John Kerry Slams His Own Country At Davos

[Midnight Judges]

And what's wrong with Kerry's statement? It's 100% accurate. This administration has been a failure with a capitol "F".

They've done everything they can to tarnish the great things about this country.

Agreed. I'm not a big Kerry fan but his comments were dead on. We are more isolated than ever as a result of Bush's disasterous foreign policy.

[G.A.C.O.L.B.]

Hey Sarge John Bolton just gave an interview to a French, yes FRENCH, newspaper criticizing Bush. Has the warrent for sedition already been approved? We need to arrest this bastard.

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/...ce-US-Iraq.php

[Midnight Judges]

Hey Sarge John Bolton just gave an interview to a French, yes FRENCH, newspaper criticizing Bush. Has the warrent for sedition already been approved? We need to arrest this bastard.

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/...ce-US-Iraq.php

Good find and a perfect fit. One thing though, you should have pretended Bolton was criticizing America, not Bush. Can't wait to see what the mental midget thinks about this.

[chomerics]

You're right. There's our side (That would be America's side)

Well, the last time I looked, YOUR SIDE is less than 29% of the population in our country. . .so are you saying that all of America is full of traitors, except for the 29% partisan hacks who are STILL behind the sinking ship known as the GOP? What happens when it dwindles down to 10%, are you still willing to call everyone in this country without a warped and false sense of reality a traitor? I bet you are, and the

and their side (Flaming commie liberals). You evidently, agree with the other side.

Hmm, flaming commie liberal is what I am? I would take that as a compliment form a knuckle dragging imbecile who still thinks Iraq was a good idea, and the Neo-cons are "misunderestimated" the opponents

So no comment about arresting Lott or Delay huh? i guess your hypocrisy has absolutely no bounds. What's next, are you going to say Bush is a liberal??? Wait, you have already tried that defense as well

[headexplode]

I really wish my father was still around to debate that with you. Unfortunately he didn't endure 3 paper cuts and get sent home early from his TOD to throw somebody else's medals over the White House fence. Instead he served out his entire tour in-country and the exposure to Agent Orange (for which the government paid him $90 a month after he left the service) may have been a contributing factor to the skin cancer that killed him in 2001.

As for Jane, anyone who goes to an enemy country during the course of a war for any reason other than killing people, is not someone I would consider anything other than a Traitor.



As I said before, I really wish my father was still around to explain it to you. I got my views on the topic from him as I was growing up. His views included the concept that it was the people here in the States, protesting the war, talking down the American troops morale and abilities that was the main reason we lost the war in Vietnam. I wasn't alive at the time, so you'll have to take it up with him if you want to get into an arguement over it.

I don't need it explained to me--I understand very clearly. I simply disagree that anti-war protest is tantamount to treason. By implication you're calling me a traitor. I also think that obsessing over Jane Fonda is extremely unhealthy and counterproductive. I also don't believe anti-war protest lowers troop morale, and if it does, we have bigger problems than we thought. I mean, they're soldiers, for christs' sake. What do they care?

Generally, anti-war protests are not about hating the troops or wanting to see them come to harm. It's about making yourself heard. Unalienable rights and all that. If anything it should make the troops proud that they're serving a country where people are allowed to dissent and take back the streets and tell the government what's on their mind. Otherwise, we wouldn't be the country we are today, the country you love and your father obviously loved so much.

Personally, I'm not against war itself, I'm against the unchecked, arrogant, and irrational abuse of power that this country has become so fond of. It has nothing to do with the troops. They have their job and I have mine. Me--I won't fight to make rich people richer, I don't care what party they're from or what country they're preside over. And since I'm a taxpayer, I think I should be able to have a say in how that money is spent without being called a traitor.

[Sarge]

Hey Sarge John Bolton just gave an interview to a French, yes FRENCH, newspaper criticizing Bush. Has the warrent for sedition already been approved? We need to arrest this bastard.

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/...ce-US-Iraq.php

Aside from saying the US has no strategic interests in a UNITED Iraq, where did he put down the country?

Nice try

[Sarge]

Well, the last time I looked, YOUR SIDE is less than 29% of the population in our country. . .so are you saying that all of America is full of traitors, except for the 29% partisan hacks who are STILL behind the sinking ship known as the GOP? What happens when it dwindles down to 10%, are you still willing to call everyone in this country without a warped and false sense of reality a traitor? I bet you are, and the



Hmm, flaming commie liberal is what I am? I would take that as a compliment form a knuckle dragging imbecile who still thinks Iraq was a good idea, and the Neo-cons are "misunderestimated" the opponents

So no comment about arresting Lott or Delay huh? i guess your hypocrisy has absolutely no bounds. What's next, are you going to say Bush is a liberal??? Wait, you have already tried that defense as well

First, you assume the American side is (the one you say is at 29%) is derived from some CNNABCCBSMSNBC poll.

Second, one need only search your previous post to deduce the flaming liberal part. The really sad part is, you don't think you are a lib.

Speaking of being in their own little world

[DCsportsfan53]

You'll note the source is the Boston Herald. And I'd rather be brain dead than a traitor.

MAybe Carter and Kerry can get together and form a "think" tank

There you have it ladies and gentleman. The core message of today's Grand Ole Party. If you disagree, if you think the Republican President is taking us down the wrong path (even though, at this point, most GOPers don't even like him) then you are a traitor. Viva la Party, **** the country, we don't want the ones who don't think exactly like us here, anyways. I'd just like to point out just how patriotic and in the spirit of our nation that view point is. You guys are commendable.

[Zuck]

Aside from saying the US has no strategic interests in a UNITED Iraq, where did he put down the country?

Nice try

How dare he go into a foreign country and say the U.S. is following a "flawed" diplomatic strategy.

This undermines the authority of the U.S. in a time of war.


despicable....

[Air Force Cane]

just when I felt a touch of empathy for him over dropping out of the Presidential race following his insult to the troops-

he demonstrates once again what a total ahole he really and truly is.

Being a leftist means your own country is never correct- and every tinpot dictator is a guest of honor

[EersSkins05]

I really wish my father was still around to debate that with you. Unfortunately he didn't endure 3 paper cuts and get sent home early from his TOD to throw somebody else's medals over the White House fence.

You're so quick to degrade John Kerry's service in Vietnam... I wonder why that is. After all, you full-throatedly support a President that spent that time getting laid, doing blow, and occasionally showing up for his National Guard responsibilities.

Oh well, a Democrat that serves honorably and with valor in Vietnam is just some punk traitor, right?

[EersSkins05]

just when I felt a touch of empathy for him over dropping out of the Presidential race following his insult to the troops-

he demonstrates once again what a total ahole he really and truly is.

Being a leftist means your own country is never correct- and every tinpot dictator is a guest of honor

Just when I think you might be moderately intelligent, you bring up the "insult to the troops" bit that any rational person has accepted as a speaking gaffe.

Is this really ALL the Right has to hang its hat on these days?

Sad times, sad times...

[Sarge]

Just when I think you might be moderately intelligent, you bring up the "insult to the troops" bit that any rational person has accepted as a speaking gaffe.

Is this really ALL the Right has to hang its hat on these days?

Sad times, sad times...

Par for the Kerry course

[Mass_SkinsFan]

You're so quick to degrade John Kerry's service in Vietnam... I wonder why that is. After all, you full-throatedly support a President that spent that time getting laid, doing blow, and occasionally showing up for his National Guard responsibilities.

Oh well, a Democrat that serves honorably and with valor in Vietnam is just some punk traitor, right?

I would suggest that neither Mr. Kerry nor President Bush have a great military record to stand on. Mr. Kerry's issues have been gone over repeatedly by the SwiftBoat crew and others, so I won't go through them again except to say that if that's serving with honor, there are a lot of Vietnam Veterans who deserve a great deal more recognition for their sacrifices. President Bush's service was not combat service. Then again, something tells me that if Mr. Kerry had been able to, he'd have chosen that line of service as well; so he shouldn't get too high on his horse.

I support this President's military actions because I felt (and still feel) that they're necessary. Had Mr. Kerry been in office when September 11th occured, I'm not so sure I'd have been able to support what I believe he would have done instead. It's as simple as that.

[SkinsHokieFan]

I would again say "who cares what John Kerry thinks"

But this stuff becomes headlines in places like Pakistan. And it is a United States senator


Mr. Kerry is best keeping his mouth shut overseas.