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Ross
Argyle,  New York
Served on USS Shangri-La Tonkin Gulf 1970. My Operations Officer Cdr Thornwell Rush was oneof the first persons to greet the returning POWs and McCain. Worked togeather in Operation Blue Tree, photo recon above the 20th parrellel. Looking for POWs. You could get some info from Rush.

Spikes
Tennessee
I would like to request your permission to spread info on your INCREDIBLE website through our grassroots movement for Senator Obama. Sen Obama has nothing to do with this but a bunch of veterans do. I have already began a viral movement with a link to your website and made the link a part of my emails that go out daily. I appreciate your website as well as your ermission.

Cottonwood,  Arizona

I wanted to re-send a message concerning Senator McCain's past actions. I am sending this information and hoping that it will find  an open ear and possible shed some public light on Senator McCain's mistreatment of his employees and Vietnam Veteran.

This information was told to me first hand from the Mr. Robert Perlin of  Cottonwood, Arizona. Mr. Perlin is a Vietnam Veteran and former employee of the Senator. While employed as a greenskeeper by the Senator, he often times expressed a desire for an additional hand for help while working long tedious hours, a request that fell on deft ears. Finally, when Mr. Perlin injured his back while working on the Senetor's Arizona estate he was fired from his position and left to seek medical attention from the Veteran Hospital in Phoenix (almost a 2 hour drive). Unemployed and physically unable seek employment elsewhere, Mr. Perlin's wife was forced  to work two jobs to make ends meet and prevent foreclosure, while her husband was left disabled and in a state of depression.

I have to ask what type of leadership, principles and valor could Senator McCain possibly bring as President, when he could so easily "LEAVE A FALLEN MAN AND VIETNAM VETERAN DOWN!!" It leaves me to question the mans credibility as a leader and a military man. I hope that this message will be used to shed light on Senator McCain.

E..A.Boek
Anderson,  California
three months ago...I would not support this site or it's content
being spread across the net. today. Screw McCain and his lying bastard staff. There is about to be another war...this one is for the hearts and minds and freedom of all real Americans. Again, I volunteer for the job. EAB.

McKinley
Thornton, Colorado
MY UNCLE, JOHN STAVAST, USAF (DECEASED 2004) WAS A POW IN HANOI. HE SPENT SOME TIME IN PRISON CAMPS WITH MCCAIN. HE WAS SHOT DOWN ALMOST EXACTLY ONE MONTH BEFORE MCCAIN. MY UNCLE DIDN'T SHARE MUCH WITH HIS NEPHEWS AND NIECES ABOUT HIS POW YEARS (HE NEVER HAD ANY CHILDREN). THE OTHER DAY I WAS WATCHING A MCCAIN AD WITH MY MOTHER (MY UNCLE WAS HER BROTHER) AND SHE TURNED OFF THE TV.  I ASKED HER WHY SHE DID THAT. SHE SAID "IF MY BROTHER WERE ALIVE TODAY, HE WOULDN'T VOTE FOR JOHN MCCAIN." I ASKED HER TO PLEASE TELL ME MORE AND SHE WOULDN'T EXCEPT TO SAY HE GOT PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT. I PRESSED HER FOR MORE INFORMATION AND SHE REPEATED WHAT SHE SAID BEFORE.

David - Fort Edward -  New York
Add me to the list of veterans against McCain I served in the Army
1968-69 in Long Binh. Attached to 1st Logistical Command. Stay the course, your'e doing a great service. Hope you're pushing Ron Paul!!

Richard - Palm Bay -  Florida
The issue of McCain's behavior while in captivity CANNOT be
evaluated by public, press or, anyone else. ALL POW debriefing
documents were classified at the insistence of Senator McCain. So, those who rush to support McCain are doing so out of a sense of loyalty rather than a position of knowledge. I include those former POW's who support McCain, in my evaluation. After all, it is NOT possible for any of those men to KNOW what McCain did or did not say when he was interrogated. In addition, information contained on the Vietnam Veterans against McCain web site contains quite a bit more than simple accusations and deserves to be read. Despite the media's long held position, that McCain is the military's guy, the fact remains that Senator McCain is despised by thousands of veterans who witnessed his despicable behavior while a member of the POW/MIA Committee. Readers of this post are encouraged to read Bill Hendon's AN ENORMOUS CRIME before they rush to defend McCain. The issue of POW/MIA's has been so twisted because of political fear, it is impossible to get an honest answer from either the government or the military. Unfortunately for those, like McCain and Kerry, there is undeniable, historical evidence which pretty much establishes the willingness to "sacrifice the few" for the benefit of the country.
Towards the end of WWll, the Soviets overran hundreds of German
POW/concentration camps, seizing HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of allied POW's. These men were shipped to the gulag system...NEVER TO BE HEARD FROM AGAIN. This is not a matter of conjecture. The US military and US intelligence services were well aware of what was happening and did nothing to stop it. I don't deny that the situation was very dangerous as the Soviets were willing to keep fighting. We (the US) were not.
In 1992, in open session of the Senate POW/MIA hearings, Col. Philip Corso admitted under oath that he was the man who advised Eisenhower to adopt the policy of declaring all the lost POW's dead (and we are talking about TENS OF THOUSANDS of AMERICAN SERVICEMEN). Col. Corso stated that the "country was 'war weary' and would not support a war against the Soviet Union in order to recover our men." Col. Corso also testified on POW's lost and never returned by the North Koreans as well.
Many who believe the notion that ALL living POW's were returned during Operation Homecoming point to the fact that, after ALL THESE YEARS not a single POW has ever been released (or escaped) despite reward offers in the millions of dollars. Foolish people think that it would be impossible to hide POW's after Vietnam "opened up." A belief born of ignorance. If the Soviets could hide hundreds of thousands of POW's, preventing even a single escape, surely the vast jungles of South East Asia could hide a few hundred POW's forever. The FACT is, the United States has a long tradition of abandoning POW's. For the most part, the country couldn't care less. The population makes all the sympathetic noises, and greedily accepts the most unlikely and outrageously absurd explanations put forth by our leaders.
Reagan called it the "highest national priority" and did NOTHING. We've ALL DONE NOTHING and it makes me want to puke. If McCain is really such a genuine "Hero" let him release ALL his military records, including his debriefing documents. In fact, all POW debriefing documents should be released, just as ALL government documents relating to the POW/MIA's. There's a reason why that's never going to happen and it has NOTHING
to do with privacy. It has to do with deception, lies and dishonor.

Ed - Pennsylvania
of all the candidates of either party, there is only one, who has
kept his oath of office and had a perfect voting record, for over 18 years now - THAT IS CONG> RON PAUL!-constitutional voting record. he is also the only one who doesn't and never has belonged to any of ROCKEFELLER , groups, or clubs!- he is a constitutionalist-not a phony republican or democrat!=we desperately need statesman like him in govt., instead of politicians, like we now have. i will write in his name ,and if necessary, my own name-or even donald duck, etc. ,before voting for any other candidates, these criminals come up with !=get in touch with
THE NEW AMERICAN MAGAZINE , and check his constitutional voting
record!call-1-800-727-true(8783)-they have voting records, of both house and senate, and summary of issues , voted on.

Kathi - Nassau -  New York
I work for the VA taking care of the honorable men and women who
have served and currently serve our country. I do this with great honor. McCain is absolutely horrible! How can he turn his back on the very people he was trained to protect. No man left behind? Not in McCain's opinion. He obviously does whatever is necessary to promote his own agenda. I have been following the campaign of Dr. Ron Paul. He is a former flight surgeon in the US Air Force. He has more support from active military members then any other candidate and for good reason, he's been there. He understand what is jeopardized by sending our people to war. He doesn't take that lightly. He wants to provide all veterans with more, which you are entitled to. You have all been willing to put your lives on the line for citizens that you don't even know. There could be NOTHING more HONORABLE! It makes me cry. I respect you all and would ask that you consider voting for Ron Paul in the 2008 Presidential election. Some of you may not have even heard of him, because the mainstream media is corporately controlled and he is virtually "blacked out" of tv airtime that would give him more exposure. I can tell you that he would fight for your rights, your benefits, your well-being and he will ALWAYS uphold The Constitution! He supports the immediate withdraw of troops from Iraq. He also does not support invading Iran. How many more lives do we need to lose? Please google, RonPaul2008.com. With the utmost respect for all veterans.

John  -  Ventura - California
The SOB McCain did not do any favors for 2 million + Korea Defense Veterans with his lack of support for us in our bid for the Korea Defense Service Medal!!

One of his quotes went something like this "That service (Korea Defense), does not warrant a service medal", or very similar...

So far I am unable to locate that one quote, seems the one page (Congressional Record), that has it is offline (Although Google says that it is there), how convenient for the SOB McCain!!

Mary Jo -  Emery,  South Dakota
I am a 68 yr old white woman who has voted Republican since I could
vote. Before finding you site I had decided to vote Independent or Democrat in  2008.

To me John Mc Cain is a lying, phony, opportunist. A Democrat in Republican clothing. Furthermore, I will never vote Republican again.

As far as Mc Cain's war record, I have many family members that have fought and died in wars since the American Revolution so Mc Cain's war record means nothing to me.

I have also let the Republican Party and Mc Cain know how I feel. I have been in touch with the Democrats and donated to them since Mc Cain won Florida.

John - Los Angeles, California
As a Former Marine who served in Viet Nam and as a lifetime Republican, I really appreciate your web site. John McCain represents the worst of that which is America. His attempt last spring to sell us all out via Amnesty of Illegals is but the tip of the spear in the many reasons this man must not obtain the nomination.

Please keep up the great work you are doing here....May God Bless You and May God Bless America.

Carol - Sun Valley - Nevada

Ref: CA Republican Debate--McCain untruthful

McCain considered benchmarks in January 2007 posted at 10:55 pm on January 30, 2008 by Bryan Send to a Friend | printer-friendly During the Reagan Library debate, Sen. John McCain spent several minutes attacking Gov. Mitt Romney for allegedly supporting timetables and benchmarks on progress in Iraq. I’ve already taken that attack apart here and Jay has the original GMA clip here. But the facts are not only inconvenient to McCain on what Romney said. They’re inconvenient on what McCain himself said. He considered supporting timetables himself in January 2007. The Arizona Star has the story. Read it and weep, John McCain. http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/byauthor/166271

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., one of the most stalwart supporters of the war in Iraq, said Thursday that he might propose that the Iraqi government meet certain benchmarks for the United States to continue its engagement. Fellow senators and independent political scientists said McCain’s thinking
reflected growing concerns within the Republican Party about the course of the war, and also might mark a turning point for the likely 2008 presidential contender, whose previous unconditional backing of the war may have hurt his prospects.
McCain said Thursday that he hadn’t yet decided on precise benchmarks. “They’d have to be specific, and they (Iraqi government officials) would have to meet them,” he said.
Asked what penalty would be imposed if Iraq failed to meet his benchmarks, he said: “I think everybody knows the consequences. Haven’t met the benchmarks? Obviously, then, we’re not able to complete the mission. Then you have to examine your options.”

That suggests withdrawal. The story goes on to say:

McCain in no way is withdrawing his backing for the war or President Bush’s plan to add 21,500 troops. It was unclear what consequences or timetables McCain would spell out, or whether he believes that Congress has the authority to enforce them.
Still, several Senate Democrats who oppose the troop buildup and also may seek the presidency said they were struck by McCain’s comments. “We Catholics call that an epiphany,” said Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Joseph Biden, D-Del., who is sponsoring the main Democratic resolution opposing the troop buildup. Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., said: “I called for that . . . several weeks ago. I’m glad that John McCain agrees with me.”

So other than being for the surge earlier than Romney, who supported it himself the day it was announced, McCain’s position on timetables is less clear but certainly not obviously stronger than Romney’s. How will Mr. Straight Talk spin. ut of this one?
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-101087.html

Joseph -  Rhode Island

The two pictures I have in my mind from Viet Nam is Hanoi Jane on
an antiaircraft gun and JOHN MCCAIN STANDING IN FRONT OF A WALL DENOUNCING THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. What ever happened to NAME , RANK, AND SERIAL NUMBER?
Maybe he is not such a "hero"

White, Lt Col, USAF Ret. - West Virginia

Following his 1978 retirement from the US Air Force as a Lieutenant General and USAF Inspector General, General Flynn and I became good friends. We spent many pleasant evenings together in San Antonio. He was the most honest, loving and memorable man I have ever met. He was reluctant to speak of his POW days but when he did he was like a man possessed, like the awful memories ruled him.

As you may recall, Flynn was the senior POW in Hanoi. It was he who brought up the subject of John McCain, over and over and over. He despised him more than he disliked even Jane Fonda. Why? He insisted McCain was a traitor who worked against the other POWs.

Until very near the end of their captivity, POWs were kept in solitary confinement and forbidden to attempt contact with each other. Of course they tried. And according to Flynn, McCain would squeal on the others for personal favors. And each time another POW got in trouble, the guards would punish Flynn as well, simply because he was the senior man. He insisted he endured awesome physical punishment because of McCain. For a man as loving and as forgiving as was Flynn, who died in 1997, to hate someone as thoroughly as he hated McCain, we must assume the presidential candidate was most treasonous and treacherous. No wonder McCain wants his military records classified. The nation lost a wonderful man and warrior when General John Flynn bailed out. Check out his bio. He was a giant among fliers: P-51s in World War II, F-80s in Korea and F-105s in Vietnam. Those who knew him loved him dearly because rank and position meant nothing to him. He judged you on merit and intelligence, not grade. After retirement from the Air Force, he was offered the chairmanship of Veterans Affairs. He asked my advice. I strongly recommended that he take the job, arguing that even with physical limitations brought on by his time in Hanoi, he could better serve the veterans than any ten other people. Unfortunately for us, he turned the job down. Maybe he was right. He knew what was going on inside his body and head. We all miss him very much. It is criminal on our part, those of us who know the truth, not to try and spread it.

tiredofit08 -  Alabama

 If illegal lovin Kennedy is supporting him that is enough NOT to vote for this less than stellar former veteran...he'd sell his mother into slavery if it would get him elected. Commander-in-Chief...God I hope not...the man has no morals, no alliegiance to America and would help usher in millions of illegals as well as the NAU. He must be stopped. This country must have better candidates than what we have seen so far. Don't let the elites and MSM choose who you vote for. Use the write-in option and put somebody who is for "we the people" not "we the big-businesses" or "we the elites". Few if any within the current administration are doing anything about the approximately 200K veterans that are on the street on a daily basis. Mcstain won't do anything either. Wake up America the current lot of candidates are not for America, they support a one world order.

: Vince Bullinger  Bloomington - Minnesota

In your videos for "unfit to command," you should have this video of McCain stumbling when asked an economics question at the debate last
Thursday. I almost laughed myself to death watching the debate:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDuirJaVzS8

Doug - NYC - New York

The worst thing about the Vietnamese people is that they didn't torture John McCain to death when they had the chance. We would all be safer and happier today if they had.

Captain Johnson USNR-Ret - Rancho Santa Fe, California

GREAT job, people!

A financial contribution will follow. I supported you against John F-ing Kerry also. Perhaps a 'fact check' might be in order. My understanding is that the 1st  aircraft he wrecked was not a "jet", but an A-1 Spad. I could be mistaken, but I don't believe they were using jets in that stage of the Training Command in those days.

Also, perhaps you cover it someplace else in your pages, but as a career Naval Officer, I don't think enough is made of the fact that McCain took the place of a more capable person, 1st at Annapolis, where he obviously did not take 'the program' seriously. And THEN being sent to Flight Training, when historically, only the TOP 10% of 'aviation qualified' individuals were accepted. Out of 898 Classmates, 894 were MORE qualified than him, having graduated 5th from the BOTTOM of his class.

eddie - totowa, New Jersey

don't ever stop on this guy. i never will. thanx - eddie the lock

Tony - Fl.

Do you really want to know the truth about John McCain

I am a Vietnam Veteran, who hopes you will take a few moments to scan the following Web Sites, to learn the truth about John McCain and what he has done that has hurt America.

These following web sites should help you understand why we who served in Vietnam want you to know the real John McCain. We consider him a bad choice for this Country, and many Military people including retirees have no real knowledge about who he really is. Hopefully you can remedy that situation by mentioning to your listeners these following sites, or his real record. Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter.

Larry Kueck - Valparaiso,  Indiana

http://finepolitics.blogspot.com/2008/01/truth-behind-john-mccain.html
very interesting info on McCain at this site- the plush cell he had, his affair with his nurse while a POW, sealing of his records, he may have been in Eastern Europe for two of those years, etc. A good book on the treatment of the POW/MIA situation by the powers that be in D.C. is An Enormous Crime by former Congressman Bill Hendon. The whole world needs to know about this phony.

One Who Knows -  New Jersey

My Comments: McPain is another lap-dog for Israel who will start WW3 vs. Iran just because the zionists want that. He is a TRAITOR who allows open borders and amnesty provisions for illegals. He is a COMPLETE DISGRACE and WILL be stopped . . . no matter what his zionist handlers desire. Want to vote for a REAL American Hero (and a Vet)? Try RON PAUL, who puts AMERICA FIRST, not ISRAEL!

Miller - Winter Springs, Florida

We may have already met as I have attend a lot of the Washington POW/MIA family briefings in the past few years.

I am almost done with a book about US POW/MIAs mostly from WW-II. I've been working on it now for a decade and it will be published next year. I need to know who if anyone can verify that John McCain was in Hanoi during the three plus years he is alleged to have been in solitary? Please provide whatever you can, or let me know a number at which I can contact someone at your website.

ANONYMOUS

Giuliani is ultimately not electable. John McCain is the legitimate front runner for the Republicans. He is also a dangerous threat to American freedoms, and should not be thought of as out of the race. Please continue to write about him, and expose his globalist intentions. Thank you.

ANONYMOUS

Try to find an old 60 Minutes or 20/20 about the "hero" McCain with his ex-wife and family talking about a new book or something and how Johnny boy was such a creep.  It gave alot of info with regard to his imprisonment in Nam and his not so stellar mil record and jet junkin habit. (I guess he didn't hear God try to tell him that the jet flyin business is no good for him when he got his A4 blasted out from under him buy an accidental friendly fire Zuni missle on the flight deck of the USS Forrestal just before he got shot down in North Nam). I remember this show may have aired around the publishing date of his ex's book about him. This guy is a loser a-hole, bigtime.

Jack Blood - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEHAS SENATOR JOHN McCAIN BETRAYED OUR VETERANS?

On Monday January 7th 2008, President George W. Bush signed HR 2640 into law. The bill is now referenced as the "NICS Improvement Amendments Act of 2007." Pro 2nd amendment grass roots gun organizations have unanimously agreed that HR 2640 should be re titled "The VETERANS DISARMAMENT ACT" as it requires the release of private medical records of veterans and citizens nationwide. If found "mentally incompetent", our veterans will lose their right to keep and bear arms, with little or no legal recourse to reinstate this inalienable constitutional right.

Once on a "NICS no gun list" a veteran will need to hire an attorney and cover all expenses out of pocket to be removed from the list. No attorney is provided by the government which is most certainly a right provided by the Supreme Court in any criminal case. Once again we are guilty before being proven innocent. If any Veteran has sought treatment for PTSD, and or, are on medication for same… They may automatically be denied this most basic right. Is this what they risked their lives for? Should we make our men and women returning home from the Middle East choose between mental help and their 2nd amendment right? I think not. This is not only unconscionable and dangerous, this is UN-AMERICAN!*Did Senator John McCain do anything to stop this assault on the 2nd amendment rights of veterans? No. He did nothing to bring this to the attention of the public, and did not publicly stand against HR 2640 as it was being considered, and sent to the White House by secret voice vote via the senate judiciary committee. *Did he vote for or against HR 2640 with bill sponsor and rabid gun grabber Carolyn McCarthy, and in league with Ted Kennedy, Diane Feinstein, Chuck Schumer et al? That is what we want to know. If he did indeed vote against the Bill, why isn't he using his extensive profile as a presidential frontrunner to alert veterans and the American people at large? Our calls to the McCain campaign as of the time of this press release have gone unanswered. We ask you, the media, veteran's groups, and you the American public… To get an answer from Senator McCain on why he did not stand up for veterans and against HR 2640. In fact, we suggest that EVERY candidate should pass this LITMUS TEST: Do you support HR 2640, or do you support liberty? The NRA has also sold out gun owners, Civil Libertarians, and veterans by working in concert with congress to ram through this draconian gun bill in the dead of night.

Please use whatever ability you have available to get Sen. McCain on the
record about where he stands on the "Veteran's Disarmament Act" If he truly does support the second amendment and veteran's rights, he will work with us to REPEAL HR 2640 NOW! For further information, or comments - Please contact Jack Blood via email: jackblood@hotmail.com-- ---------------------"The Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them."--Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. More about VietVote - at:http://www.vietnamvote.net/

 ANONYMOUS - Winston Salem, NC

McCain can't win.........the democrats know his lying history.  Pray that
McCain does not make it through the primary. Read what Col. David Hackworth had to say about McCain
http://www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnmccain.com/cin_hacker_2.htm

Don - Texas

As a retires USAF Major with extensive flight time on the F-4
Phantom II C/D/E and G Wild Weasel I find McCain's military record as irrelevent to his ability to be the President. While a POW he received promotions on time without having to compete.

To become a Captain in the Navy with only 22 years is only because of his POW status. I admire all POW's as survivors not as heros. The heros are the ones who tried to rescue them, not the ones who were shot down. To be shot down it was either bad luck or the enemy was a better warrior. Being shot down is not a badge of achievement.

Surviving as a POW in bad conditions is to be admired and respected but not a hero. The hero is the one who survived and saved others lives and destroyed the enemy. A POW hero is one who escaped and that resulted in the rescue of other POWs.

I do not find him qualified in any way to lead our country. I find him a weak military leader with little backbone to really standup for our nation. He tried to sell us out on the illegals coming through our borders ... how can he possible stand up to armed aggressors. He failed to standup against unarmed farm workers. Nope not qualified, a definate Washingtom insider and politicial who will do whatever he needs to get a pat on the back. As a military fighter guy, a pat on the back is more important than any amount of money. For a pat on his back he will sell us out. A hero ... nope. A survivor ... yup. A president ... not hardly.

Brown - Phoenix,  Arizona

In the Veteran community there have been many rumors flying around
about John McCain’s loyalty under pressure and since I wasn’t there I cannot speak directly to their validity.

What I can speak to are two items; The first item is Sen. McCain’s astonishing complete and total disregard for advocating or protecting the rights and benefits for Arizona Veterans. John McCain is the senior Senator from Arizona and Arizona has the very repulsive position of 50th when it comes to state provided benefits for Veterans. Every state in the Union treats their Veterans with more respect than Arizona treats its 615,000 Veterans. Sen. McCain wants to constantly use his status as a POW
and Veteran as a stepping stone to the White House and yet the state he
represents completely ignores and disrespects their Veterans. If you cannot see the connection between John McCain the Veteran and Arizona being the worst state regarding state Veterans’ benefits then you need to cease claiming YOU support us Veterans.

Anything and I mean anything you do, anything that you own and the mere fact you live in the United States of American can and always will be directly attributed to the sacrifices made by the Veterans! This country was started by the sacrifices Veterans made and will always make. To become a Veteran is one of  the most dangerous and arduous jobs a citizen will perform, if being a Veteran was so simple we would all be Veterans. We Veterans are the only ones that will perform the duties no one else will, that is why there are only 23,532+/- living Veterans or less than 8% of the total US population.

For too long an Attitude of Gratitude towards Veterans has been grossly missing in the state of Arizona and yet McCain wants his Vet status to make a difference for him.

The other item is McCain’s failure to uphold the US Constitution and his failure to comply with the oath he and I both took to protect that Constitution. I took the same oath as John McCain and I NEVER rescinded my oath obviously John McCain did. The sovereignty of a nation is defined in the security of the borders. To quote one of the greatest former Presidents Ronald Reagan "The simple truth is that we've lost control of our own borders, and no nation can do that and survive. We ignore America's lost sovereignty at our peril."

We Veterans did not serve and sacrifice and swear to “……..support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same;” to have a Senator open the borders and give law-breakers amnesty.

Tomblin -Waterloo, South Carolina

John Mc Cain is full of himself. I want to know the name of that
North Vietnamese guard that drew the cross on the ground in front of him and the name of the interrogator he pretended to be interviewed by. I do not agree with using the POW cards to garner sympathy votes.

Imhoff - Great Barrington, MA

Democrat, what you are saying to me, at least, is that I should not vote for McCain---as a Republican---and one I think can win . . . and so, I should vote Democratic??? R. IMhoff

ANONYMOUS - Alabama

More and more Americans are becoming educated in the one world government agenda of the Council on Foreign Relations of which McCain is a member. Kind of explains why he's all for amnesty for illegal aliens, no fence on our southern border and the erosion of our Constitutional rights, including free speech. Here's a link to a column that spells it out:

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44841

ANONYMOUS - Alabama

You people should all be ashamed of yourselves, you people are the real communists and America haters. Your a bunch of Vietnam Vets who did nothing for this country except forget to take your meds. You people make me sick, you are a disgrace to the United States of America.

Taylor -Omaha, Nebraska

I was a supporter until I read your website. Who do you think I should support instead of John. Thanks M. Taylor

Capt  Warfield - South Carolina

Attached is a letter I sent to writer Debra Saunders...I thought you would find it useful as I noticed this info missing from your article about McCain's flight skills.

Dear Ms Saunders,
The worst thing about McCain is his stubbornness and inability to learn from his mistakes. I had the opportunity to discuss McCain in a Bar and found myself in a conversation with a squadron mate of his from Viet Nam. He felt McCain was arrogant and stubborn. He told me McCain got shot down in Nam because he made a stupid rookie mistake. After making a bomb run on his target and missing, he set up for a second attempt. However, he broke a basic rule of Air War. You never make a second run from the same IP or initial point. McCain did this and of course the VC were ready and waiting for him and he was brought down. ...you  know the rest of the story. Now this info can be verified by questioning some of his old squadron mates. If true, it shows a man that refuses to learn and is basically headstrong and un-teachable. The worst kind of pilot and the worst type to have as president.