Jane Fonda: I Will Go to My Grave with ‘Unforgivable Mistake’

Jane Fonda: I Will Go to My Grave with ‘Unforgivable Mistake’

 

Newsmax ^ | Wednesday, 03 Apr 2013 06:17 PM | Greg Richter

 

Posted on Thursday, April 04, 2013 1:06:35 AM by Olog-hai

 

“I made one unforgivable mistake when I was in North Vietnam, and I will go to my grave with this,” Jane Fonda says on the Oprah Winfrey Network.

 

The actress and activist made an infamous trip to North Vietnam in 1972 in which she was photographed singing with North Vietnamese military members as she sat on an anti-aircraft gun. …

 

Rand Paul’s Drone Rant (this is Paul Gigot undermining Rand Paul)

Rand Paul‘s Drone Rant (this is Paul Gigot undermining Rand Paul)

 

Wall Street Journal ^ | 3/6/13 | Editorial board

 

Posted on Thursday, March 07, 2013 8:46:51 AM by cotton1706

 

Give Rand Paul credit for theatrical timing. As a snow storm descended on Washington, the Kentucky Republican’s old-fashioned filibuster Wednesday filled the attention void on Twitter and cable TV. If only his reasoning matched the showmanship.

 

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Dave Daubenmire — The Defamation of Christianity

 

It is a good thing that Jesus has risen from the grave or He would certainly be rolling over in it.I find it hard to believe that He would drag that cross up Golgotha so that what He stood for could be so miss-represented around the world.Everything He stood for is under attack and much of the attack is a result of His followers being so un-like Him.It is hard to write this without coming off as self-righteous.

The Advent of the ‘Back Off Hollywood Fan Club’

With celebrities and recognizable political figures weeping with joy on Election Night 2008, it was easy for the gullible to swallow Barack Obama’s widely accepted promise for ‘Hope and Change’.

Video images from real time at Grant Park on November 4, 2008, still available today, show a weeping Rev. Jesse Jackson and tearful Oprah Winfrey.

(“Expose the Soros power grab at Fox”) ~ Campaign to “Bring Back Beck” to Fox News…

A public policy group dedicated to exposing the role of hedge fund billionaire George Soros in Obama’s radical transformation of America is launching a “Bring Back Beck” campaign on behalf of the former Fox News Channel star. An ad for the new campaign can be seen at Canadafreepress.com, a popular global source of conservative news and information, and advertises a new website called Sorosfiles.com, a project of America’s Survival, Inc. (ASI)

America is Being Attacked From Within| The Post & Email

America is Being Attacked From Within| The Post & Email:

HAS KHRUSCHEV’S PREDICTION COME TRUE?

September 22, 2011

Why will the media not discuss Obama‘s questionable eligibility for the presidency?

Dear Editor,

I do not understand how many news people and politicians in this country can claim that Obama is not disqualified to be President of the USA. It is so patently obvious that he has never been a Natural-Born American.

There are several famous personalities that are speaking out against Obama’s fraud: the star of Texas Rangers Chuck Norris, himself an honorary Texas Ranger; Gospel singer Pat Boone; and Victoria Johnson of Saturday Night live fame.

Then there are the Hollywood stars such as Jane Fonda and Sean Penn on the other side of the issue. Ironically, Fonda’s brother Peter is not on Jane’s side…………….

MORE….

via BLOGGER.GUNNY.G.1984+ NOW!: America is Being Attacked From Within| The Post & Email.

A Marine Among Us

Friends:

Tom Moore and I held a bash recently to celebrate the event of former LCpl Mike Smith showering Jane Fonda with tobacco juice. At that event were former Marines from Texas, Oregon, and Washington State, Marines from Pfc to bird colonel. Lots of locals. Mike received these accolades with the humility which marks him as a sincere and devoted Marine, a Marine who spoke (spat) for us all as an expression of disdain for one who should have been tried for treason and imprisoned.

In April Jane Fonda had a book-signing session in a bookstore in Kansas City. In the line of worshipers waiting to get Fonda to sign her new book was one former CAP Marine who did not share the enthusiasm of the crowd. After about 90 minutes he got to the table where sat Jane Fonda, basking in the admiration of her misled left-wing following. Mike placed the book in front of her, gathered up the oral pressure needed, and blasted her with a mouthful of tobacco juice. Instantly gaining the respect of hundred of thousands of Vietnam vets who had been demeaned and abused by Fonda’s actions supporting the enemies of America, he quickly left the store, walked about fifteen feet beyond the door and waited for the inevitable arrest by the cops.

I have heard some criticism from others who didn’t like the idea that he “ran” from the store. My friends, he didn’t run. He is 60% disabled. But he knew every person in that store was a supporter of Hanoi Jane, so he quickly — as quickly as he could — left the store to avoid whatever might have been in store for him from a hostile crowd.

He was arrested by

via Gunny G’s Marines History and Traditions: A Marine Among Us.

The Truth About My Trip To Hanoi (Jane Fonda lies about her treason)

I grew up during World War II. My childhood was influenced by the roles my father played in his movies. Whether Abraham Lincoln or Tom Joad in the Grapes of Wrath, his characters communicated certain values which I try to carry with me to this day. I remember saying goodbye to my father the night he left to join the Navy. He didn’t have to. He was older than other servicemen and had a family to support but he wanted to be a part of the fight against fascism, not just make movies about it. I admired this about him. I grew up with a deep belief that wherever our troops fought, they were on the side of the angels.

For the first 8 years of the Vietnam War I lived in France. I was married to the French film director, Roger Vadim and had my first child. The French had been defeated in their own war against Vietnam a decade before our country went to war there, so when I heard, over and over, French people criticizing our country for our Vietnam War I hated it. I viewed it as sour grapes. I refused to believe we could be doing anything wrong there.

It wasn’t until I began to meet American servicemen who had been in Vietnam and had come to Paris as resisters that I realized I needed to learn more. I took every chance I could to meet with U.S. soldiers. I talked with them and read the books they gave me about the war. I decided I needed to return to my country and join with them—active duty soldiers and Vietnam Veterans in particular—to try and end the war.

via The Truth About My Trip To Hanoi (Jane Fonda lies about her treason).

Jane Fonda: “The Truth About My Trip To Hanoi”

It is unconscionable that extremist groups circulate letters which accuse me of horrific things, saying that I am a traitor, that POWs in Hanoi were tied up and in chains and marched passed me while I spat at them and called them ‘baby killers. These letters also say that when the POWs were brought into the room for a meeting I had with them, we shook hands and they passed me tiny slips of paper on which they had written their social security numbers. Supposedly, this was so that I could bring back proof to the U.S. military that they were alive. The story goes on to say that I handed these slips of paper over to the North Vietnamese guards and, as a result, at least one of the men was tortured to death.

That these stories could be given credence shows how little people know of the realities in North Vietnam prisons at the time. The U.S. government and the POW families didn’t need me to tell them who the prisoners were. They had all their names. Moreover, according to even the most hardcore senior officers, torture stopped late in 1969, two and a half years before I got there. And, most importantly, I would never say such things to our servicemen, whom I respect, whether or not I agree with the mission they have been sent to perform, which is not of their choosing.

But these lies have circulated for almost forty years, continually reopening the wound of the Vietnam War and causing pain to families of American servicemen. The lies distort the truth of why I went to North Vietnam and they perpetuate the myth that being anti-war means being anti-soldier.

(Excerpt) Read more at janefonda.com …

via Jane Fonda: “The Truth About My Trip To Hanoi”.