JOHN KERRY'S WORDS OF SEDITION AGAINST TROOPS

Yesterday on CBS's," Face the Nation," John Kerry recreated his Vietnam era falsehoods against US troops when he claimed that our military was going into Iraqi homes at night, "terrorizing kids and children, you know, women, breaking sort of the customs of the - of - the historical customs, religious customs." John Kerry has become the mouth piece for the anti-war Democrats, (in other words everyone except Joe Lieberman), in Congress and his rhetoric is at best ridiculous and at worst words of sedition. He is actually accusing our troops of acts of terrorism which gives aid and credence in the Arab world to the false accusations made by Al Jezeera and Islamic radicals about our troops. This type of dangerous rhetoric encourages the enemy and strengthens their resolve when one of our own countrymen accuses our troops of terrorizing Arab women and children. How many troops will die as a result of Kerry's irresponsible words ? This liberal should place a rug on his head and fight for the enemy for his allegiance is more with them then the United States. He actually said that he supports the troops but his words and his actions betray his true feelings both about the troops and this country. After leaving Vietnam in 1971 Kerry accused troops then of a multitude of malicious and murderous acts that have been proven to be false yet his accusations sparked much of the anti-Vietnam and anti-military feelings and anger that existed during the Nixon administration. His false testimony before Congress in 1971 was a major reason the Congress cut funding for the war, leaving our military without proper support to complete the mission in Vietnam. It would seem that he is attempting to do something similar to our men and women in Iraq with his disgusting and seditious accusations that have no basis in truth other than the warped mind of the Massachusetts Senator. The only good that I can see in his being the mouth piece for the Democrats is that when they place someone in the forefront on a very controversial subject that can have a very unpopular response from the electorate it usually signifies that, that politician is expendable and their chances at higher office are minimal at best. Of course Kerry THINKS he has a chance in 2008 but his party evidentially does not. Either way this politician has caused and continues to cause untold damage to the moral and the mission of our heroic men and women in uniform. He is a disgrace to the Senate, a disgrace to the military in which he served and a disgrace to this nation!

Ken Taylor