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(Message started by: Jeepgun on Nov 1st, 2004, 4:56pm)

Title: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Jeepgun on Nov 1st, 2004, 4:56pm
Precisely why I think Senator Kerry should be in jail, rather than running for the presidency. I've been trying my best to stay out of politics, but after seeing this video, I am sick at heart to think that he may become Commander In Chief of our honorable soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen:

http://www.stolenhonor.com/documentary/watch-video.asp

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Ree on Nov 1st, 2004, 5:17pm
You are going to open up a can of worms with the start of this thread, that I cant be present for... I'll see you guys after the election.  Every time I hear the horrors of war my stomach gets ripped apart and I cannot eat.  I cannot sleep.  I went through it then with my brother. Im going through it now with my kids. Those things did happen if you dont know that well you are naive.  Those things are happening now. Only now We are having our heads cut off.  Its sad that we ever have to be at war.
Have a great night ~~~ God bless the USA    ree

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by LeLimey on Nov 1st, 2004, 5:19pm
What a harrowing video. So much is owed by all of us to so few. The hardest part to accept is that soldiers who served there were vilified for doing so.. those lucky enough to come back. :'(

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by nani on Nov 1st, 2004, 6:00pm

Quote:
Those things did happen if you dont know that well you are naive.


Atrocities in war have been going on since the first war. To believe that everyone can live under the conditions of war without snapping is indeed very naive. Just like there are bad cops, there are bad soldiers. How many of us could live under those conditions day in and day out.... thank God most hold on to their humanity. John Kerry was not the only Vietnam vet who spoke out against the war and the atrocities. And how dare we minimize ANY OF THEIR personal sacrifices in going, because they chose to tell the truth. Has anyone heard of the organization Vets for Peace? Wise men indeed. They would know.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Jonny on Nov 1st, 2004, 6:13pm
Anyone that votes for this fucking scumbag deserves what they get!!

...................................jonny

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Pegase on Nov 1st, 2004, 6:46pm
....a better world ;)

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Jonny on Nov 1st, 2004, 6:51pm

on 11/01/04 at 18:46:52, Pegase wrote:
....a better world ;)


Yeah.....in Canada.....not here!

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 1st, 2004, 6:59pm

on 11/01/04 at 18:00:58, nani wrote:
And how dare we minimize ANY OF THEIR personal sacrifices in going, because they chose to tell the truth. Has anyone heard of the organization Vets for Peace? Wise men indeed. They would know.


How do you know they were telling the "truth"?  Of all the guys that went over, these so called "Wise Men" are about 1-2% of the total.  Would you believe 1-2% of the people who said they cured CH?  No, they get flamed big time.  If Bush beats Kerry by 1-2%, you would call it a scham.  Sheesh...

T

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by alleyoop on Nov 1st, 2004, 6:59pm
Fantastic documentary! Long but well worth the time to watch! Thanks Frank! Anyone who can watch that and still vote for Kerry, is not anyone I wish to associate with.

...................alley

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 1st, 2004, 6:59pm

on 11/01/04 at 18:46:52, Pegase wrote:
....a better world ;)



Don't you have some skates to sharpen?  Oh, wait...the national cash crop of Canada is on lock out!   [smiley=laugh.gif]

All fun intended, but seriously...we have enough arguements about politics in this country without other countries who can't vote, getting involved.

T

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by john_d on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:05pm

on 11/01/04 at 18:59:45, Tom K wrote:
Don't you have some skates to sharpen?  Oh, wait...the national cash crop of Canada is on lock out!   [smiley=laugh.gif]

All fun intended, but seriously...we have enough arguements about politics in this country without other countries who can't vote, getting involved.

T


dude, he's not voting- he's posting an opinion on a message board of his fellow clusterheads.    And frankly, Canada are our friends right now- let's not be jerks to them.  Thanks.

edit
BTW, our election matters very much to most of the world.    That's what happens when you are the last super power, our countries fate effects the fate of everybody.  I feel very fortunate to be able to vote and certain sense of responsibility to respectfully listen to the folks from other countries.  Maybe I am nuts I don't know.  Let me have it, I don't care.  

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:15pm

on 11/01/04 at 19:05:20, john_d wrote:
dude, he's not voting- he's posting an opinion on a message board of his fellow clusterheads.    And frankly, Canada are our friends right now- let's not be jerks to them.  Thanks.

edit
BTW, our election matters very much to most of the world.    That's what happens when you are the last super power, our countries fate effects the fate of everybody.  I feel very fortunate to be able to vote and certain sense of responsibility to respectfully listen to the folks from other countries.  Maybe I am nuts I don't know.  Let me have it, I don't care.  



That's why it said..."All fun intended...."  Pegase and I have had many political debates before on here...he knows where I stand, I know where he stands...If he is offended, then I will appologize.  Unfortunately for me, most of the people on here stand on his side of the asile.  Don't understand it, but respect it.  When it is all said and done, this country(and Canadian posters  ;;D) will still have to live and work together.  How that is going to happen is way beyond me, because the hatred for the sitting President is so deeply engrained.  Don't remember people actually hating Clinton, I didn't like him, but I still respected the office.  Doesn't seem to be the case now, since there was a book or article or something called, "How to assinate Bush".  There was no outcry from the Left to denounce this piece of crap, er, I mean work.  Don't understand it.   [smiley=huh.gif]

T

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by ivanov on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:15pm
Yes, a better world and country that might have a chance
to regain its lost honor.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by john_d on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:19pm

on 11/01/04 at 19:15:20, Tom K wrote:
That's why it said..."All fun intended...."  Pegase and I have had many political debates before on here...he knows where I stand, I know where he stands...If he is offended, then I will appologize.  Unfortunately for me, most of the people on here stand on his side of the asile.  Don't understand it, but respect it.  When it is all said and done, this country(and Canadian posters  ;;D) will still have to live and work together.  How that is going to happen is way beyond me, because the hatered for the sitting President is so deeply engrained.  Don't remember people actually hating Clinton, I didn't like him, but I still respected the office.  Doesn't seem to be the case now, since there was a book or article or something called, "How to assinate Bush".  There was no outcry from the Left to denounce this piece of crap, er, I mean work.  Don't understand it.   [smiley=huh.gif]

T


Gotcha, it was a knee-jerk reaction on my part.  

Well,  I am on your side of the aisle actually,  though I don't like talking politics.  But I will be voting and crossing my fingers tomorrow.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Jonny on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:23pm

on 11/01/04 at 19:15:30, ivanov wrote:
lost honor.


What fucking world are you living in?

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by john_d on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:29pm

on 11/01/04 at 19:15:30, ivanov wrote:
Yes, a better world and country that might have a chance
to regain its lost honor.


WTF!!!!  This is why I avoid these threads...someone has to start actually bad-mouthing our country.   Lost our honor?   We have not lost our honor.  

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Marc on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:29pm

Quote:
BTW, our election matters very much to most of the world.  That's what happens when you are the last super power, our countries fate effects the fate of everybody



That's an important point - and I want it to stay that way.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by mynm156 on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:36pm
Who can say this is true or not?  I believe that those terrible things probably DID happen.  

I dont like either canidate but come on you cant say George Bush is any better or worse than John Kerry.  Like it or not one of them is gonna be our Presidentfor the next four years.  So Shut up, pick your poison.  If you dont vote then dont BITCH!

MYNM156

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by nani on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:37pm

Quote:
How do you know they were telling the "truth"?  Of all the guys that went over, these so called "Wise Men" are about 1-2% of the total.  Would you believe 1-2% of the people who said they cured CH?  No, they get flamed big time.  If Bush beats Kerry by 1-2%, you would call it a scham.  Sheesh...

Tom - have you fought in a war? If you have-then I will give you all due credit.  BTW- I did not say anything about the election or Kerry the candidate. I referred to Vietnam vets who came back and renounced the war and it's atrocities. I believe there is also a group of Iraq war vets doing the same thing right now. War is hell, bro. Whether you vote for Bush or Kerry.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Pegase on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:37pm
I knew I would had a bash for that little comment... but you know I love to live dangerously... It was a small one though.... pheew ;) Dont forget I was posting back to jonny too... pheeew again ;)

I also knew my friend Tom would answer me back... In fact I was waiting for it... A spank a day keeps the doctor away :D

I know this election is really hard for all of you and I only hope it will go better in USA... The only thing I know is that the decision you're gonna take tomorrow will also have impact on my life and the rest of the World...

I wish you all good luck....

Hey Tom maybe I could teach you how to skate and play with a puck ;) And Tom... ditto what you said: "Don't understand it, but respect it."... sincerly.

Thanks John ;)

Phil

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by john_d on Nov 1st, 2004, 7:56pm
Pegase, nice having you around.



Jeep- that was a great movie, thanks for posting it.          

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by BobG on Nov 1st, 2004, 8:12pm

on 11/01/04 at 19:37:04, nani wrote:
I referred to Vietnam vets who came back and renounced the war and it's atrocities. .

And there were thousands of them. And they were all correct in doing so.
At least Kerry was trying to stop that fuckin' mess. What were the "official" negotiators doing? For 3 days Kissinger cried and whined because the table was oval shaped and he wanted a rectangular table so he could sit at the head. During those 3 days of stalling, over 1000 American soldiers, sailors and marines died.
George Bush escaped the draft to avoid Vietnam service. Instead he went AWOL from The Texas National Guard. Someone else had to fill the spot that Bush ran from. Maybe if Bush had done his honorable duty there would be one different name on The Wall.

Since the spin on Kerry and Stolen Honor website was put up here, just to be fair, how about the website for Michael Moore's documentary?

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Marc on Nov 1st, 2004, 8:26pm
Hi Bob!

No matter what side you're on, to be really fair, Moore's piece can't be called a documentary. (Not that most of the political video’s are either)

I firmly believe in healthy discussion and even level headed arguments, but Moore’s purpose is strictly self serving - to promote himself.

Marc


Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 1st, 2004, 8:28pm

on 11/01/04 at 20:12:38, BobG wrote:
, how about the website for Michael Moore's documentary?



I think you just summed up the Moore spin.


T

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 1st, 2004, 8:34pm

on 11/01/04 at 19:37:04, nani wrote:
Tom - have you fought in a war? If you have-then I will give you all due credit.  BTW- I did not say anything about the election or Kerry the candidate. I referred to Vietnam vets who came back and renounced the war and it's atrocities. I believe there is also a group of Iraq war vets doing the same thing right now. War is hell, bro. Whether you vote for Bush or Kerry.



I wasn't over there, too young.  I didn't get in the service, having a CH in the recruiting office may have had something to do with it.  My father was in Nam, as well as my uncle and a cousin.  My cousin didn't return.  Had a nephew in DS, came back just fine.  Have a neice in Iraq.  Funny, all the crap being said about how the troops are being treated, is pretty much bullshit.  While my father was in Nam, 2 tours, he didn't see any of the crap Kerry or the other "Vets for Peace, talked about.  Since he was at the front for most of his tours, I kinda take that over what others say.
Go back and reread what I said about Kerry and Bush.  It wasn't about the election other than the fact that if it was decided by 1-2% there would be an outcry.  1-2% of anything isn't a lot.  Not enough to judge a whole war on.  That was my point!

T

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 1st, 2004, 8:36pm

on 11/01/04 at 19:37:12, Pegase wrote:
Hey Tom maybe I could teach you how to skate and play with a puck ;) And Tom... ditto what you said: "Don't understand it, but respect it."... sincerly.

Thanks John ;)

Phil


Skated and played in high school.  The team wasn't sanctioned by the school, because of libility issues.  Nothing beats the smell of the ice first thing in the morning!

T

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by BobG on Nov 1st, 2004, 8:56pm

on 11/01/04 at 20:26:03, Marc wrote:
Hi Bob!

No matter what side you're on, to be really fair, Moore's piece can't be called a documentary. (Not that most of the political video’s are either)

I firmly believe in healthy discussion and even level headed arguments, but Moore’s purpose is strictly self serving - to promote himself.

Marc

Hi Marc
You are 100% correct. Michael Moore is a piece of crap and his "documentary" is a piece of crap. And you're right that it is NOT a documentry. It is nothing more than a political bashing aimed at Bush. But Moore claims it was a documentary so that it doesn't fall under the rules on political advertising. Unfortunately there are some fools that think it tells a true story. And there are bought-and-paid-for rumor mongers working for the other side.
You just have to figure out who's telling the biggest lies.

How's that coming from a non-Bush fan?  ::)

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Melissa on Nov 1st, 2004, 9:13pm

on 11/01/04 at 18:00:58, nani wrote:
John Kerry was not the only Vietnam vet who spoke out against the war and the atrocities.

True, but he IS the only one in the running for the White House and that is why Vietnam and what Kerry did after he returned is so much talked about now.  I'm not sayin anything for or against anyone, just 'splainin.


Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Marc on Nov 1st, 2004, 9:14pm
That's why I love you Bob  :-*

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by floridian on Nov 1st, 2004, 10:17pm

on 11/01/04 at 20:56:46, BobG wrote:
Hi Marc
You are 100% correct. Michael Moore is a piece of crap and his "documentary" is a piece of crap. And you're right that it is NOT a documentry. It is nothing more than a political bashing aimed at Bush. But Moore claims it was a documentary so that it doesn't fall under the rules on political advertising. Unfortunately there are some fools that think it tells a true story. And there are bought-and-paid-for rumor mongers working for the other side.
You just have to figure out who's telling the biggest lies.

How's that coming from a non-Bush fan?  ::)


I think there is a degree of cosmic balance to the Universe.  Michael Moore was brought on by decades of Limbaugh, Coulter, Malkin, etc etc.  Sometimes payback is a bitch.  

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 1st, 2004, 10:23pm

on 11/01/04 at 20:56:46, BobG wrote:
Hi Marc
You are 100% correct. Michael Moore is a piece of crap and his "documentary" is a piece of crap. And you're right that it is NOT a documentry. It is nothing more than a political bashing aimed at Bush. But Moore claims it was a documentary so that it doesn't fall under the rules on political advertising. Unfortunately there are some fools that think it tells a true story. And there are bought-and-paid-for rumor mongers working for the other side.
You just have to figure out who's telling the biggest lies.

How's that coming from a non-Bush fan?  ::)



The funniest thing I have heard during the last few days was some girl, college age or so, say about the Moore movie..."It is all true, it is against the law to lie in a movie." [smiley=laugh.gif]  I think everyone would agree that stupid people shouldn't only be stopped from reproducing, but also voting.

T

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by thebbz on Nov 1st, 2004, 11:18pm
Lets see who you going to believe Metal of Honor winner or politician??? Truth is there hasn't been an election recently that I really felt I had a decent pick. I vote only for the right to bitch. Last president worth voting for they shot in Texas. [smiley=huh.gif]
BB

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Charlie on Nov 1st, 2004, 11:30pm
I forgot to see this thing. I do know that the creep who lies about his reasons for broadcasting shit about Kerry is farther to the right than Louis IV.

Kerry's big mistake is that he doesn't have the political street smarts as Clinton. He should have hit every talk show the minute these Swiftboat liars started. They do it for all of his elections.  

He's honest, Bush isn't about his draft-dodging sweet deal in the Texas Air National Guard where many spoiled brats of his social strata wound up.

I vote against Bush because I shudder to think of how much damage this horror will do when he doesn't have to be reelected. He's a dangerous man.

Charlie

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Mr. Happy on Nov 1st, 2004, 11:36pm

on 11/01/04 at 23:18:30, thebbz wrote:
Last president worth voting for they shot in Texas.

What? I thought Wallace got shot in Maryland, somewhere around `72 or so..........


on 11/01/04 at 23:30:08, Charlie wrote:
I shudder to think of how much damage this horror will do when he doesn't have to be reelected. He's a dangerous man.

They're all dangerous. Some are more dangerous than others.

Just trying to help,
RJ

Edited to correct spacing

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by thebbz on Nov 1st, 2004, 11:40pm
They shoot all the good picks..too bad. Good help Happy!
[smiley=laugh.gif]
BB

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by BobG on Nov 1st, 2004, 11:52pm
I was just watching the  late news. It was reported that due to the enormous volume of voters this time that an extra day has been added  to handle the increase in balloting and counting.

If you are voting for Kerry/Edwards you are to go to your polling place on Tuesday, Nov 2.

If you are voting for Bush-Chenney you are to go to your polling place on Wednesday, Nov 3.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Charlie on Nov 2nd, 2004, 12:00am
Like Texas maybe:

Vote soon and vote often

Charlie

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Callico_Kid on Nov 2nd, 2004, 12:57am
Two minor (?) points I would bring to the table.

    1)  George Bush did not go AWOL from the Guard.  If you will check his record he had more hours logged and more service time recorded than was required for his posting.  As a result he was allowed time off as were others in the same position.  The physical he missed was due for an aircraft that was taken out of service by the Guard, hence the physical was unnecessary.

    2)  George Bush signed his Form 180 making his personal files concerning his military service public.  John Kerry has refused to do so.  Why?

I voted early due to being out of town for work, and am proud to have voted for Bush.  However, I don't care who you vote for as long as you vote out of personal conviction rather than party line.  I may disagree with you, but I honor anyone who follows his convictions, and am always interested in an honest debate on the issues.

Jerry
BTW  I am registered as an Independent, not Republican.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Charlie on Nov 2nd, 2004, 1:55am
The big lie. It's famous and it works. Karl Rove uses it over and over and over.

Charlie

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by BobG on Nov 2nd, 2004, 2:06am
Yep, what Charlie said.

Bob
BTW, I'm registered as a Republican, not an Independent.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by alleyoop on Nov 2nd, 2004, 7:03am

on 11/01/04 at 22:23:08, Tom K wrote:
 I think everyone would agree that stupid people shouldn't only be stopped from reproducing, but also voting.

Hey, that might be the end of bipartisan politics in the US. It'd surely mean the end of the democratic party! If a person can't name his or her senators and congressmen, he shouldn't be allowed to vote.

.......................alley

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Bob P on Nov 2nd, 2004, 7:21am

Quote:
George Bush signed his Form 180 making his personal files concerning his military service public.  John Kerry has refused to do so.  Why?

Because:

http://www.nysun.com/article/4040

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by john_d on Nov 2nd, 2004, 8:13am

on 11/01/04 at 23:36:15, Mr. Happy wrote:
Edited to correct spacing


happy's content is cool, but his details are even cooler

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Jeepgun on Nov 2nd, 2004, 9:20am
I agree with TheBBZ, and I choose to believe a Congressional Medal Of Honor recipient over John Kerry. John Kerry, whether he intended to or not, did a lot of damage, and I doubt if it will ever be mended. If he is elected to the Presidency, chances are, this will be the death knell for the Democratic party. As to whether the damage he will do can be repaired is anyone's guess.

I voted ten days ago, when early voting began at the county courthouse, here. Tonight's festivities will certainly be interesting.

No matter which side of the political fence your views fall to, may the very best be done for our nation.

-Frank

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by PittsburghJoe on Nov 2nd, 2004, 9:29am
I'm glad I had better things to do last night than watch this propaganda. I'm sure the people who made this little film had no personal or political axe to grind, and it was made strictly for the public interest.

Anyhow, it's too late to change my vote. It has been cast already, and I feel good about it.

Hope all of you do the same.

Joe

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Bob P on Nov 2nd, 2004, 9:42am

Quote:
I'm sure the people who made this little film had no personal or political axe to grind
Wrong Joe.  These people have a very personal axe to grind.  They feel Kerry's actions in the anit-war movement kept them in POW camps for years longer than they should have been.  The communist regiem has verified this by saying that Nixon's bombing of North Viet Nam was hurting them badly but the civil unrest in the US was the hope that kept them hanging on.

They have an axe to grind as do many Nam Vets.  Some will tell you it's political but as for me, it's very, very personal!

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by nani on Nov 2nd, 2004, 9:47am

Quote:
They have an axe to grind as do many Nam Vets


And many other Vietnam vets agree with Kerry's actions.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Jeepgun on Nov 2nd, 2004, 9:49am

on 11/02/04 at 09:47:21, nani wrote:
And many other Vietnam vets agree with Kerry's actions.



Please name one.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 2nd, 2004, 9:59am

on 11/02/04 at 09:42:34, Bob P wrote:
Wrong Joe.  These people have a very personal axe to grind.


Quote:
I'm sure the people who made this little film had no personal or political axe to grind, and it was made strictly for the public interest.


Hi, I'm sarcasm, have we met?   ::)

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by nani on Nov 2nd, 2004, 10:04am

Quote:
Please name one.


I know 4 that I know personally and deal with on a daily basis (my husband is one of them). It's easy for us to sit around here and judge- none of us (Present vietnam vets excluded) was there. I feel the only ones who are really entitled to an opinion on this are the ones who actually served in Vietnam. No matter what their opinion is.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Jeepgun on Nov 2nd, 2004, 10:12am
I'd be curious to know how they feel about Jane Fonda, then.

I don't know a single vet who supports what John Kerry did, or who would vote him into being dogcatcher, let alone, Commander In Chief of our armed forces.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by PittsburghJoe on Nov 2nd, 2004, 10:18am
Frank, I'm assuming you mean a single Vietnam vet.

I'm a veteran, though I was only a little kid during Veitnam. But I was serving during the first Gulf War, and I'm a Kerry supporter.

Joe

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by nani on Nov 2nd, 2004, 10:20am

Quote:
Posted by: Jeepgun Posted on: Today at 10:12am
I'd be curious to know how they feel about Jane Fonda, then.
 It took 'em awhile, but 2 of 'em are over it.

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Jeepgun on Nov 2nd, 2004, 10:20am
Well, even if you're a Kerry supporter, thank you for serving, Joe. ;) Who loves ya', baby?  [smiley=laugh.gif]

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Charlie on Nov 2nd, 2004, 2:11pm
Jane Fonda found Jesus or something. Ted Turner couldn't stand it and dumped her. Who knows what kind of shit she's into now.

Vietnam vets marched around Washington in protests. I was never a radical or against the war. What did I know? I didn't have to go.

The big lie continues

Charlie

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Bob P on Nov 2nd, 2004, 2:26pm
The snowball is gaining momentum Charlie.
Guam has gone Bush ;;D
http://www.guampdn.com/news/updates/9807.html

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Tom K on Nov 2nd, 2004, 3:02pm
Where is the "Beating a dead horse" emoicon?


T

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by floridian on Nov 2nd, 2004, 3:57pm

on 11/02/04 at 15:02:37, Tom K wrote:
Where is the "Beating a dead horse" emoicon?


T



Here's one ...

http://www.bttf.com/graphics/BeatADeadHorse.gif

Title: Re: Stolen Honor - Broadband Version
Post by Marc on Nov 2nd, 2004, 4:21pm

Quote:
Where is the "Beating a dead horse" emoicon?
 ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D



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