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> Bush's main problem is that he lost track of the conservative agenda
John Kerry Says Al Qaeda Not That Bad

February 11, 2004


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by Bob Newman

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In an alarming assessment of the dangers America faces from al Qaeda, 
Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry, upon being asked in a debate 
on January 29th if President Bush was overstating the terrorist threat, 
said, �"I think there has been an exaggeration. They are misleading all 
Americans in a profound way."

Kerry seems to have forgotten the horrific events of 9-11-2001, or 
perhaps in his staggering wealth he simply doesn�t give a damn. Kerry 
loved the disgusting insult the cover of his book, The New Soldier, 
delivered to the thousands of United States Marines and sailors who died 
on Iwo Jima (the cover has protestors mocking the raising of the flag on 
Mount Suribachi and holding the U.S. flag upside down). He marched with 
protestors carrying Viet Cong flags while the Viet Cong killed American 
soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines. He supported North Vietnam�s use 
of American POWs as bargaining chips in peace negotiations. He remains a 
vocal supporter of the traitorous �Hanoi Jane� Fonda, who encouraged the 
torture of American POWs. And with other radical leftists, John Kerry 
threw medals he implied belonged to him at a statue at the Capitol, when 
in reality they were not his at all (he later admitted he wasn�t sure 
whose medals those were). He even claimed to have personal knowledge of 
numerous American servicemen raping, pillaging, plundering and murdering 
across South Vietnam, which he later admitted to having heard as hearsay 
from fellow supporters of North Vietnam.

North Vietnamese war strategists have repeatedly stated that the 
communist insurgency was able to defeat the U.S. military in large part 
because of the motivation and hope the North Vietnamese Army and Viet 
Cong received from U.S. �war� protestors.

Kerry sees nothing wrong with any of this.

Now John Kerry, who according to the North Vietnamese gave them aid and 
comfort in time of war, says al Qaeda isn�t all that bad and that 
President Bush is exaggerating the danger we are in.

I wonder if he would feel that way had his family been killed in the 
attacks of September 11th, 2001.

http://mensnewsdaily.com/archive/m-n/newman/2004/newman021104.htm
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