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Republican War Heroes (we're all about fairness in here, right?)
![]() Chickenhawk Headquarters Barking Head Brigade Bureaucratic Battalion Chaplain Corps NH Notables Politicans Platoon Propaganda Platoon Sui Generis The Legal Department ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From the site's "About" page: "The alleged 'gentlemen' listed in this database are here because they share three qualities: bellicosity (a warlike manner or temperament), public prominence, and a curious lack of wartime service when others their age had no trouble finding the fight. (Sorry, Dan and George W. and Dan Q. – your safe, cushy National Guard slots won't help you now.) The fact that they's almost all Republicans is . . . well, curious, don't you think? No doubt this list is incomplete. Readers are encouraged to nominate their favorite overlooked chickenhawks." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't get me wrong, people. I'm not all about anti-Republican. Some of my most personally respected politicians include fmr. President Ronald Reagan, who might not have been a combat soldier, but he did do what his limited service allowed him (bad eyesight), fundraising for servicemen, and doing his assigned job of creating military films. There's also fmr. Sen. Robert Dole, who fought in Korea, and of course, Sen John McCain, who was a POW in Vietnam. It's the current Administration's (including its loudest mouthpieces) "bellicosity" (as used by the site), and hypocrisy, underlying that trait that straight boggles my senses.
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Just for the record, during the Vietnam War President George H.W. Bush was the Director of the CIA. There was no way that President Bush could have gone over there as it would be a massive security risk.
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Re: Republican War Heroes (we're all about fairness in here, right?)
Nice site Carnutt but this site looks like another Bush bashing site! On second thought it is another Bush bashing.
All the people this idiot listed are in the White House right now. The listed people never stated they were somewhere that they weren't. They didn't lie about their service. SO whats the big deal? They didn't run and hide in Canada, they didn't shot other soliders in the back and get a medal, then come home protest the war, throw some fake medals away claiming they were his. Now please tell me how these people avoided the war since you posted this link! Paul Wolfowitz Donald "The Don" Rumsfeld Karl Rove I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby Richard "Dick" Cheney Spencer Abraham Eliot Abrams Gary Bauer John Bolton Andrew "Andy" Card William "Bill" Bennett Don Evans Frank Gaffney Asa Hutchinson Richard Perle Just show me one person besides Bush who got out of the miltary service. Your site only lists people who didn't serve in the miltary. Not serving is different then lying about what you did in the service. This is just a lame attempt on your part to trash Bush again yet you failed in that. But you did show your hatred towards the republicans. Its not too hard to find a list of democrats who didn't serve in the miltary but it doesn't prove a thing.
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Re: Re: Republican War Heroes (we're all about fairness in here, right?)
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Besides the fact that all this "Kerry lied about his service" talk is all but unproven. A "my word against yours" fiasco. I don't know if you've read the letter 'naki posted in another thread, but I think you need to: Quote:
Swift Boat Veterans for Truth Swift Boat Veterans for Truth announced themselves to the world on May 4 of this year, at the National Press Club in Washington, at a press conference held by one Merrie Spaeth, of Spaeth Communications, Inc., to whom we shall return. According to their Web Site, they are “a tax exempt nonpartisan public advocacy 527 committee / organization consisting of, and limited to, former military officers and enlisted men who served in Vietnam on U.S. Navy ‘Swift Boats’ or in affiliated commands.” They “had swift boat duty and knew John Kerry personally,” they claim, and thus “are in a unique position” to provide “solid factual information relating to Mr. Kerry’s abbreviated tour of duty as a member of Coastal Division 14 and Coastal Division 11.” They say Kerry is “unfit to be commander-in-chief,” and accuse him of “grossly and knowingly [distorting] the conduct of the American soldiers, Marines, sailors and airmen of [the Vietnam] war (including a betrayal of many of us, without regard for the danger your actions caused us.)” Winter Soldiers The Swift Boat vets are referring to Kerry’s involvement in Vietnam Veterans Against the War, and the 1971 “Winter Soldier Investigation,” in which about a hundred Vietnam veterans testified against the conduct of the war. At that time, the process of “Vietnamization” was well under way. American troop presence in Vietnam had been greatly reduced, but they were still dying daily. At issue was how long the bleeding, American and Vietnamese, would continue. VVAW was composed of combat vets still trying to digest their experience. Some of those testifying at the hearing no doubt overstated their actions. It’s a military tradition, after all. But the one overriding and irrefutable point of the hearings was that US policy in Vietnam was creating pointless carnage, with no end in sight. The Nixon administration had no trouble dismissing the anti-war protests of long-haired, flower-tossing hippies and leather- elbowed academics. But they were having trouble countering VVAW, and one of its most visible leaders, John Forbes Kerry. The leader of Swift Boat Veterans is one John O’Neill. Wolf Blitzer interviewed him on CNN on April 20. According to the media watchdog Web Site mediamatters.org, “Blitzer acknowledged that questions were likely to be raised about whether O’Neill was speaking out against Kerry for political reasons [and] conceded that he had not looked into O’Neill’s partisan affiliations. “Maybe you’re a Republican — I have no idea — or the Bush people are encouraging you,’ Blitzer said.” Actually, the encouragement began when Bush was still in the Texas Air National Guard. Joe Klein reported in the New Yorker on January 5 that Richard Nixon’s hatchet-man, Chuck Colson, told him that to “create a counterfoil” to Kerry, “[w]e found a vet named John O’Neill and formed a group called Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace. We had O’Neill meet the President, and we did everything we could do to boost his group.” Republicans have not neglected O’Neill since his service under Nixon. William Rehnquist hired him as a law clerk in the late 1970’s, and George H.W. Bush considered him for a federal judgeship. We can’t say why O’Neill never made it as a judge. Perhaps it has something to do with his enthusiasm. According to his own PR advisor, he comes off sounding like “a crazed extremist.” His advisor is Merrie Spaeth. According to Joe Conason, of the New York Observer, Spaeth is “among the most experienced and best connected Republican communications executives,” who “specialized in promoting ‘news’ items that boosted President Reagan to TV stations around the country” when she was director of the White House Office of Media Liaison. “In 1998,” Conason writes, “she coached Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel, to prepare him for his testimony urging the impeachment of President Clinton before the House Judiciary Committee.” Conason says she got that job through Theodore “Ted” Olson, who lawyered for the magazine American Spectator when it was bombarding Bill Clinton with specious but imaginative lies. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Also, those "idiots" who posted that list is a whole newspaper organization. Slanted as they are, they are required by law to post only facts, with the exception of editorials. They have a section in the site for editorials, but the "Chickenhawks" page is not part of it. As for you calling them "idiots", I doubt you're any smarter than them - seriously. Lastly, you need to quit to quit whining about the "Bush bashing", unless you plan on whining about the "Kerry bashing" in here also. A quick look at your sig tells me you won't be doing that anytime soon, and also solidifies your, and a lot of Bush's supporter's, hypocrisy in here.
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Re: Republican War Heroes (we're all about fairness in here, right?)
Tit-for-tat bro.
You started with the "Democratic war heroes" thread, and in fairness, I started this thread. All you've done is attacked this thread, and the source behind it, and make excuses for it's recipients. As Yogs has been saying lately: "you getting desperate?" And why does it have to be a "Bush thing"? As far as I can see, there's a lot of other prominent Republicans listed in my post. Is it because it all reflects on his administration? So...I am now "'naki's puppet", because I happened to agree with a post he made? Should I call you "Bush's puppet", or is "Yogs' puppet" okay? BTW: Kerry's and Bush's Military Records Feel free refute everything in there, link-by-link, as I am only sourcing from "fiction"...
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Haha! Logic > You. YOU were bitching about the "Bush-bashing", while your very sig is the epitome of "Kerry bashing". YOU have no right to bitch about anything that you are just too happy to do on the other end of the spectrum - that's called a "double-standard", or in other words, hypocrisy. hypocrisyTHIS was my point. YOU need to quit complaining about something that you, yourself are doing.
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Re: Republican War Heroes (we're all about fairness in here, right?)
If what they are saying about Kerry is BS, I can guarantee that he and his lawyer would be sueing them for libel faster than you can say "flip-flop". Since this is not the case, it surely must be true. I know some people may say that it isn't worth his time, if that's the case, JUST LET IT GO MAN, and tell your mom and Mr. Ed I said hi.
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Wasn't it just eight and twelve years ago that having served in the military didn't matter? Skipping out of the country to avoid the draft was ok then but not now?
People on the left really do have a hard time keeping their story straight. ![]()
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Re: Re: Republican War Heroes (we're all about fairness in here, right?)
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the same way bush should of sued mikey moore for is movie? Quote:
i don't think it really matters. but it is funny how people of privlige can avoid military service. Quote:
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Re: Re: Republican War Heroes (we're all about fairness in here, right?)
I am still waiting for a response on this.
[quote=carrrnuttt]Tit-for-tat bro. You started with the "Democratic war heroes" thread, and in fairness, I started this thread. <HR SIZE=1> Besides the fact that all this "Kerry lied about his service" talk is all but unproven. A "my word against yours" fiasco. I don't know if you've read the letter 'naki posted in another thread, but I think you need to: <HR SIZE=1> You're right Nixon ordered Kerry into Cambodia in 1968 according to Kerry's own words and written statments. You're right Kerry never tossed his medals even though we have pictures of that act. Quote:
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true it is about the luck of the draw. but there are people in the government that either bought or their parents bought their way out of wars in the past that support sending people to die in iraq.
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Re: Re: Republican War Heroes (we're all about fairness in here, right?)
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hypocrisy feigned high principles: the false claim to or pretense of having admirable principles, beliefs, or feelings pretend make something seem to be true: to act in a way intended to make people believe something untrue or misleading about somebody or something Quote:
You accuse me of whining yet I made no such statements to that effect. I merely pointed out the appearent fact at your attempt to bash Bush using slanted and biased web sites. No whine here just the facts. Quote:
Now please explain your statement "Besides the fact that all this "Kerry lied about his service" talk is all but unproven. A "my word against yours" fiasco. I don't know if you've read the letter 'naki posted in another thread, but I think you need to:" As far as I can see it Kerry wrote his own biography stating he was in Cambodia ordered by Richard Nixon on Christmas in 1968. Kerry made that claim and repeated it several times! And explain how NIxon could order Kerry when he wasn't even the president yet! its all proven its Kerry own words and jistory does not support this claim that Kerry made. And what about his medals? The ones Kerry told he threw away in an taped interview for Viewpoint on Nov 6 1971. To see the tape go here and read it and hear it from Kerry mouth!>>>>http://abcnews.go.com/sections/Polit..._040425-1.html I guess that is another his word against my word as you put it. More links for you to read! http://www.oregonmag.com/KerryMedals.htm A quote from this site from Kerry's CNO “… the fabled and distinguished Chief of Naval Operations (CNO), Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, told me -- 30 years ago when he was still CNO -- that during his own command of US naval forces in Vietnam, just prior to his anointment as CNO, young Kerry had created great problems for him and the other top brass, by killing so many non-combatant civilians and going after other non-military targets." AND THIS ONE "Kerry was assigned to “Swiftboat” 44 on December 1, 1968. Within 24 hours he had his first Purple Heart. Kerry accumulated three Purple Hearts in four months with not even a day of duty lost from wounds according to his training officer. It’s a pity one cannot read his Purple Heart medical treatment reports which have been withheld from the public. The only person preventing their release is Senator John Kerry. " http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald...8429449.htm?1c http://www.boston.com/news/nation/ar..._purple_heart/
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