John Kerry�s Past Reflects Current "Anything To Win" Strategy 

By Sher Zieve 
Sept. 27, 2004 

The current presidential election cycle has been one of the most bizarre
in recent history. Apart from the really vicious and misleading rhetoric
employed during this campaign season, the Democrats have presented us
with one of the most improbable and illogical candidates ever to seek the
Presidency of the United States. During his 20 year Senate career, John
Kerry has maintained the dubious title of �Most Liberal Senator�; more
left-leaning than even Sen. Ted Kennedy. However, this label is minor
compared to Mr. Kerry�s other characteristics. John Kerry may be the
first truly anti-American candidate to affect a run for the presidency.
Mr. Kerry has, also, displayed an almost pathological proclivity towards
needing to be on every side of every issue. This projects continuing
examples of poor judgment and lack of consistency that I find extremely
disconcerting; especially for one who would seek the Presidency of the
United States. 

One of the peculiar aspects of the Kerry campaign was and is his
insistence to run on his four-month Viet Nam tour of duty. Apart from
being one of (if not �the�) most unpopular wars the in the history of the
US, the Viet Nam experience dredges up all manner of negative feelings
for those who remember or have studied it in depth. But, for some
inexplicable reason Mr. Kerry chose his service there as his platform�s
foundation. Therefore, anything he said or says about it is fair game.
The Swiftboat Veterans for Truth, who maintain a very different picture
and analysis of Kerry�s time in Viet Nam, have published and presented a
definitive book about Kerry-�Unfit For Command�. Although multiple
reasons are given in the book for not electing John Kerry to any position
of power (let alone the most powerful position on the planet), I found
Chapter 7- �Meeting With the Enemy� indicative of the Kerry message.
Kerry�s anti-war and anti-American escapades, during the 1970s are widely
known. However, not so widely known or reported are his adventures with
the Communist enemy. Ion Mihai Pacepa, the highest ranking KGB officer to
defect to the west said in June 2004 that the disinformation Kerry spewed
to the 1971 Fulbright Committee �for free� was the same information it
had cost the KGB $50MM a year to fund the Communist front group �World
Peace Organization�. Kerry was doing the communists� job very well. 

Kerry�s anti-American activities had more to do with the [then] climate
of the US and his political ambitions than it with his beliefs. He
follows this same �strategy� today. 

In 1970, while the Viet Nam war was still being waged by the US, Kerry
went to Paris; ostensibly to honeymoon with his first wife-the former
Julia Thorne. The Kerry campaign finally acknowledged that, while there,
Kerry met with and �talked privately with a leading Communist
representative�. In June 1971, Lo Duc Tho (one of the original founders
of the Indochina Communist Party and a North Vietnamese chief strategist)
arrived in Paris and met with one of his comrades-Madame Nguyen Thi Binh
(then Foreign Minister to the Provisional Revolutionary Government [PRG}
of South Viet Nam). During this meeting, Madame Binh produced a
seven-point plan to end the Viet Nam war. Central to her proposal was the
release on American POWs only if the US would admit defeat and
immediately set an exit date of its forces. During Kerry�s April 1971
testimony to the Fulbright Committee, he admitted to having met with the
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam and the PRG. He also espoused, to the
committee, some of the points contained in Madame Binh�s seven- point
proposal, which she subsequently presented to Lo Duc Tho in July of that
year. The evidence that Kerry had been part and parcel to Madame Binh�s
plan was and is compelling. We do know, without equivocation, that he
took an unauthorized meeting with the enemy (during time of war) in 1970.
At best, Kerry�s behaviors are disturbing. This meeting, coupled with his
[then] ongoing anti-American rhetoric and behavior did, indeed, �give aid
and comfort to the enemy� and constituted a violation of his allegiance
to the US. This is the definition of treachery. 

Fast forwarding to present day, Kerry�s current (it may not be his
last-and-final) position on the Iraq war is to remove our troops from
this theatre; to �get out� as quickly as possible. Apparently, Kerry is
totally unable to extricate himself from the 30+-years-ago Viet Nam war
and has now returned to his anti-American roots. However, the Iraq war
has no correlation (other than the fact that we are at war) to Viet Nam.
We are currently involved in a battle for the continued existence of the
United States of America. On September 11, 2001, we were savagely
attacked by Islamo-fascists. Does Mr. Kerry even remember the attack? Or,
will he do and say anything to appease his anti-American base to try and
win the presidency? Unfortunately, it�s both. 

The conflict in Iraq is neither a minor battle nor a major skirmish.
Rather, it is a war waged for the continuation of civilization. While
Kerry continues to offer his less-than-humorous comments (for example:
�this is about Osama bin forgotten�) our troops are fighting and dying to
keep our country safe and keep Kerry in his billionaire�s �lap of
luxury�. John Kerry doesn�t seem to understand much about the world, or
anything else for that matter. Mr. Kerry�s actions, words and deeds (over
thirty years ago and today) have become increasingly unconscionable; to
the point that even the US Communist Party and anarchists are supporting
his presidential bid. Guess they know a kindred spirit when they see one.
A vote for John Kerry is affected at one�s own peril and that of the
country. With Kerry, there will be no more USA as we know it. 

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About the author: About the author: Sher Zieve is a Conservative
political commentator, appeared on the CBS program "Mysteries of the
Millennium", has been included in "Who's Who in the West", 
"Who's Who in
the US" and "Who's Who in Entertainment". Ms. Zieve is the author 
of "The
Scattering-Book 1 of Earthseed" and her website is: 

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