So you are saying that you believe that over 250 guys who were there
at the same time as Kerry are all lying, but Kerry is the pillar of
truth?

You are on very shakey statistical ground.....

Dave

I say that everybody who served with Kerry
supports him.

As for the rest of the list, it surely went like this:

"Oh nuts. We've been militarizing the country for the last three years. Now it
looks like the D's have actually found somebody with a silver star and three
purple hearts to run. That's bad for us.
Quick, get out the list of guys who were in the Navy in 'Nam. How many you got
there? 17,000? OK, get on the phone and see if you can find a few hundred who
will say they knew John Kerry in the service and who will sign a letter saying
that based on a casual observation or passing acquaintance with the guy 35
years ago, they formed a solid opinion that he is unfit to be commander in
chief. Got to be at least that many Republicans in the batch."

See John McCain's comments on this. The swiftboat veterans are phony as hell.
McCain has called on Bush to repudiate the ads. That has to say something,
doesn't it?

"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
So you are saying that you believe that over 250 guys who were there
at the same time as Kerry are all lying, but Kerry is the pillar of
truth?

You are on very shakey statistical ground.....

Dave

I say that everybody who served with Kerry
supports him.



Then you would be wrong.

Then you would be wrong.

That's easy to measure.

Which of the crew members who served on Kery's boat, other than the guy who's
dead, does not support him?



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"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
Then you would be wrong.

That's easy to measure.

Which of the crew members who served on Kery's boat, other than the guy
who's
dead, does not support him?


More than half of them.

More than half of them.

My math is bad.

Six man crew.

Five guys taking time of from their lives to actively campaign for their old
skipper.

One guy dead.

Where's the "more than half"?

Gould 0738 wrote:
More than half of them.

My math is bad.

Six man crew.

Five guys taking time of from their lives to actively campaign for their old
skipper.

One guy dead.

Where's the "more than half"?

Someone popped Dennis' top years ago, and all his fizz escaped.

--
"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in
Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me -
you can't get fooled again." -George W. Bush, Nashville, Tenn., Sept.
17, 2002

In article , says...

"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
Then you would be wrong.

That's easy to measure.

Which of the crew members who served on Kery's boat, other than the guy
who's
dead, does not support him?


More than half of them.

Huh?

I'm pretty sure it's 11 of the 12 he served with (on two boats).

NONE of the swiftboatvetsfortruth of whatever the hell they're called
served with Kerry.

jps

On Thu, 5 Aug 2004 19:53:43 -0700, jps wrote:

In article , says...

"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
Then you would be wrong.

That's easy to measure.

Which of the crew members who served on Kery's boat, other than the guy
who's
dead, does not support him?


More than half of them.

Huh?

I'm pretty sure it's 11 of the 12 he served with (on two boats).

NONE of the swiftboatvetsfortruth of whatever the hell they're called
served with Kerry.

jps

Hey...*I* was on active duty in the Navy in 1967-1969.

*I* must have served with Kerry, too!

Joe Parsons

In article ,
says...
On Thu, 5 Aug 2004 19:53:43 -0700, jps wrote:

In article , says...

"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...
Then you would be wrong.

That's easy to measure.

Which of the crew members who served on Kery's boat, other than the guy
who's
dead, does not support him?


More than half of them.

Huh?

I'm pretty sure it's 11 of the 12 he served with (on two boats).

NONE of the swiftboatvetsfortruth of whatever the hell they're called
served with Kerry.

jps

Hey...*I* was on active duty in the Navy in 1967-1969.

*I* must have served with Kerry, too!

Joe Parsons

So, the difference is that you're not politically motivated to
participate in a character assassination pig pile?

I find it interesting that 250 guys who didn't know Kerry are willing to
step up to heap bad juju on him while NO ONE will show up to vouch for
Bush not being AWOL.

Irony? I think so!

jps

On 05 Aug 2004 15:15:31 GMT, (Gould 0738) wrote:

So you are saying that you believe that over 250 guys who were there
at the same time as Kerry are all lying, but Kerry is the pillar of
truth?

You are on very shakey statistical ground.....

Dave

I say that everybody who served with Kerry
supports him.

Good thing his wife has deep pockets. Such support doesn't come cheap.

As for the rest of the list, it surely went like this:

"Oh nuts. We've been militarizing the country for the last three years. Now it
looks like the D's have actually found somebody with a silver star and three
purple hearts to run. That's bad for us.
Quick, get out the list of guys who were in the Navy in 'Nam. How many you got
there? 17,000? OK, get on the phone and see if you can find a few hundred who
will say they knew John Kerry in the service and who will sign a letter saying
that based on a casual observation or passing acquaintance with the guy 35
years ago, they formed a solid opinion that he is unfit to be commander in
chief. Got to be at least that many Republicans in the batch."

Pure unfounded speculation. It could just as easily be exactly as they
have claimed on their site. It's not surprising that real military men
are republicans. That point is meaningless.

One of the guys claims to have been a doctor who treated one of Kerry
superficial wounds that he received a purple heart for. Are you
calling him a liar? Please provide the evidence that he is, in fact
lying.


See John McCain's comments on this. The swiftboat veterans are phony as hell.
McCain has called on Bush to repudiate the ads. That has to say something,
doesn't it?

It says that I have to question McCain's loyalties and his rationale.

Or I could speculate, like you seem fond of doing, and wonder just how
much the Kerry camp paid him to say that.

Dave