David
2004-08-07 15:47:39 UTC
Kerrys fanny wound got Bronze Star
A new book written by the Swift Boat sailors who served with John Kerry in
Vietnam offers a devastating critique of his military record.
According to DrudgeReport, "Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out
Against John Kerry," written by John O'Neill and Jerome R. Corsi, adds new
details to revelations about Kerry's record.
Among the bombshells Drudge reports:
All three of Kerry's Purple Hearts were for minor injuries, not requiring
any hospitalization, and two were self-inflicted.
A "fanny wound" was the highlight of his Bronze Star.
Kerry filed a false report to exploit the death of a Vietnamese father and
child as an act of "heroism."
He burned an abandoned Vietnamese village and slaughtered the civilians'
livestock.
"Kerry's reckless behavior convinced his colleagues that he had to go -
becoming the only Swift Boat veteran to serve only four months," Drudge
reported.
"Unfit for Command," scheduled for release Aug. 15, could do as much damage
to Kerry as the entire year's packed lineup of Bush-bashing movies and books
has done to the president.
O'Neill, who served with John Kerry in Vietnam and has been exposing the
Massachusetts Democrat's military record ever since, has terrified Kerry's
presidential campaign with the explosive new book.
As NewsMax has reported, O'Neill, a leader of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth,
has:
Forced Kerry in 1971 to admit he never witnessed the war crimes he had
accused U.S. troops of committing.
Stated at a news conference last month: "We resent very deeply the false war
crimes charges he made coming back from Vietnam in 1971 and repeated in the
book 'Tour of Duty.'
"We think those cast an aspersion on all those living and dead, from our
unit and other units in Vietnam.
"We think that he knew he was lying when he made the charges, and we think
that they're unsupportable. We intend to bring the truth about that to the
American people.
"We believe, based on our experience with him, that he is totally unfit to
be the Commander-in-Chief."
Pointed out that despite the show staged at the Democrat convention, most of
the officers in Kerry's division have signed a public letter saying he's
unfit to lead.
Accused Kerry of exaggerating and even faking his wounds. "He literally is a
guy who parades around and pretends to be something he's not," O'Neill said.
"He was in Vietnam for four months; everyone else was there for a year. He
obtained three Purple Hearts from self-inflicted wounds. And then he left."
Urged Kerry to stop exploiting photos of fellow soldiers, many of whom
oppose his candidacy.
Revealed how Kerry's campaign has tried to muzzle Swift Boat Veterans for
Truth.
O'Neill has explained: "It's his self-promotion that infuriates most of the
people from his unit who actually know what he did. He would be a terrible
commander in chief of U.S. forces in the world at a time of crisis."
A new book written by the Swift Boat sailors who served with John Kerry in
Vietnam offers a devastating critique of his military record.
According to DrudgeReport, "Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out
Against John Kerry," written by John O'Neill and Jerome R. Corsi, adds new
details to revelations about Kerry's record.
Among the bombshells Drudge reports:
All three of Kerry's Purple Hearts were for minor injuries, not requiring
any hospitalization, and two were self-inflicted.
A "fanny wound" was the highlight of his Bronze Star.
Kerry filed a false report to exploit the death of a Vietnamese father and
child as an act of "heroism."
He burned an abandoned Vietnamese village and slaughtered the civilians'
livestock.
"Kerry's reckless behavior convinced his colleagues that he had to go -
becoming the only Swift Boat veteran to serve only four months," Drudge
reported.
"Unfit for Command," scheduled for release Aug. 15, could do as much damage
to Kerry as the entire year's packed lineup of Bush-bashing movies and books
has done to the president.
O'Neill, who served with John Kerry in Vietnam and has been exposing the
Massachusetts Democrat's military record ever since, has terrified Kerry's
presidential campaign with the explosive new book.
As NewsMax has reported, O'Neill, a leader of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth,
has:
Forced Kerry in 1971 to admit he never witnessed the war crimes he had
accused U.S. troops of committing.
Stated at a news conference last month: "We resent very deeply the false war
crimes charges he made coming back from Vietnam in 1971 and repeated in the
book 'Tour of Duty.'
"We think those cast an aspersion on all those living and dead, from our
unit and other units in Vietnam.
"We think that he knew he was lying when he made the charges, and we think
that they're unsupportable. We intend to bring the truth about that to the
American people.
"We believe, based on our experience with him, that he is totally unfit to
be the Commander-in-Chief."
Pointed out that despite the show staged at the Democrat convention, most of
the officers in Kerry's division have signed a public letter saying he's
unfit to lead.
Accused Kerry of exaggerating and even faking his wounds. "He literally is a
guy who parades around and pretends to be something he's not," O'Neill said.
"He was in Vietnam for four months; everyone else was there for a year. He
obtained three Purple Hearts from self-inflicted wounds. And then he left."
Urged Kerry to stop exploiting photos of fellow soldiers, many of whom
oppose his candidacy.
Revealed how Kerry's campaign has tried to muzzle Swift Boat Veterans for
Truth.
O'Neill has explained: "It's his self-promotion that infuriates most of the
people from his unit who actually know what he did. He would be a terrible
commander in chief of U.S. forces in the world at a time of crisis."