Thư ngỏ gởi ông nhà báo QLVNCH, HO, v.v. và v.v. Duyên Lăng Hà Tiến Nhất về chuyện ông nghi vấn ông NCT, ...
Thư ngỏ gởi ông Duyên Lăng Hà Tiến Nhất, ông "nhà báo QLVNCH, HO, v.v. và v.v." về chuyện ông nghi vấn ông NCT, cùng chuyện ông đội đảng Cộng Hoà bằng cách ông "giết (viết)" không biết mệt trên những trang điện tử cái ư kiến (ho) của ông, tôi không thể "giết" được như ông đă và đang "giết, tôi chỉ biết cóp bi and bết về những bài viết tương phản lại cái ông "giết" về ông NCT, cùng "giết" về ông Obama, để đội lên cái đảng Cộng Hoà "đồng minh tháo chạy" cùng bị Vets Mỹ lên án là "traitor".
Xin mời ông xem cái video nói về ông NCT, cùng bài viết trên Washington Times về tên John McCain thuộc loại đồng minh tháo chạy của đảng Cộng Hoà dưới đây:
[video=youtube;RpEMzjzkfTw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpEMzjzkfTw&list=UU_U5SBhCGJc3IGqIinaoaOA&index=1&feature=plpp_video[/video]
[video=youtube;NVh_1vbLqt8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVh_1vbLqt8[/video]
[video=youtube;gTtq_pK-GOQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=gTtq_pK-GOQ&feature=endscreen[/video]
[b][size=3]John McCain "Vietnam traitor" / Biggest American Traitor....Jane Fonda or John McCain?[/b][/size]
Although the Senate Select Committee concluded that we left men behind, McCain crossed party lines to help lift the embargo and normalize relations with Vietnam. "It's very important for us to recognize that the war is over, ... In my view, an improvement in relations between our two countries does a whole of lot things from a practical standpoint, but it also, from a spiritual standpoint indicates that we are ready to close that chapter," McCain said. [color=red](Many POWs and families of MIAs would strongly disagree that is time to close this chapter! Improving relations with Vietnam stood to benefit the McCain’s family as they hold a large interest in the Budweiser Corporation. Surprise, surprise Bud was among the first large U.S. Corporations to enter Vietnam after relations were normalized.) [/color]
He ignored a letter from former POW, Capt. Eugene "Red" McDaniel, co-signed by 50 former POWs which asked that the embargo not be lifted and not to normalize relations and still McCain would not be swayed.
[url]http://forum.gon.com/archive/index.php/t-206413.html[/url]
[b][size=3]Jerry Kiley, 59, of Garnerville, N.Y called [size=5][color=red]U.S. Sen. John McCain, the Arizona Republican[/size][/color] who had introduced Mr. Khai, [u][size=5][color=red]a traitor[/color][/size][/u][/b][/size]
Veteran faces new charge in Vietnam protest - Washington Times [url]http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2005/nov/18/20051118-110234-6084r/#ixzz29sl99AkN[/url]
1993 banquet at New York’s Plaza Hotel/ a banquet at the Mayflower Hotel/ the U.S.-Vietnam Trade Council and the U.S. Association of Southeast Asian Nations Business Council in Washington.
His case attracted support from the U.S. Vietnamese community, many of whom suffered under the communist regime.
A defense fund established for Mr. Kiley and Tuan Le, a Vietnamese immigrant accused of punching a Vietnamese diplomat during the June protests, raised $55,000.