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05-09-2008, 08:39 PM
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Are you going to cite a source faggot! Or will we all see now that you are making this crap up out of your demented communist mind.
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05-09-2008, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by SuperDelegate#12
Pasta you are a coward and a communist why don't you just move to vietnam if you love the fucking gooks so much! Hummm. You work for the commies against the USA. You and Obama will be deported soon.
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McCain is a dimwit. He graduated in the bottom 1% of his class at the Naval Academy. If he wasn't the son of an Admiral, McCain would have never been admitted, let alone graduated.
After graduation, McCain went on to lose 5 Navy aircraft, 3 of them accidents directly attributable to pilot error on his part. Plane no. 1 he dumped in Corpus Christi Bay while practicing landings, no 2 he lost when he hit some power lines over the Iberian Peninsula, no 3 went down when McCain was returning from an Army/Navy football game.. With a record like that, I wouldn't be surprised if he could have avoided his problem in Vietnam had he had more skill. McCain is not presidential material.
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05-09-2008, 08:44 PM
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So vote for Nader.
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05-09-2008, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by SuperDelegate#12
So vote for Nader.
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I'm voting for the man who will bring youth, optimism and change to the oval office. The last thing we need is more of the same with McBush, McSame or whatever the hell the geezer's name is.
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05-09-2008, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by George O Well
You know what? I hate the swiftboaters so much that I'm not going to get into McCain's service in VN. He showed up. That's enough.
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Perfect post
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05-09-2008, 10:34 PM
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Two hours ago I challenged Pastaman to cite his source. I took my girl and the kids out to dinner and when we get home I see still no citation. And no Pastaman, it seems he buggered off, ran and hid because he couldn't prove a word of his crap, he couldn't even cite where he got the bullshit.
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05-09-2008, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by SuperDelegate#12
Two hours ago I challenged Pastaman to cite his source. I took my girl and the kids out to dinner and when we get home I see still no citation. And no Pastaman, it seems he buggered off, ran and hid because he couldn't prove a word of his crap, he couldn't even cite where he got the bullshit.
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Laughs! Is this your ONLY life? 2 hours....
Rasta will be back...calm down wittle bunny wabbit
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05-09-2008, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by RASTAMAN
"Hero" John McCain as Phony and Collaborator: What Really Happened When He Was a POW?
By ALEXANDER COCKBURN
John McCain’s been getting kid-glove treatment from the press for years, ever since he wriggled free of the Keating scandal and his profitable association – another collaboration, you might say -- with the nation’s top bank swindler in the 1980s. But nothing equals the astounding tact with which his claque on the press bus avoids the topic of McCain’s collaborating with his Vietnamese captors after he’d been shot down.
How McCain behaved when he was a prisoner is key. McCain is probably the most unstable man ever to have got this close to the White House. He’s one election away from it. Republican senator Thad Cochrane has openly said he trembles at the thought of an unstable McCain in the Oval Office with his finger on the nuclear trigger.
What if a private memory of years of collaboration in his prison camp gnaws at McCain, and bursts out in his paroxysms of uncontrollable fury, his rantings about “gooks” and his terrifying commitment to a hundred years of war in Iraq. What if “the hero” knows he’s a phony?
Doug Valentine has written the definitive history of the Phoenix Program in Vietnam. He knows about the POW experience. His dad, an Army man, was captured by the Japanese and sent to a POW camp in the Philippines for forced labor. Many of his mates died. Doug wrote a marvelous book about it, The Hotel Tacloban.
Now Valentine has picked up the unexploded bomb lying on McCain’s campaign trail this year. As he points out, he’s not the first. Rumors and charges have long swirled around McCain’s conduct as a prisoner. Fellow prisoners have given the lie to McCain’s claims. But Valentine has assembled the dossier. It’s devastating. We’re running it in our current CounterPunch newsletter and we strongly urge you to subscribe.
Some excerpts from Valentine’s indictment.
“War is one thing, collaborating with the enemy is another; it is a legitimate campaign issue that strikes at the heart of McCain’s character. . .or lack thereof. In occupied countries like Iraq, or France in World War II, collaboration to that extent spells an automatic death sentence.. . .The question is: What kind of collaborator was John McCain, the admitted war criminal who will hate the Vietnamese for the rest of his life?
“Put it another way: how psychologically twisted is McCain? And what actually happened to him in his POW camp that twisted him? Was it abuse, as he claims, or was it the fact that he collaborated and has to cover up? Covering-up can take a lot of energy. The truth is lurking there in his subconscious, waiting to explode. ”
“McCain had a unique POW experience. Initially, he was taken to the infamous Hanoi Hilton prison camp, where he was interrogated. By McCain’s own account, after three or four days he cracked. He promised his Vietnamese captors, “I’ll give you military information if you will take me to the hospital ...
“His Vietnamese captors soon realized their POW, John Sidney McCain III, came from a well-bred line in the American military elite. . .The Vietnamese realized, this poor stooge has propaganda value. The admiral’s boy was used to special treatment, and his captors knew that. They were working him.”
“. . .two weeks into his stay at the Vietnamese hospital, the Hanoi press began quoting him. It was not ‘name rank and serial number, or kill me’. as specified by the military code of conduct. McCain divulged specific military information: he gave the name of the aircraft carrier on which he was based, the number of U.S. pilots that had been lost, the number of aircraft in his flight formation, as well as information about the location of rescue ships.”
“…McCain was held for five and half years. The first two weeks’ behavior might have been pragmatism, but McCain soon became North Vietnam’s go-to collaborator…..McCain cooperated with the North Vietnamese for a period of three years. His situation isn’t as innocuous as that of the French barber who cuts the hair of the German occupier. McCain was repaying his captors for their kindness and mercy.
“This is the lesson of McCain’s experience as a POW: a true politician, a hollow man, his only allegiance is to power. The Vietnamese, like McCain’s campaign contributors today, protected and promoted him, and, in return, he danced to their tune. . .”
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Just coming from a thread where Rastaman was chastising others for citing "unreliable sources," I find this from the first line of Mr. Cockburn's Wikpedia bio:
Alexander Claud Cockburn (pronounced /ˈkoʊbɚn/[citation needed] koh-burn), born June 6, 1941, is a radical political journalist.
Leave it to Rastaman to be impressed by a guy whose name can be used to describe the symptoms of gonorrhea.
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05-10-2008, 02:45 AM
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Originally Posted by RASTAMAN
Hey Chuckle Nuts don't get your panties in a bunch........McCain is no hero, he's a victim of circumstance. Let's just say he didn't have a very good day flying one day!
Any, the POW's who served with McCain know what they are talking about. I believe them more than I would believe gullible stooges like your self and Stupid Delegate.
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Victim of circumstance? What the fuck are you talking about?
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Originally Posted by RASTAMAN
Hey Fuck Face, the facts are out there. Questions that has gone unanswered is what were on the 32 Propaganda tapes made by McSame denouncing the U.S.
The injuries sustained by McSame when he was shot down were serious enough that he should not have survived in prison. The VC used to let pilots with servere injuries such as what McCain sustained become infected and these pilots eventually died! Yet McCain's injuries were healed by his captors. B/c his captors knew McCain would pay them back by making propaganda tapes.
McCain sang like a Canary while a POW in Hanoi. Hence McCains nick name "Song Bird" given to him by his North Vietamese captor.
"John McCain has created this myth that he is a hero, and he is not."
LET AMERICA SEE THE TRUTH! RELEASE MCCAINS 32 PROPAGANDA TAPES!!!
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Can you produce ANY of these propaganda tapes?
Come on Rasta, if there ar 32 of them surely you can produce just one of them.
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05-10-2008, 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted by George O Well
You know what? I hate the swiftboaters so much that I'm not going to get into McCain's service in VN. He showed up. That's enough.
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That is exactly right. This is about the person most qualified to find solutions to the economic and foreign policy downward spiral we have taken and not about denouncing someone's military service.
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