18, 1971, when nearly 1,000
Vietnam vets gathered on the Washington, D.C., Mall for what they
called "a limited incursion into the country of Congress."
The group staged mock firefights on the steps of the Capitol and
Supreme Court and defied U.S. Park Police after the Justice Department
issued an injunction barring them from camping on the Mall.
The case was taken up immediately by the Supreme Court, which issued a
compromise ruling that would have allowed the anti-war protesters to
stay on the Mall through the night as long as they didn't sleep. Photos
show radical left-winger Ramsey Clark, who represented the group,
announcing the decision to the VVAW.
..........The next day, Kerry made a national name for himself by testifying
before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, in an episode chiefly
remembered by the press for the peacenik politico's exhortation, "How do
you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake?"
But other parts of Kerry's speech were distinctly reminiscent of some
of the uglier rhetoric at the Fonda event two months before.
Kerry painted his fellow GIs as so brutal, for instance, that they
could easily be mistaken for Saddam Hussein's Fedayeen killers.
He told Congress that U.S. soldiers had "personally raped, cut off
ears, cut off heads, taped wires from portable telephones to human
genitals and turned up the power, cut off limbs, blown up bodies,
randomly shot at civilians, razed villages in a fashion reminiscent of
Genghis Khan, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks, and
generally ravaged the countryside of South Vietnam"....
The following news from this morning shows a Kerry from a different planet:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2759831/ISIL-killing-raping-mutilating-women-John-Kerry-slams-CODEPINK-protest-group-Senate-hearing-says-ISIS-threatens-women-s-rights-health-care-girls-education.html
John Kerry slams anti-war protesters at Senate hearing for objecting to destruction of ISIS who 'kill, rape and mutilate women'
Secretary of State directly confronted far-left anti-war protesters for effectively assisting ISIS with their rhetoric
'They're cold-blooded killers marauding across the Middle East,' he said
CODEPINK was founded, he said, by women who believed in women's rights, education for girls, and health care
ISIS jihadists are 'killing and raping and mutilating women. And they believe women shouldn't have an education'
Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer echoed Kerry, saying ISIS 'is selling 14-year-olds' and 'giving them as gifts to their fighters'
It would be so nice and easy to agree with him. Oh oh oh, Ayrabs are violent on the other side of the world and we've got to go put a stop to it. Lost in the shuffle is his main thesis in those protests 43 years ago: evil things may happen in tan or brown countries, but ameriKa's record of attempting to deal with it in situ is normally as bad as the problem itself, a cure worse than the disease.
I have had to reluctantly conclude over time that this is the case the vast majority of the time. There's great misery and disillusionment in admitting your whole country (never mind the stolid Secretary of State) has often performed psychotically on the world stage through history. To see alleged conservatives mindlessly supporting it is traumatic.
The upside is of course that if everybody saw and faced it, ameriKa would have no terror problems, real or imagined. It could bring its troops home for good and either disband them or line them up along the Rio Grande to stop a major portion of the invasion that's wrecking our own way of life. "Our" troops could live for truth and right, not grossly distorted funhouse-mirror images of these things. America could enjoy good relations with all countries by apologizing for its crime sprees involving the deaths of eight figures of human beings, making restitution to the living insofar as it's possibly when you've destroyed so many countries.
ameriKa in the perpetual-war era does a terrible job of managing its own affairs. It does a horrible job of fixing other countries, whether for its own alleged benefit or theirs, partly by manufacturing enemies and threats like the Islamic State, so-called ISIS. It's bad enough that a demon like Kerry abandons his antiwar principles to become a filthy rich political celebrity and Zionist thug, but to see him affirming this warmongering wholesale when you know he knows better is intolerable. (Or as pussy-footing corn-soy-vatives might put it, "sad".)
Thank God for men like Glenn Greenwald who gain a high profile for the truth and maximize it fearlessly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afB-TT76sNM
Glenn Greenwald: US Troops Are No Better Than ISIS Terrorists
"They pick targets very carefully" -- thanks to Shephard Smith, we get to end with a little comic relief too! Oh, drat, Greenwald bails on the statement in the headline. Oh well, what choice did he have -- the media would probably make him a non-person overnight if he spoke the truth.
I'm different, I say anybody who purposely kills another without just cause is a murderer, or yes a terrorist if it's done in the name of attempting to change history by a gratuitous or wrongheaded show of force.
I guess I'm just hopelessly old-fashioned. I think everybody is morally responsible for their own actions in a "free" country. If you hate me, let me know.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFbjn3X7o_c
Daniel Ellsberg Calls John Kerry DESPICABLE For His Comments On Edward Snowden
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