After Kerry's nastiness right after the Republican Convention I decided to buy the Unfit for Command book. I'm only a bit through it but what I'm finding through this book is that Kerry really isn't a very nice guy. Forget the "he said, he said", he treats others like dirt. Do some digging about a recent Swift Boat reunion where Kerry just used it as a photo op. His bahavior is to use others when he can then dump them. I wonder how much convincing it took to find just about 14 members that he fought with out of more than 250 to support him. If 15 out of every 16 of my co-workers though of me like they thought of Kerry then I'd expect people to question my character and the type of person I am.
I will read some more and continue trying to communicate the not-so-obvious.
Posted by Tim at September 8, 2004 11:12 PMIf more than 4 of your coworkers are jerks, they're probably not the problem - author unknown
Posted by: Glenn at September 9, 2004 10:19 AMI served in Vietnam (1964-1965). In my year there I never raped, pillaged, plundered, or murdered any babies. I never received or saw ANY command directive to commit war crimes. I never meat ANY soldier, airman, marine, or sailor who committed or was ordered to commit war crimes. I've know many who served in 'Nam after 1964-1965. None that I've know committed or was ordred to commit war crimes.
The junior senator from Massachusetts thought that he could squeeze his lies and libel through some crack in the wall, but he miscalculated. The Swifties had had enough, and now the truth about the esteemed senator is coming out.
I just completed "Unfit for Command" and I recommend it to people viewing this blog. If you read it you'll see that the Swifties are telling the truth.
The lies and libel are now hanging around Senator Kerry's neck like an albatross.
Posted by: Phil Dillon at September 9, 2004 06:15 PMYou are all clearly a bunch of sheep. There is documentation and evidence proving this book is a complete fabrication. You have all wasted your time reading it. None of these so called testimonies are from people that were never on the same boat.
Posted by: ET Broach at October 22, 2004 07:39 PM
