[LANMaster]

Not my words, but expressing my feelings quite well, although a bit harshly.

Here is my open letter to John Kerry,

Dear John Kerry,
You are not fit to be the leader of this, or any other country. You are not fit to have any say in the political process, and you sure as hell are not fit to be a Senator, much less a president.

You are a war criminal by your own words, no matter how much you try to wriggle your way out of your 1971 claims. You acknowleged ordering the killings of innocent civilians, including women, and children, some just babes in arms. Don't try to deny it, Kerry. You words speak for themselves.

You have betrayed those men who served in Vietnam.
You gave aid and comfort to the enemy.
You spit in the face of every person who has served, and is serving honorably in the armed forces of the United States, by your 33 years of lies, treason, and treachery.
You have acted dishonorably, and shamed the people of America.

You are a traitor, John Kerry.
You are a war criminal, John Kerry.
You are a murderer, John Kerry.
You aided in the commission of atrocities, John Kerry.
You have lied to, and decieved the American people for more than 30 years, John Kerry.
You have sold influence to the Vietnamese, thereby insuring that they would never accuse you of your war crimes, John Kerry.
You threw someone else's medals onto the Capitol lawn, all the while claiming that they were yours.

You have voted to cut veterans benefits.
You have voted to cut funding for the armed forces, when they need it most.
Today, you bashed President Bush again because of the hardships our troops overseas are enduring, yet you failed to state your part in their suffering, because of your votes against additional funding that would make their duty more bearable.
You have voted to cut funding for the defense of this country against terrorism.

You have been Teddy Kennedy's syncophant since 1962.
You voted against using US forces during the Gulf War.
You voted for NAFTA, which succeeded in taking jobs out of America, and sent them to Mexico and Canada.
You have voted against tax cuts, and have said that, as president, you will restore them to their previous levels, and even increase them.

You vilified the families of the men still MIA in Vietnam, accusing them, not of wanting closure, but a fat settlement from the government. I beleive that the term you used for them was "fat, money grubbers, who only want free money."

You have peddled your influence to the People's Republic of China.
Remember that nice Chinese lady, Liu Chaoying, who you helped to get her company listed on the stock exchange, who just happened to be a lieutenant colonel in the Red Army? The same one who shortly thereafter "donated" $10,000 to your campaign.
Or what about the help that you gave to A.I.G., who by chance(?), just happened to "contribute" $30,000 to your campaign right after that?
Over the last nine years, you have raised over $30,000,000 just from lobbyists.

Most vets from the Vietnam era utterly despise you. You have the unmitigated gall to claim that you are a war hero, when in fact you are a common murderer. How much do you have to pay your "band of brothers"? How much did you pay Tom Belodeau to recant his story about wounding the kid you "finished off"?

You don't deserve to be President.
You don't deserve to be a Senator.
You don't deserve to be an American.
You don't deserve to be a free man.

You do deserve a prison cell.
You do deserve to be held up to public ridicule and vilification.
You do deserve to be stripped of your citizenship.

Why don't you move to the country that you love above all others? I'm sure that Vietnam would welcome you with open arms, since you have done so much to aid them for more than 30 years.

But you are not welcome in the White House, and I have dedicated myself to make sure that you never see the inside of it.
And I am far from being alone.

----- Anonymous

[bassetman]

Great! An anon "open letter"

"I think if you know what you believe, it makes it a lot easier to
answer questions. I can't answer your question."

—In response to a question about whether he wished he could take back any of his answers in the
first debate. Reynoldsburg, Ohio, Oct. 4, 2000 (Thanks to Peter Feld.)

[LANMaster]

Yeah, annonymous.

I wish I had written it, though.

[bassetman]

I wish I had written "A Mid-summer's Night Dream".

[LANMaster]

LOL