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Originally posted by FlamesAddiction@Oct 19 2004, 04:23 PM
The closest we ever were to nuclear war was smack dab in the middle of the Vietnam war, and arguable partially because of the Vietnam war.
On atrocities in Vietnam:
Sure a lot of soldier are going to deny it.# Many are too ashamed, or do not believe what they did was an atrocity.# For every soldier who denies it, I'm sure you can find one who doesn't.# It's all heresay.#
What did Kerry have to gain by making it public anyway?# If anything, he was risking a lot of trouble.
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The closest we ever were to nuclear war was smack dab in the middle of the Vietnam war, and arguable partially because of the Vietnam war.
It was? Do not tell me that the tensions between the US and the Soviet Union in 1982 and the warheads being transported into Cuba was all for not? And when JFK told the Soviet Union to back down, and the nation was on standby for 13 days, that wasn't close to nuclear war?
The 13 days that shocked the world wasn't close to Nuclear War?
http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/nsa/NC/nuchis.html
The history and events of nuclear warfare, i don't see Vietnam mentioned once.
The Cuban Missle Crisis?
http://www.cia.gov/csi/monograph/coldwar/source.htm
Watch the movie 13 Days.
Sure a lot of soldier are going to deny it. Many are too ashamed, or do not believe what they did was an atrocity. For every soldier who denies it, I'm sure you can find one who doesn't. It's all heresay.
If you can find one who admits too it, how come there haven't not been more that have stood by Kerry's accusations against his fellow troops? Kerry said it was an atrocity, WHILE UNDER OATH. Does this mean when others believe what they did wasn't an atrocity that Kerry lied under Oath?
I do realize that some vets do support Kerry with his campaign but they never said they supported what he said in 1971.
You see where i'm getting my idea from that Kerry is a lier and i want him to apologize.