It is no secret that Jane Fonda cavorted with the enemy during the Vietnam War and protested the war vehemently. In Hanoi, she called American soldiers “war criminals” and had her picture taken whIle sitting on a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft battery. She has since said that she regretted the picture, but that she had every right to protest the war. She is now cast as Nancy Reagan in a new movie called “THE BUTLER.” Veterans are calling for a boycott to the movie, to which Fonda responded yesterday, “Get a life.”
COMMENTS:
Well, we veterans have a life, Miss Fonda. We are Americans and we are all damned proud
of our country. We don’t have much use
for people to who try to tear our country down or apart. Most of us did not like the Vietnam War,
either; war is hell. But, we were there
for our country. We, as Americans, are
unlike you and Barack Hussein Obama; we love our country. We fly our flags high and with reverence; we
appreciate our forefathers for creating and defending our country; and like
you, we have every right to protest and we intend to do it by not watching your
frickin’ movie. As they say, “Paybacks
are a bitch,” no matter how many years it takes.
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. Why would someone come out so quickly to say who bugged
Mitch McConnell’s campaign office?
Normally, you have to get court orders and literally drag the truth
out. (Marcie ~ Lake Forest Park, WA)
A. A Kentucky Democratic operative said the secret taping
was done by a local liberal group and the operative became aware of it and didn’t
want it to taint the Democratic Party. That
certainly sounds plausible; however, it could well be a cover-up story as you
suggest. It does kind of sound like the
White House announcing within hours that the Benghazi Massacre was really a
simple demonstration about an anti-Muslim video gone bad, doesn’t it?
Q. Why won’t the Chinese stop the North Korean rhetoric and
threats? They certainly have the ability
to do so. (Rafael ~ San Clemente, CA)
A. Evidently, because they don’t want to. At the best, this will eventually lead to a
strong American military presence in the South China Sea, which the Chinese do
not want. Based on that, you would
presume they would want to rein Kim Jong Un in; the fact that they are not
speaks volumes about their true intentions.
Q. I understand that Libya is trying to disarm its citizens
and is having trouble doing so. Why do
they want to disarm them and why the resistance? The war is over. (Barbie ~ Ruidoso, NM)
A. The rebel militias there are still fighting among
themselves to some extent. However, they
are all using their arms as bargaining chips in an effort to obtain some
significant say-so in the Libyan government.
They are afraid that giving up their weapons will result in losing their
ability to defend themselves against another tyrannical government such as they
had under Gadhafi. To be perfectly
honest, that is in large part why Americans are never going to give up their guns.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“It’s leftist Hollywood giving their finger to the rest of
America. And that upsets me. But
Hollywood is doing that on purpose.” ~ Larry Reyes, a Navy veteran and founder
of the “Boycott Hanoi Jane Playing Nancy Reagan” Facebook page
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