Nickdfresh
10-27-2004, 02:50 PM
These are my thoughts after viewing hypocritical Sinclairs (largely unaired) bullshit, they were orgionally posted in another thread:
What a load of horseshit. I'm not really sure what "journalist's" Carlton Shitwoods point was; was it that Kerry personally tortured downed U.S. Airman? Former POW John McCain has absolved Kerry's statements and the two are close friends. Was it that he was lying? (all of Kerry's testimony is supported by the historical record and the experience of many other veterans that I have known). SH cannot be compared to F911. Both are propaganda that have weaknesses, but at least F911 was entertaining and had a coherent thesis that was somewhat undercut by its faulty logic. SH is just another boring, retread piece of faulty logic made by a pseudo-journalist who must establish his credibility as an unbiased investigator of the corrupt of any political persuasion in the program's beginning because he knows he will have none at the end. When vet and ex-Marine Sherwood voices moral outrage and hurt at being painted with a brush by Kerry, he comes off sounding like a crybaby, a pansy with an ax to grind.
Interesting how the program leaves out certain recently declassified documents that show the Nixon Administration knew that the war was lost and the Theiu regime (South Vietnam's last "president") was on the verge of collapse. Nixon continued to send GI's to their death simply to insure the South didn't fall before the 1972 elections knowing full well their sacrifice was for his re-election campaign, not for America's interests and not for victory. This sounds a little familiar? Deja-vu?
I am a lover free speech and appreciate this link. But I find Sherwood's pompous and very hypocritical tribute to Americans who died and served in Vietnam to be interesting an appalling. Since he works for Sinclair Broadcasting, a media company that spit on the flag draped coffins of dead American freedom fighters coming home from Iraq by forcing their affliliated stations to not air an edition of ABC's Nightline program in which the names of our fallen heroes was read. I guess it is all in the perspective. If Vietnam veterans were betrayed by Kerry, then Sherwood and Sinclair have betrayed those whose names where read that night and stolen their honor. Sinclair has betrayed and spat on the graves of those who have perished in Iraq for their lackeys in the BCE.
Can we get a link to "Fahrenheit 911" on? Suppose not.
What a load of horseshit. I'm not really sure what "journalist's" Carlton Shitwoods point was; was it that Kerry personally tortured downed U.S. Airman? Former POW John McCain has absolved Kerry's statements and the two are close friends. Was it that he was lying? (all of Kerry's testimony is supported by the historical record and the experience of many other veterans that I have known). SH cannot be compared to F911. Both are propaganda that have weaknesses, but at least F911 was entertaining and had a coherent thesis that was somewhat undercut by its faulty logic. SH is just another boring, retread piece of faulty logic made by a pseudo-journalist who must establish his credibility as an unbiased investigator of the corrupt of any political persuasion in the program's beginning because he knows he will have none at the end. When vet and ex-Marine Sherwood voices moral outrage and hurt at being painted with a brush by Kerry, he comes off sounding like a crybaby, a pansy with an ax to grind.
Interesting how the program leaves out certain recently declassified documents that show the Nixon Administration knew that the war was lost and the Theiu regime (South Vietnam's last "president") was on the verge of collapse. Nixon continued to send GI's to their death simply to insure the South didn't fall before the 1972 elections knowing full well their sacrifice was for his re-election campaign, not for America's interests and not for victory. This sounds a little familiar? Deja-vu?
I am a lover free speech and appreciate this link. But I find Sherwood's pompous and very hypocritical tribute to Americans who died and served in Vietnam to be interesting an appalling. Since he works for Sinclair Broadcasting, a media company that spit on the flag draped coffins of dead American freedom fighters coming home from Iraq by forcing their affliliated stations to not air an edition of ABC's Nightline program in which the names of our fallen heroes was read. I guess it is all in the perspective. If Vietnam veterans were betrayed by Kerry, then Sherwood and Sinclair have betrayed those whose names where read that night and stolen their honor. Sinclair has betrayed and spat on the graves of those who have perished in Iraq for their lackeys in the BCE.
Can we get a link to "Fahrenheit 911" on? Suppose not.