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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 06:43:27 GMT, "Lou P. Garrew" <howling@moon.com>
wrote:


>> >So, Schmucky, have you seen me sell weapons to Iran?
>> 
>> I saw Skerry Monster publicly promise to do so...
>
>In other words, you have no evidence of treason,

Of course I do:

http://ice.he.net/~freepnet/kerry/staticpages/index.php?page=2004060123330738

The now public FBI record clearly indicates that the VVAW of November
1971 had come under communist influence and was acting directly with
the enemy to work against US military objectives in the war. Not only
was the VVAW continuing to undermine support for the war in the United
States through its false claims of war crimes and atrocities, but now
the VVAW was negotiating with America's enemies to effect the release
of POWs to enhance their credibility as an organization, and actively
encouraging soldiers in the field to refuse orders to engage the enemy
in combat. 

This appears to violate US Code 18 USC 953, which directly forbids US
citizens from negotiating with foreign powers, as well as Article III,
Section 3 of the US Constitution, which defines treason as giving aid
and comfort to the enemy in time of war. The record reflects John
Kerry's decision to tender his resignation from the VVAW Steering
Committee, but that resignation was not to be effective immediately,
nor did John Kerry stop acting as the group's public spokesperson. 

It is clear that the VVAW leaders understood the seditious nature of
their activities -- they relocated twice to avoid surveillance by
government authorities. That turned out to be a vain hope, since the
FBI had multiple informers inside the meeting. They then debated and
voted down a proposal to assassinate several pro-war US Senators. John
Kerry, who until recently claimed to have resigned from the VVAW the
previous June, was also present for this session according to the FBI
files and a number of eyewitnesses. Senator Kerry now says he
remembers nothing of the Kansas City meeting. 

John Kerry would continue to serve as the VVAW's primary spokesman for
several more months. Newspaper reports indicate that he represented
the VVAW in public appearances at least as late as April 1972. 

The FBI files on the VVAW raise many questions, but one thing is
clear: John Kerry and his VVAW comrades were welcome guests of the
Vietnamese communists in both Paris and Hanoi, guests who could be
counted on to actively support the leadership of America's wartime
enemy.

> plus you've lied so often no one will take you seriously. 

Oh, have I?

http://www.dawn.com/2004/10/04/top14.htm

TEHRAN, Oct 3: Iran said on Sunday it had already acquired the
sensitive technology to produce its own nuclear fuel and that it would
be "irrational" to agree to surrender such a capability in exchange
for supplies from overseas. 

Foreign ministry spokesman Hamid Reza Asefi was reacting to US
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, who has suggested
providing Iran with nuclear fuel 

>But do feel free to take that to court. 

No need to when I can humiliate you at will here:

http://www.mensnewsdaily.com/archive/m-n/newman/2004/newman100304.htm

Senator Kerry said the United States should have given enriched
uranium (Iran�s nuclear power plant at Bushehr is designed to start up
with 90 tons of the stuff from Russia) to the terrorist government of
Iran and then tested the terrorists to see if they would be naughty
with the material. 

No, seriously. Kerry said: "I think the United States should have
offered the opportunity to provide the nuclear fuel, test them, see
whether or not they were actually looking for it for peaceful
purposes."