John McCain
(November 11, 2007)
By Devvy Kidd
Republican
Official web site
Supports same sex civil unions, but not marriage
Supports sodomites and lesbians in the military
"Would be
“comfortable” with a gay president"
100% Pro-lifeSecond Amendment see
Gun Owners of America:<>"John McCain tried running for president in 2000 as an anti-gunner.
This year it appears he is seeking to "come home" to the pro-gun
community, but the wounds are deep and memories long." >Free trader
which means he has supported selling out millions of jobs
under these destructive trade treaties still killing US. McCain sits in
office under a law that DOES NOT exist. The Seventeenth Amendment to
the U.S. Constitution was never ratified. See my many columns on this; order
proof here.
Supports illegals and the invasion killing this country
Voted for the Patriot Act and all these other freedom killing
legislation since 911.
McCain
voted AGAINST restoring Habeas Corpus.
U.S. Constitution: Article I
Section 9. "The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be
suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public
Safety may
require it."
Continues to support this unconstitutional, immoral,
undeclared war in
Iraq.
Missing,
Presumed Dead:
The Search for American POWs. This is a 65 minutes of gut wrenching
misery.
This is a MUST watch, professional presentation by Bill Dumas. God
bless that
man. Dumas has spent 50 years searching for his brother, Roger, MIA
North
Korea, and the raw truth of how your government has continued to cover
up
abandoning our fellow countrymen. This is no light weight stuff and
anyone with
a heart will be devastated. All kinds of excuses are used to justify
leaving
our own to be made into slaves at the hands of savages.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, even if we don't agree with it. Many veterans, including those who were also POWs, fully support McCain. Others don't and their opinion is important to them. This is a very emotional and gut wrenching issue. The statements made by Colonel Earl Hooper (two links below), whose son is a POW/MIA are completely diametric to those of Col. Bud Day, another POW below. If the government would release ALL documents relating to this issue, no holds barred, perhaps we might get to the truth about so many lingering and painful questions about our POW/MIAs. The fact that they have refused for decades is another red flag.
Viet Nam Veterans Against John McCain
Former POW Fights Public Access to POW/MIA Files
It is apparent I think little of John McCain. Yes, he served
this
country, was a POW and for that I am very sorry. It was the POW/MIA
issue that got me really questioning the government back in 1985 and I
was ashamed that I had paid so little attention up to that point. But,
that does not excuse McCains
actions while sitting unlawfully in the U.S. Senate that have
contributed
to the destruction of this republic - especially his voting to give
illegals a
free pass and continue this massive invasion. John McCain's votes on
the
illegals issue are beyond shameful.
However, I always believe in truth and fairness. About three
years ago, I posted an article written by Ted Sampley from the U.S. Veteran
Dispatch. On
October 3, 2007, I received an email from a truly great American,
Colonel Bud
Day. I have known who Col. Day is for a long, long time and have the
greatest
respect for him. Col. Day took great exception to what Sampley said in
his
article and provided me with his first hand knowledge of McCain's
captivity. I
told Col. Day that I would publish his email and here is his accounting
and
dispute of Sampley's article:
"I was just forwarded the article where you quote Ted Sampley
from the U.S. Veteran Dispatch about John, and I guess that you are
quoting
Sampley when you comment in the second paragraph of your article that
John met
with Vo Nguyen Giap and Francois Chalais. The clear tenor of this
article is
that John McCain had some choice in these meetings. He did not. He was
a
prisoner..locked up in a Commie jail, and the Commies completely
controlled
where John was located, and who came to meet him. I repeat..he had no
.. zero
..nada choice in this...and John did not meet anyone..they came to the
hospital
or the prison to meet him. John had no choice about who came to see
him.
"So, because I have personal knowledge of these
meetings..let's
start with Francois Chalais. Chalais was a French newspaperman who was
there to
do a pro-commie news release about John's condition, and to let the U.
S. to
know that John was horribly broken up, but he was alive. The place..the
hospital where John was lying on a hospital gurney. He was in intense
pain. His
right arm had been fractured in 3 places, his right knee was fractured,
his
left arm was jerked out of the socket, and he had been bayoneted in the
left
leg. NEED I mention that they were not passing out pain pills or
injecting
morphine and painkillers in his legs or arms????? Isn't it
instantly
clear that this is the story of Commies exploiting a very badly injured
prisoner??
Extortion?? Abuse?? Against the Geneva convention???
"As all of us with massive fractures, John hurt like hell, and
John was in intense pain. Just the slightest jiggle created
unbearable
pain. Just before the Commies brought Chalais to the prison to
interview John,
they put him in a botched up huge body cast in early-mid November
1967
which was unlined, and which while stabilizing the bones..also ate some
huge
ulcers on his right arm. I can comment on these issues from absolute
personal
knowledge because I too was all broken up..3 fractures of my right arm,
shrapnel wounded in the right leg, gunshot wounded in the left leg and
hand,
and had been hung by the arms..which paralyzed my hands, and I was
John's first
roommate. I was shot down about 6 weeks before John...and had almost
identical
injuries. I was still in intense pain in late October when John got
shot down.
I was in a big ugly cast. There was no Tylenol, Aleve, aspirin,
morphine, or
any painkillers for us. It was just plain gut it out.
"The pain from these fractures does not instantly go
away...ask
any one who has had a broken arm, or leg, or ribs..and they will tell
you that
the pain persists for weeks. I was still having serious pain when John
was
moved into my room in early December 1967. John was almost totally
immobile
when he came into my room. He could not use either arm, and could
not
feed himself.
"John had also been systematically starved by his guard..who
was
feeding John, but also eating most of his soup. Major Norris Overly and
I were
the first American pilot prisoners to see John MCain after he got out
of the
hospital, and he was on the absolute verge of death from starvation and
wounds.
I did not believe that he would live until the following morning. This
was the
first week of December 1967, roughly 5 weeks after John had been shot
down. I
was still limping from the gunshot wound and the bail-out injury to my
right
knee.
"John could not get off of the wooden slab without Overly or
me
assisting him into the sitting position..and his ability to walk was
very
minimal..and only then with great pain.
"Now..after these factual descriptions....let's get to the
guts
of the slander about John McCain. Francois Chalais was a Frenchman.
McCain was
NOT in violation of the Code of Conduct in speaking with him. McCain
did not
speak against his country or any of our allies..which is what the Code
prohibits. The news of his shoot-down was not a military secret,
and in
fact had been published by the U. S. Navy, just as all combat losses
were
reported. John McCain did not say anything to Chalais that was
improper.
"The claims by the U.S. Veteran Dispatch is just plain bull.
No
factual basis. I know because I was there and saw these things
personally.
"But, not only did I know this..so did many others. In the
cell
next door to us on one side were Captain Larry Carrigan and Major Mo
Baker. Also on the other side were Captain Guy Gruters and
Captain Bob
Craner. Just adjoining us, but able to see most of what was going on
were AF
Major Jack Van Loan, Lt, Reed McCleary, and Charley Plumb. There are
probably
15 other persons in that camp who can also personally verify the
statements
that I have made in my Email to you. They will all deny that John
McCain
violated the Code of Conduct by talking to Chalais or by having Vo
Nguyen Giap
come and look into John's hospital cell.
"Further, there was no meeting with any Spanish psychiatrist
from
Cuba. The Cubans had a delegation in Hanoi who were exploiting
prisoners...one
of whom (xxxx xxxxx) was tortured out of his mind by a Cuban we called
Fidel.
John mentions in his book Faith of My Fathers that the prison
authorities
brougnt a Cuban delegation by his room. John refused to talk with
them.
What they wanted was Communist propaganda. They didn't get it.
"P.S. I was John's commander for roughly 2 years after we
first
got separated in early May 1968. He was tortured. Tortured several
times. None
of the people who claimed he wasn't were not there in Hanoi. I was!
They
LIED."
Yours truly:
Colonel Bud Day Medal of Honor- Air Force
Cross,
DSM, Silver Star, DFC, Purple Heart 3 clusters, Bronze Star 3 clusters
WW II,
Korea, Viet Nam Senior Air Force Member- Code of
Conduct
Review Board, 1975