The Swift Boating of Cindy Sheehan

That certainly was a foolish statement, even for you carpro. Perhaps you can show us where they endorsed John Kerry.

Well, come on, carpro: refute the charges at MediaMatters. It shouldn't be that hard, since the "truth won out."

If you are going to make a charge, I hope you are ready to back it up.

Regards,
BiR </font>[/QUOTE]I believe the Swiftboaters told the truth and I know Kerry is a liar.

I'm not going to try to prove either one. It's an old battle and I'm not going over that territory again.

You won't change your mind and I can guarantee you I won't change mine.

 

Just like I thought BiR, when you asked for proof, carpro folded like a house of cards!

 

That is interesting, because I agree with President Bush - that John Kerry served his country proudly. I also believe that the SwiftVets were LYING, as demonstrated by the folks at Media Matters. In fact, I even endured the torture of reading that pathetic book.

Then may I suggest, as your brother in Christ, that you refrain from making such foolish statements if you are not going to back them up? That doesn't give you credibility.....

To quote Hannity, I guess you will just "drink the kool aid."

Regards to you,
BiR

 

Sheehan and cohorts are wrong. She is shaming her son's memory and the memory of all brave men and women who have ever died in the service of our country. Kerry and the Swiftboaters have nothing to do with this. She is simply garnering as much publicity as possible to further her own political agenda. The woman is to be pitied as a dupe of the far left, or she is to be pitied for her callousness. Your choice.

 

Your suggestion is noted and
duly ignored, as your brother in Christ,of course.

 

Sorry to hear that, although it doesn't really surprise me. Rest assured that I will continue to challenge you to provide proof for your claims when warranted.

Have a great evening,
BiR

 

Now I see that Sheehan has declared the terrorists in Iraq to be "freedom fighters", and has expressed sympathy for Iraqis who use explosives to kill Americans. Just more of that "Swiftboating" no doubt.

http://images.indymedia.org/imc/washingtondc/media/video/2/cindyonbus.mov

 

Sounds very Jane Fonda.

Some of you couldnt stick to the original topic if this were the 3M factory and we all ate a jar of paste for lunch.

I think if Sheehan were smarter and not quite so caught up in the media limelight, she prob would have let her son tell the President via his letters. Perhaps there isnt anything in the letters (or any letters at all, some of us dont write much) to support her position.

 

Sorry to hear that, although it doesn't really surprise me. Rest assured that I will continue to challenge you to provide proof for your claims when warranted.

Have a great evening,
BiR </font>[/QUOTE]Your challenges worry me not at all.
http://www.baptistboard.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/18/3387/3.html

 

She'll sink herself yet.

Just like Kerry.

 

George W. Bush won - fair and square - according to the law.

 

</font>[/QUOTE]Cute and appropriate.

 

As long as elections are being rehashed.

The liberal icon John Kennedy stole the 1960 election. Nixon would have won except for massive voter fraud in Cook county, Ill.

 

At last, the MSM strikes back. </font>[/QUOTE]So, is this the same New York Times that had to fire several reporters and three editors for printing fabricated stories?

As for "Swiftboating", good!

The Swift Boat Veterans were a group of men who served with John Kerry during his 3 1/2 month tour of Vietnam and who had been slandered by him.

No longer able to sit back and watch the lies he was telling about them and about their comrades who gave their lives in that noble war, they spoke up to set the record straight.

Thank God there are people who are willing to stand up now in the spirit of the SBV and set the record straight.

By the way, Glenn Beck reports that a group similar to the SBV is now being formed by veterans of this war to set the record straight about the lies that have been told about them.

I can't wait.

 

</font>[/QUOTE]Excellent.

Am I the only one who finds it ironic that an organization called "MoveOn" can't force itself to move on?

 

BiR,

You know, I really enjoy your posts and I have a lot of respect for you, personally, but everybody who has called you out is right.

If you're going to make these accusations, you really do need to back it up.

I disagree with President Bush. I believe he was just trying to be diplomatic.

If he had served his country proudly, then why did he have himself shipped out after just a few months?

Why did he come back only to stab the men he had just served with in the back?

 

Democrats have a hard time remembering that one.

I find it ironic that Kennedy is a liberal icon. He wasn't really very liberal at all.

When he suggested that one should ask what they could do for their country instead of what their country could do for them, he left the liberal ranks for certain.

 

Democrats have a hard time remembering that one.

I find it ironic that Kennedy is a liberal icon. He wasn't really very liberal at all.

When he suggested that one should ask what they could do for their country instead of what their country could do for them, he left the liberal ranks for certain. </font>[/QUOTE]Not only that, he was ((hold onto your hats, libs)) a Supply-Sider!

 

Not only that, but he got us into Vietnam in the first place.