Ya,, Harry doesn't want to see any comparison of this war,,, especially to
something like Vietnam. UNLESS his hero Kennedy makes it. I will have to
repeat what I said then for you harry,, because your not too smart.

Particularly funny when you consider that Vietnam was Kennedy's war.
His brother is the one who started it.

And, of course, all the comparisons between a war that lasted a decade
and a war that lasted 3 months fail miserably.

Kennedy is and always has been a joke.

You need to quote someone who is not 1) a murderer, 2) an accomplish
to a rape, 3) a drunk.

Harry, you need a new puppet master.


And also there Harry,,, Doesn't the Kerry Family own Heinz Ketchup? Do you
know how much offshore labor or non American labor is used for making that
Product? How come when Kerry was asked about this, he only claimed that he
has nothing to do with the managing of the firm? He (or his wife) own the
firm, but have no control over management? He criticizes the president over
his job migration thing, and Kerry himself takes advantage of lower income
earning labor.

Come on Harry,,,, Your not looking too good here, It appears that the
Democrats are banking on the ignorance of the voters again,,,, and you are
falling right into line.,, But I never did think you were too smart there
Harry,,,,







"thunder" wrote in message
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On Wed, 07 Apr 2004 00:14:50 -0400, John Gaquin wrote:


You have to stay focused on the long term strategic goals, and observe
what's happening. Whether its business or military, short term focus is
useless when applied to long term problems.

I think I would agree with you, if someone could just explain what our
long term strategic goals are in Iraq.

" Tuuk" wrote in message news:90Ucc.11734

And also there Harry,,, Doesn't the Kerry Family own Heinz Ketchup? Do you
know how much offshore labor or non American labor is used for making that
Product? How come when Kerry was asked about this, he only claimed that he
has nothing to do with the managing of the firm? He (or his wife) own the
firm, but have no control over management? He criticizes the president
over
his job migration thing, and Kerry himself takes advantage of lower income
earning labor.

Tuuk, you have to be fair when it is due. Neither John Kerry nor the Kerry
family "owns the firm". Kerry had nothing major to do with Heinz before he
married into it. In fact, his wife had nothing to do with it before SHE
married into it. Heinz is a publicly traded company in which Teresa Heinz,
by virtue of her first husband's death, is a very major shareholder.

Heinz is an international concern in the truest sense of the word. Some 60%
of their sales are outside of the US. Its only reasonable to locate
production close to markets when possible. Last figures I saw indicated
about 60% of sales outside of the US, and about 72% of production outside of
the US. So, they're maybe a little unbalanced, but nowhere near a major
offender.

Much as I'd love to cover him in catsup, this one won't work.

"John Gaquin" wrote in message
...

" Tuuk" wrote in message news:90Ucc.11734

And also there Harry,,, Doesn't the Kerry Family own Heinz Ketchup? Do
you
know how much offshore labor or non American labor is used for making
that
Product? How come when Kerry was asked about this, he only claimed that
he
has nothing to do with the managing of the firm? He (or his wife) own
the
firm, but have no control over management? He criticizes the president
over
his job migration thing, and Kerry himself takes advantage of lower
income
earning labor.

Tuuk, you have to be fair when it is due. Neither John Kerry nor the
Kerry
family "owns the firm". Kerry had nothing major to do with Heinz before
he
married into it. In fact, his wife had nothing to do with it before SHE
married into it. Heinz is a publicly traded company in which Teresa
Heinz,
by virtue of her first husband's death, is a very major shareholder.

Heinz is an international concern in the truest sense of the word. Some
60%
of their sales are outside of the US. Its only reasonable to locate
production close to markets when possible.

.....especially for food products whose raw materials are highly perishable,
like tomatoes. This logic probably escaped Tuuk, though. :-)