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Part 49
August 23, 2004
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Moshiach ben David?
Son of Perdition
Judas Iscariot?
John Kerry was born at the
Fitzsimons Army Hospital The Fitzsimons Army Medical Center (formerly the Fitzsimons Army Hospital) was a medical facility of the United States military during the 20th century located on 577 acres in Aurora, Colorado, east of Denver. The facility closed in 1999 and the grounds are currently being redeveloped for civilian use as the Fitzsimons Medical Campus.The facility was founded by the United States Army during World War I arising
from the need to treat the large number of causalties from chemical weapons in
Europe. Denver's reputation as a prime location for the treatment of
tuberculosis led local citizens to lobby the Army on behalf of Denver as the
site for the new hospital.
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Historically, Aurora began as a small farming community on the plains east of Denver.
Although Aurora has long been considered by many in Colorado as one of
Denver's larger suburbs,
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Richard Kerry Richard Kerry aka Richard J. 'Dick' Kerry (1915 – July 31, 2000),
the father of Senator John Forbes Kerry, was a test pilot for the Army Air Corps in Alabama where he served stateside during World War II, until he was mustered out after a bout with tuberculosis. He was raised as a Roman Catholic.
Noahide Catholicos
Richard John Kerry attended the Phillips Academy as a youth, and then graduated from
YaleKerry's paternal grandfather, Frederick A. Kerry (born Fritz Kohn), was born in the town of
Horni Benesov Horní Benešov is a hamlet in the Moravian-Silesian Region of the Czech Republic with a population of approximately 2,500.The hamlet gained attention when it was learned that Fritz Kohn, the paternal
grandfather of John Kerry, the presumptive U.S. Democratic Party's candidate for
United States President in the 2004 elections, was from Horni Benesov. Kohn,
who was born to a Jewish family here, changed his name to Kerry and converted to
Catholicism before emigrating to the U.S. in 1905.
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. He immigrated to the U.S. arriving at Ellis Island
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and son Erich on May
18 May 18 is the 138th day of the year in the
Gregorian calendar (139th in leap years). There are 227 days remaining.
Within Judaism, he is known for this works on philosophy of religion and his supercommentary on Rashi's Torah commentary. Outside Judaism, he is best known for his Golem, which he created - according to the legend - to defend the Prague Ghetto from antisemitic attacks.
The prophet of the beast, Edwards will make an image of the beast and cause all to worship it, and he will make the Golem Talk?
John Forbes Kerry is a famous descendant of Rabbi Loew http://www.jta.org/page_view_story.asp?intarticleid=13907&intcategoryid=3 .
Loew of the House of David
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22, 1609),
a famous Kabbalist,
philosopher and talmudist
known as the Maharal
of Prague.
satan worshipper
Two of Ida's siblings, Otto Loewe and Jenni Loewe, died in the Nazi concentration camps (Theresienstadt and Treblinka, respectively), after being deported from Vienna in 1942, about a year before John Kerry's birth. Frederick committed suicide on November 23, 1921, by gunshot to the head at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston. His second son, Richard, was only six at the time.
Now is it time for the revenge of the Pharisee's
Richard John Kerry, John's father, attended the Phillips Academy as a youth, and then graduated from Yale University in 1937. He received a degree from Harvard Law School in 1940, and then joined the U.S. Army Air Corps. In his adult career, he worked for the Foreign Service and served as an attorney for the Bureau of United Nations Affairs in the U.S. Department of State.
It was in 1937 while taking a course in sculpture in the French coastal town of Saint-Brieuc that Richard Kerry met Rosemary Forbes, who was born in Paris, France, into the wealthy Forbes family of China and Boston at the Forbes Saint-Brieuc estate. One of eleven children, she studied to be a nurse, and served in the Red Cross in Paris during World War II. She would stand to inherit (in 2004 dollars) approximately $20 million to 40 million from her father and the Forbes family. The couple married in Montgomery, Ala., in January 1941.
John Kerry's maternal grandfather, James Grant Forbes, was born in Shanghai, China, where the Forbes family of China and Boston accumulated a fortune in the opium and China trade,
By the suffering of mankind
and became an international businessman and attorney living in France and England. With their wealth acquired from the opium and China trade, later invested in railroad and industrial ventures in the U.S., the Forbeses settled in Boston and France, acquiring an estate at Saint-Brieuc and another estate on Naushon Island off Cape Cod. John Kerry's maternal grandmother, Margaret Tyndal Winthrop, came from a family with deep roots in Massachusetts history, and was raised in Boston. Her grandfather was Robert Charles Winthrop, the conservative Whig Speaker of the House and a senator, and her ancestors include James Bowdoin, former governor of Maine, and John Winthrop, the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Other notable figures in this branch of Kerry's family tree are Franklin Roosevelt, Jane Addams, Calvin Coolidge, and ironically, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush.
Kerry has said that his first memory is when, as a 3-year-old, he held his mother's hand while she cried as they walked through the broken glass and rubble of her childhood home in Saint-Brieuc, France. The sad visit came just a short period after the Americans had liberated Saint-Brieuc from the Germans on
August 14, 1944. The family estate, known as Les Essarts, had been occupied as Nazi headquarters during the war, and when the Germans left Les Essarts, they bombed it and burnt it down.The sprawling estate was rebuilt in 1954, so as a youth, Kerry and his parents would often spend the summer holidays there, where Kerry would race his cousins on bicycles and challenge relatives to games of "kick the can." One of his cousins, an
East Anglia geography teacher named Kevin Armstrong, later recalled, "I remember him on his bike. He always looked like he was in a race. He was never just pedaling along, he would be going like crazy. We always knew he wouldn't win, but were we ever wrong!" Armstrong, describing the Kerry household, said that they never talked of presidential ambitions, but "there would always be political discussions. Johnny's dad, Uncle Dick, was very serious about politics. There were high-level arguments going on. You had the feeling you were expected to know a lot." During his summers he became good friends with his cousin Brice Lalonde, a future socialist and green party leader in France who ran for president of France in 1981.Because Kerry's family moved around a lot, he attended several schools as a child. Many years later, he said that "to my chagrin, and
everlasting damnation,Prophetic?
I was always moving on and saying goodbye. It kind of had an effect on you. It steeled you. There wasn't a lot of permanence and roots. For kids, [that's] not the greatest thing." He went to a Swiss boarding school at age 11 while his family lived in Berlin. When he visited home, he biked around and saw the rubble of Hitler's bunker, and also sneaked into East Berlin, until his father found out and grounded him. The boy often spent time alone. He biked through France, took a ferry from Norway to England, and even camped alone in Sherwood Forest. While at his Swiss boarding school, Kerry saw Scaramouche, his favorite movie and movie hero, for whom he later would name his powerboat.
John Kerry (right) in the St. Paul's yearbook, 1962.
While his father was stationed at the U.S. Embassy in
Oslo, Norway, Kerry was sent to Massachusetts to attend boarding school. In 1957 he attended the Fessenden School in West Newton, a village in Newton, Mass., where he met his friend Richard Pershing, grandson of the famed U.S. Gen. John Joseph Pershing.The following year, he enrolled at
St. Paul's School in Concord, N.H., in 1958, graduating in 1962. As his father's Foreign Service salary wasn't enough to pay the school's tuition, it was Kerry's childless great-aunt, Clara Winthrop, then very much advanced in age, who voluntarily covered the costs. At St. Paul's, Kerry felt like an outsider because he was a Catholic and liberal while most of his fellow students were Republican Episcopalians.the grudge
Despite having difficulty fitting in, he made friends and developed his interests. He learned skills in public speaking which would serve him well throughout his life, and he became deeply interested in politics. In his free time, he enjoyed hockey and lacrosse, which he played on teams captained by a classmate named Robert S. Mueller III, who went on to become director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He also played electric bass for the prep school's band The Electras, which produced an album in 1961. Only 500 copies were made, and in 2004 one of the copies was auctioned at EBay for $2,551.
One big happy Illuminated Elite Hasidic Family of shemgods
In 1959 Kerry founded the John Winant Society at St. Paul's to debate the issues of the day, a group that still exists. It is said he began to emulate President John F. Kennedy while a student, even signing his papers, "J.F.K." Indeed, it was in November of 1960 while at school that Kerry gave his first political speech, in favor of Kennedy's election to the White House.
While in the U.S., Kerry spent several summers at the Forbes family's estates on Naushon Island in the Elizabeth Islands, off Cape Cod.
In
1962, Kerry volunteered on Edward M. Kennedy's first senatorial campaign. He was known to broadcast "Kennedy for Senate," from a loudspeaker in his Volkswagen Beetle, adding the words "And Kerry for dogcatcher!" In the summer of that year, he began dating Janet Jennings Auchincloss, Jacqueline Kennedy's half-sister. Auchincloss invited Kerry to visit her family's estate, Hammersmith Farm in Rhode Island (home to Janet and Jackie's mother Janet Lee Bouvier Auchincloss and her husband Hugh D. Auchincloss Jr.), on Sunday, August 26. It was then that Kerry met President John F. Kennedy for the first time.When Kerry told Kennedy that he was about to enter Yale University, Kennedy grimaced because he had gone to rival school
Harvard University. Kerry later recalled, "He smiled at me, laughed and said, 'Oh, don't worry about it. You know I'm a Yale man too now.'" According to Kerry, "The President uttered that famous comment about how he had the best of two worlds now: a Harvard education and Yale degree," in reference to the fact he had received an honorary degree from Yale a few months prior (June 11, 1962). Later that day, a White House photographer snapped a photo of Kerry sailing with Kennedy and his family in Narragansett Bay. They met again a few weeks later while at the September 1962 America's Cup race off the coast of Rhode Island.
Prepped to become the Final Despot of the World?
John Kerry's 1966 Yale yearbook photo.
In
1962 Kerry entered Yale University in New Haven, Conn., where he majored in political science, graduating with a bachelor's degree in 1966. To earn money during the summers, he loaded trucks in a grocery warehouse and sold encyclopedias door to door.As a student, he lived in a three-room dormitory suite with Daniel Barbiero, who was a friend from
St. Paul's School, and Harvey H. Bundy III. The first time he met Harvey Bundy, they almost came to blows. Bundy was heckling President Kennedy about his sex life during a speech he was giving on the New Haven Green on October 17, 1962, and Kerry approached him to get him to stop. Harvey, who would become a principal at the investment banking firm of William Blair & Co. in Chicago, disliked Kennedy even though two of his uncles—McGeorge Bundy and William P. Bundy—had served in senior posts in his administration. Indeed, it was a visit to Yale by William Bundy, who reportedly told Kerry, "We need people like you to lead over there [in Vietnam]," which influenced Kerry's decision to serve in the war.War Hero, the set up to Political Leader, then on to Moshiach ben satan?
Kerry and Harvey Bundy became close friends despite their tense introduction, and even spent the summer in Europe together in the summer of 1963, after their
freshman year. During the trip, they drove from Paris to Austria, where they visited an old ski instructor of Kerry's. They drove through Switzerland on the way but didn't visit anyone there. Then, when they arrived at the Austrian Alps, Kerry insisted on climbing a mountain even though it was only 5 a.m., and then raced his friend down the peak. When they visited London that summer, Kerry delivered an impromptu speech from the famed Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park.Kerry, who had always been athletic, played
soccer, hockey and lacrosse at Yale. He was also on the fencing team and took flying lessons. Barbiero later recalled, "In prep school, he had a pretty small group of friends—guys who were interested in philosophy and political science...In college, he got to know everybody."In his
sophomore year Kerry became president of the Yale Political Union. His involvement with the Political Union gave him an opportunity to be involved with important issues of the day, such as the civil rights movement and President Kennedy's New Frontier program. Under the guidance of the speaking coach and history professor Rollin Osterweis, Kerry won dozens of debate contests against other college students from across the nation. In March 1965, as the Vietnam War escalated, he won the Ten Eyck prize as the best orator in the junior class for a speech that was critical of U.S. foreign policy. In the speech he said, "It is the specter of Western imperialism that causes more fear among Africans and Asians than communism, and thus it is self-defeating." Because of his public speaking skills, he was chosen to give the class oration at graduation. The speech was hastily rewritten at the last moment, and was a broad criticism of American foreign policy, including the war.Understanding the Global Communitarian Noahide Collective
In April 1965 his friend John Shattuck (who would later become CEO of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation) inducted him to Yale's Skull and Bones secret society,
Learned in Dark sentences and sorcery of satan's magik
three years before George W. Bush joined the same group.
He was joined by friends such as Frederick W. Smith, who would later found Federal Express, his debate partner William Stanberry Jr., David Thorne, twin brother of Kerry's future wife Julia Thorne, (also dated Janet Auchincloss) and Richard Pershing a peer from St. Paul's. Pershing would become Kerry's closest friend as a young man, and would precede him in going to Vietnam. A few years later, Kerry thought fondly of this time, recalling that he and Pershing shared "irreplaceable, incomparable moments of love, concerns, anger and compassion... in Bones." Another member of Skull and Bones that year was David Rumsey, who would go on to found the David Rumsey Historical Map Collection.
A few weeks before graduating, Kerry and all of the Skull and Bones seniors went on a trip together to the fishing camp owned by the organization on the secluded 50-acre Deer Island, located on the St. Lawrence River, just north of Alexandria Bay, N.Y. They spent the days idly, playing cards and drinking beer. But in an article by Joe Klein for The New Yorker in 2002, David Thorne remembered there was a serious ongoing discussion about Vietnam. He said, "There were four of us [Kerry, Smith, Pershing and Thorne] going to war in a matter of months. That tends to concentrate the mind. This may have been the first time we really seriously began to question Vietnam. It was: 'Hey, what the hell is going on over there? What the hell are we in for'?"
Medals awarded to Lt. Kerry include the Silver Star,
Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts.
After an application for a twelve month deferment to study in Paris was denied, Kerry joined the
U.S. Navy on February 18, 1966. He was ordered into active duty on October 19, and received his Navy commission on December 16. After completing a year of training, in December of 1967 he began his first tour of duty, serving as a lieutenant in the electrical department on the guided-missile frigate USS Gridley (DLG-21). In February 1968, the Gridley sailed into war to support aircraft carriers in the Gulf of Tonkin, but was far removed from combat. Kerry had no contact with the enemy during that time. According to Kerry's profile in the Boston Globe Kerry recalled: "I didn't have any real feel for what the heck was going on [in the war]," His ship returned to port in Long Beach, Calif., on June 6, 1968.Initially, according to the Boston Globe profile, Kerry had hoped to keep a relatively safe distance from most of the fighting by obtaining an assignment as commander of a Swift Boat:
"I didn't really want to get involved in the war," Kerry said in a little-noticed contribution to a book of Vietnam reminiscences published in 1986. "When I signed up for the swift boats, they had very little to do with the war. They were engaged in coastal patrolling and that's what I thought I was going to be doing."
But two weeks after he arrived in Vietnam, the swift boat mission changed -- and Kerry went from having one of the safest assignments in the escalating conflict to one of the most dangerous. Under the newly launched Operation Sea Lords, swift boats were charged with patrolling the narrow waterways of the
Mekong Delta to draw fire and smoke out the enemy. Cruising inlets and coves and canals, swift boats were especially vulnerable targets.He commanded his Swift Boat Patrol Craft Fast-94 during several operations, including
Operation Sea Lords (raids on the Viet Cong-controlled Cua Long River in the Mekong Delta near the Cà Mau province), and proved an aggressive commander: "To his crew, Kerry was one of the most daring skippers in the US Navy, relentlessly and courageously engaging the enemy" [ibid.]
Not so saith the swift boat captains
In reference to an incident in which Kerry's boat hit a mine, the Globe reported that "Kerry often would go beyond his Navy orders and beach his boat,
in one case chasing and killing a teenage Viet Congtrophy badge of satan's honour, initiated.......
enemy who wore only a loin cloth and carried a rocket launcher. Kerry's aggressiveness in combat caused a commanding officer to wonder whether he should be given a medal or court-martialed"
Yet despite his aggressiveness, "Kerry would watch in despair as a crewmate killed a boy who may or may not have been an innocent civilian. He would angrily challenge a military policy that risked the death of noncombatants" [ibid.]
Kerry lost five friends in war, including his Yale classmate Richard Pershing who was killed in action on February 17, 1968. The death had a devastating impact on Kerry, who expressed his grief in a wrenching letter to his parents, writing:
"If I do nothing more, and if I convince the others to do nothing more, it will be to give every effort we can to somehow make this a better world to live in and to end once and for all this willingness to expend ourselves in this stupid, endless self-distruction [sic]."
Kerry was awarded his first
Purple Heart for an injury incurred during his first combat experience (on December 2, 1968). He was treated for a small piece of shrapnel in his arm and he immediately returned to duty.the Band aide, Purple heart award, given to the Kohenim elite of the Royal Family of shemgods
On February 20, 1969, he earned a second Purple Heart when his left thigh was hit with shrapnel and, again, he was treated and returned to duty.
Band-aide #2
Eight days later, on February 28, 1969, Kerry's boat was hit by a B-40 rocket. After beaching his boat, Kerry chased down and killed a wounded Viet Cong, who had been shot in the leg by a crew-mate and was fleeing with another B-40 rocket. Kerry came back to the boat with the rocket and launcher. He was awarded the Silver Star medal for his actions. On March 13, 1969, Kerry's boat detonated a mine (as his position took heavy fire) and his arm was wounded. For his injury and rescuing U.S. Army Green Beret James Rassmann on the same occasion, Kerry was awarded a third Purple Heart and the Bronze Star with Combat V. The last of his three injuries included a bruised arm and shrapnel in his posterior which, according to Kerry, cost him about two days of active service. Due to questions regarding the nature of his wounds, the Kerry Campaign released his military records. [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A37922-2004Apr23.html].
War Hero by Design of the Chabad Lubavitch, Chasidic Pharisees the Illuminated Masters
Within a week of his receiving his third purple heart, Kerry requested reassignment to the U.S. He was entitled to an early departure from Vietnam, subject to approval by the Bureau of Naval Personnel, according to then current regulations which said those who are wounded "three times, regardless of the nature of the wound or treatment required ... will not be ordered to serve in Vietnam and contiguous waters or to duty with ships or units which have been alerted for movement to that area."
safely away
On
March 17, 1969, Commodore Charles Horne, an administrative official and commander of the coastal squadron in which Kerry served, filled out a document that said Kerry "has been thrice wounded in action while on duty incountry Vietnam. Reassignment is requested as a personal aide in Boston, New York, or Washington, D.C., area." Kerry ended his tour of duty in Vietnam in 1969 after 11 months in-country. He remained on active duty for one more year with the Military Sea Transportation Service, Atlantic based in Brooklyn, N.Y. All told, he was on active duty for four years, from 1966 until 1970. He was transferred to the U.S. Naval Reserve in 1970 and to the Standby (inactive) Reserve in 1972. He received his honorable discharge in 1978.Then preparation for Communitarian Noahide Government
John Kerry speaking at an anti-war rally.
Kerry returned to America in 1969. In 1968, Kerry's first cousin,
Brice Lalonde, had become president of the National Student's Union at the Sorbonne, and had actively participated in the May 1968 student uprisings in France, which showed all of Europe (and America) the power of student protest and confrontation. Kerry took this knowledge, and with the political tide in America moving distinctly to an anti-war footing, decided to become an anti-war activist and organizer.On
May 7, 1970, he appeared on The Dick Cavett Show for the first time, to speak about his opposition to the United State's involvement in the Vietnam. Just a few weeks later, May 23, 1970, he married Julia Stimson Thorne, his girlfriend of six years, at a lavish ceremony attended by approximately 250 guests in Bay Shore, N.Y. After honeymooning in Jamaica, Kerry stepped up his antiwar activities, becoming a media celebrity for his outspoken opposition to the war, behavior which, according to some reports, served as a great annoyance to the Nixon administration.In June, he joined the newly formed organization
Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW), where he became a prominent spokesman, leading numerous protests, marches and rallies. On September 7, Kerry spoke at an event that the group organized called "Operation RAW", or Rapid American Withdrawal, in which Vietnam veterans marched 86 miles from two Revolutionary War sites, Morristown, N.J., and Valley Forge, Pa.As part of the VVAW, Kerry organized a non-violent protest of the war entitled "Operation Dewey Canyon III", which occurred from
April 18 to April 23. The organizers called the protest "a limited incursion into the country of Congress," and named it "Dewey Canyon III" because it followed Dewey Canyon I and Dewey Canyon II, code names for American and then ARVN invasions of Laos in February and March of 1971.On
April 19, a procession of about 1,100 veterans moved across the Lincoln Memorial Bridge to Arlington Cemetery, led by mothers who lost their sons in Vietnam, the "Gold Star Mothers". There, a brief ceremony for the war dead was conducted by Reverend Jackson Day on the small plot of grass outside the cemetery beneath the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the grave of John F. Kennedy. In the following days, the protestors, who camped out on a grassy quadrangle between Third and Fourth streets, took part in "guerilla theatre", marches, and listened to speeches. Sen. Edward Kennedy made a midnight visit to the group on the evening of April 21.Kerry talked about the VVAW's
Winter Soldier Investigation, an event which took place from January 31 to February 2, 1971 in Detroit, at which over 150 honorably discharged veterans testified to war crimes committed in Southeast Asia during the war.Speaking under oath, Kerry said the following: "I would like to talk on behalf of all those veterans and say that several months ago in Detroit we had an investigation at which over 150 honorably discharged, and many very highly decorated, veterans testified to war crimes committed in Southeast Asia. These were not isolated incidents but crimes committed on a day-to-day basis with the full awareness of officers at all levels of command. It is impossible to describe to you exactly what did happen in Detroit - the emotions in the room and the feelings of the men who were reliving their experiences in Vietnam. They relived the absolute horror of what this country, in a sense, made them do. They told stories that at times they had personally raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires from portable telephones to human genitals and turned up the power, cut off limbs, blown up bodies, randomly shot at civilians, razed villages in fashion reminiscent of Ghengis Khan, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks, and generally ravaged the countryside of South Vietnam in addition to the normal ravage of war and the normal and very particular ravaging which is done by the applied bombing power of this country."
Gawd Bless Amaraka...so hep me gawd
He also criticized William Bundy, the man who had influenced his decision to go to Vietnam, stating "Where are they now that we, the men they sent off to war, have returned? These are the commanders who have deserted their troops. And there is no more serious crime in the laws of war. The Army says they never leave their wounded. The marines say they never even leave their dead. These men have left all the casualties and retreated behind a pious shield of public rectitude. They've left the real stuff of their reputations bleaching behind them in the sun in this country."
In a February 2004 interview with CNN's Judy Woodruff, the Presidential contender denied that he had accused U.S. soldiers of committing war crimes in Vietnam. Woodruff remarked, "They are saying, in effect, you were accusing American troops of war crimes." Kerry replied, "No, I was accusing American leaders of abandoning the troops. And if you read what I said, it is very clearly an indictment of leadership. ... It's the leaders who are responsible, not the soldiers. ... The fact is if we want to redebate the war on Vietnam in 2004, I'm ready for that. It was a mistake, and I'm proud of having stood up and shared with America my perceptions of what was happening."
The following day, Kerry and other veterans threw medals and ribbons over a fence at the
U.S. Capitol building to protest the war. This became a controversy when it was discovered that he has his service medals on display, suggesting that what he threw were not his own medals. CNN reported (Wolf Blitzer Reports):another scumbag satan worshipper
"Kerry joined with other veterans, tossing their war medals onto the lawn of the Capitol. Kerry freely admitted the medals he threw were not his..." Kerry said: "I threw some medals back that belonged to some folks who asked me to throw them back for them." [http://www.boston.com/globe/nation/packages/kerry/061703.shtml]
On April 24, the day after this VVAW protest, over 500,000 demonstrators arrived in Washington to lobby Congress and to "stop the government" if President Richard M. Nixon did not stop the war.
In a secretly recorded White House conversation of
April 28, 1971, President Nixon discussed Kerry with his counsel, Charles Colson. Nixon said, "Well, he is sort of a phony, isn't he?" Colson agreed, and mentioned that during the antiwar demonstrations that had just taken place, Kerry stayed at the home of a Georgetown socialite while the other protesters slept on the National Mall. Colson opined, "He's politically ambitious and just looking for an issue. Yeah. He came back [from Vietnam] a hawk and became a dove when he saw the political opportunities." "Sure," said Nixon. "Well, anyway, keep the faith."In the following months, The FBI engaged in surveillance of Kerry and his activities with the VVAW. They followed him wherever he went, recorded the content of his speeches, took photographs of him, and then reported their findings to FBI Director
J. Edgar Hoover and President Nixon. In May of 1972, the agency decided to stop monitoring his activities, stating in a final memorandum that "It should be noted that a review of the subject's file reveals nothing whatsoever to link subject with any violent type activity... Thus, considering the subject's apparently legitimate involvement in politics, it is recommended that no further investigation be conducted regarding subject until such time as it is warranted."In
1993, Colson sent a letter of apology to Kerry for his and Nixon's behavior against him in the '70s. He told a reporter for the Boston Globe, "I apologized for having tried to undermine him when he was head of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. I think there were some stories that Nixon and I were trying to find ways to discredit him, and I am sorry for past feelings resulting from anything I have done."Illuminati chasidim command
All of the events of 1971 thrust him into the national spotlight. On
May 25, 1971, he appeared in a segment of 60 Minutes entitled "The First Hurrah," produced by Morley Safer. On June 20, 1971, Kerry appeared on The Dick Cavett Show to debate the White House-selected Navy veteran John O'Neill, who represented a group called Veterans for a Just Peace. He was also parodied in the comic strip Doonesbury (created by fellow Yale alumnus Garry Trudeau).In
1978 he cofounded Vietnam Veterans of America. He maintains a lifetime membership in the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) organization.Among the related attacks, one photo has been widely circulated to attempt to associate Kerry with
Jane Fonda, the well-known actress and daughter of widely-loved actor Henry Fonda. Among many in the United States, Fonda is "Hanoi Jane," a symbol of betrayal and a target of blame for the harsh treatment brought on American soldiers upon returning stateside. Despite repeated attempts by critics to link Kerry with Fonda's controversial positions, Kerry was never a close associate of hers.Claimed by Kerry's political foes as "evidence" of Kerry's ties to Fonda, the photo is from the rally in Valley Forge and shows Kerry sitting in the audience several rows behind well-known actress
Jane Fonda, who spoke at the event along with actor Donald Sutherland, and others. Fonda would embark on her highly controversial visit to North Vietnam two years later —an action that Kerry did not publicly support.In
2004, a new photograph emerged, that showed Fonda standing by Kerry's side at an antiwar demonstration. It made the rounds on the Internet, and was quickly found to be a hoax. The event, known as the "Register for Peace Rally", took place on June 13, 1971, in Mineola, N.Y., on Long Island, with thousands in attendance, including former members of Congress such as Bella Abzug, Allard Lowenstein and Lester Wolff. Folk singer Peter Yarrow entertained the crowd. Kerry spoke at the rally, but Jane Fonda was not in fact present.
From Nov. 12 to 15, 1971, a
Vietnam Veterans Against the War meeting was held in Kansas City, Mo., in which a member proposed that VVAW escalate their tactics and assassinate pro-war politicians--a statement that was immediately shouted down by a disgusted majority, but has been used by right-wing groups to paint VVAW as a violent group. VVAW did decide to meet with North Vietnamese leaders, an action Kerry thought was disastrous for the appearance of the group.Over the years, Kerry said that he did not remember attending the meeting in Kansas City, stating that he retired from the organization at the St. Louis meeting in July 1971. However, there are conflicting accounts, including newspaper articles, F.B.I. reports, and witnesses who have different recollections. One of Kerry's friends at the time, Randy Barnes, recalled Kerry being present. "John said, I think his exact words were, 'You guys are getting way too radical, you're defeating your purpose, and I quit,' " said Barnes. Six other witnesses to this meeting, who support Kerry, said that he did take part in it, and an F.B.I. memorandum from J. Edgar Hoover dated Nov. 16, 1971, quoted a "confidential source" stating that Kerry resigned from the organization at the Kansas City meeting on the prior day,
November 15, 1971. "John Kerry, a national VVAW leader, appeared at the meeting and announced to those present he was resigning from the executive committee for personal reasons," it said.After his anti-war activities, Kerry spent time with his first cousin, Brice Lalonde, who was organizing Green party confrontations in Paris and who was helping create the organization that would become
Greenpeace International. Though Kerry did not take a leading role in the Green movement, he adapted his cousin's ideas and has been a notable defender of the environment since his youth.
Senator Kerry speaks at
Walden Woods in 1998.
John Kerry entered
Boston College Law School in Newton, Mass., in September 1973, within days of the birth of his first daughter, Alexandra. He graduated in May 1976, the same year his second daughter, Vanessa, was born. Also in 1976, he and friend K. Dun Gifford opened a cookie and muffin shop called Kilvert & Forbes in Boston’s Quincy Market area. Gifford went on to own and manage a number of restaurants in Boston and Cambridge, in addition to joining Cabot, Cabot & Forbes as an officer, and working as Chairman of Common Cause in Massachusetts.He was the First Assistant
District Attorney of Middlesex County, Mass., from 1977 to 1979.In 1979 he opened a private law practice, and in the fall of 1981 began planning to run for
lieutenant governor of Massachusetts. During the campaign, he separated from his wife Julia, but it had no effect on the election; he won in November 1982, and served under Gov. Michael S. Dukakis until 1984. In January of that year, he announced his decision to run for the United States Senate as a Democrat, replacing Paul Tsongas. In his campaign he promised to mix liberal compassion with tight budget controls, and in the November election he won the seat, despite a nationwide landslide for the re-election of Republican President Ronald W. Reagan. In his acceptance speech, Kerry asserted that his win meant that the people of Massachusetts "emphatically reject the politics of selfishness and the notion that women must be treated as second-class citizens."In April 1986, Kerry and Sen.
Christopher Dodd (D-Conn.) proposed that hearings be conducted by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee regarding charges of Contra involvement in cocaine trafficking. Sen. Richard Lugar (R-Ind.), the Republican chairman of the committee, agreed to conduct the hearings. Meanwhile, Kerry's staff began their own investigations, and on October 14, 1986, issued a report which charged that Lieut. Col. Oliver North set up a private network involving the National Security Council and the CIA to deliver military equipment to the Nicaraguan rebels. Furthermore, the network was thought to be involved with shipping cocaine and marijuana to the United States, with profits from their sales going to pay for more arms for the insurgents. The investigation, they said, raised "serious questions about whether the United States has abided by the law in its handling of the contras over the past three years." The Kerry report generated a firestorm of controversy and lead to years of investigations, hearings, and widely-seen television proceedings, known collectively as the Iran-Contra affair.Kerry's inquiry eventually widened to look not just at the contras, but at events in
Cuba, Haiti, the Bahamas, Panama, and Honduras. In 1989 he released a report that slammed the Reagan administration for neglecting and undermining anti-drug efforts while pursing other objectives in foreign policy. The report noted that the government "turned a blind eye" in the '80s to the corruption and drug dealings of Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega, who had assisted the contras. The report concluded that the CIA and the State Deparment had known that "individuals who provided support for the contras were involved in drug trafficking...and elements of the contras themselves knowingly received financial and material assistance from drug traffickers." While some critics attacked him as being a conspiracy theorist, a decade later the CIA inspector general released a pair of reports that affirmed Kerry's findings.During the investigation of Noriega, Kerry's staff discovered that the Pakistan-based
Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) had facilitated Noriega's drug trafficking and money laundering. This led to a separate inquiry into BCCI, and as a result, banking regulators finally shut down BCCI in 1991. In December 1992 Kerry and Sen. Hank Brown (R-Colo.), released "The BCCI Affair," a report on the BCCI scandal. The report showed that the bank was crooked and was working with terrorists, including Abu Nidal. It blasted the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the U.S. Customs Service, the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States, high-level lobbyists, and the Central Intelligence Agency. One of the Bush administration figures criticized for his handling of BCCI was Robert Mueller who, as deputy attorney general, had dragged his heels on the investigation because suspects were said to be friends and associates of the Bush family.However, Kerry's own personal wealth and the Forbes family's ties to the opium trade and drug trafficking in China during the Opium War had led him to take a tough line with drug dealers, during the investigations of Noriega, and his own prosecutions of drug dealers in Massachusetts. But the senator has been criticized for not repudiating his family's drug-dealing roots, nor giving up offshore Forbes family properties and trusts, including access to Naushon Island and an estate in Brittany.
Kerry supports
Recently, Kerry has claimed to be a dove hunter. A link from his site connects to an article from the
Washington Post about Kerry. "You might eat it at a picnic, cold roasted. I love dove.", says Kerry.This may be due to a perception that Democrat
Albert A. Gore Jr. had lost the 2000 presidential election due to his anti-gun stance, given that a majority of union households opposed gun controls.On Feb. 3, 1994, a year after the
1993 terrorist bombing of the World Trade Center, Kerry proposed a deficit reduction bill that cut a wide range of programs, including many opposed by Democratic senators (S. 1826). One provision of this bill rescinded $1 billion from intelligence and froze spending budgets for two major intelligence programs, the National Foreign Intelligence Program and Tactical Intelligence. The bill did not make it to a vote, but the language was later submitted as S. Amdt. 1452 to H.R. 3759.On Sept. 29, 1995, Kerry proposed another deficit reduction bill (S. 1290), one provision of which would have cut military intelligence funding by $1.5 billion over five years. The bill could not gather any co-sponsors, which in itself is not unusual. The cuts were $300 million in each of the five years, or approximately 1% of the total military intelligence budget per year.
The
Bush campaign has publicized the bills that Kerry sponsored (S. 1826 and S. 1290), claiming they are evidence Kerry does not have a solid record of support for intelligence agencies. These bills were both deficit reduction bills, though of course, like often happens in politics, primarily cutting programs that were not favored by Democrats. The bills were presented at a time when fiscal responsibility had a more prominent position on the agenda of the nation's leaders. Late in 1995, a budget crisis, precipitated by an ideological showdown between the Republican-led House of Representatives and the Democratic Clinton administration, forced a government shutdown. Further, there had been reports of mismanagement and waste in intelligence programs, so it is not unusual that they became targets for reducing the federal budget deficit. Both bills also came in the aftermath of the fall of the Soviet Union, and there was widespread agreement that focus of intelligence spending needed to be shifted away from obsolete Cold War projects.Kerry did co-sponsor two amendments (S.AMDT.2881 and 2882 to S.922) [http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/1995_cr/s950929-nro.htm] with Republican Sen.
Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), that proposed to tighten intelligence management and passed on a bipartisan voice vote (a process typical for uncontroversial measures). Both amendments addressed financial mismanagement at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), a military intelligence program. The program had accumulated more than $1.5 billion in unspent appropriations (which is, not coincidentally, the amount Kerry proposed cutting in S. 1290). In amendment 2881 appropriations for the NRO in "fiscal year 1996 are reduced to reflect the availability of funds appropriated prior to fiscal year 1996 that have accumulated in the carry forward accounts for that Office." (Specter in Congressional Record discussion of 2881). Amendment 2882 did not cut intelligence spending per se but limited the amount of unspent money in that could be carried forward into fiscal year 1997.In the Senate, Kerry serves on the
Committee on Foreign Relations, Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation and Committee on Finance. He was the chairman of the Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship from 2001 to 2003 and remains the ranking Democrat.Kerry is also the ranking member of the Subcommittee on Oceans, Fisheries and the Environment and the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs. He also serves on the Subcommittee on Communications, Subcommittee on Transportation (both part of Commerce, Science and Transportation); the Subcommittee on Health Care, Subcommittee on International Trade and the Subcommittee on Social Security and Family Policy (Finance subcommittees); and on the Subcommittee on European Affairs and Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere, Peace Corps & Narcotics Affairs (Foreign Relations subcommittees).
Kerry was the chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee from
1987 to 1989, and was reelected to the Senate in 1990, 1996 (despite the candidacy of popular Republican ex-Gov. William Weld), and 2002. His current term will end on January 3 2009.In 2003 and 2004, the
Presidential campaign of John Kerry defeated Democratic rivals Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.), ex-Vermont Gov. Howard Dean and retired Gen. Wesley K. Clark, all but clinching the Democratic nomination for Kerry. Kerry is running for President of the United States against incumbent George W. Bush.
Teresa and John Kerry
on the campaign trail.
John Kerry is 6-feet 4-inches (1.94 meters) tall and has been called the "Lanky Yankee." His oldest friends and family call him Johnny. Kerry speaks fluent
French, having spent time in Switzerland and France with his diplomat father in his youth. He enjoys surfing, hockey, hunting, and playing the bass. Between his first and second marriages he dated actresses Morgan Fairchild and Catherine Oxenberg. He was diagnosed with and cured of prostate cancer in 2003.Long Devil
Kerry's favorite films are
Giant and Casablanca. His favorite books are James Bradley's Flags of Our Fathers and Stephen Ambrose's Undaunted Courage. While campaigning in 2003, he read Clyde Prestowitz's Rogue Nation, and Barbara Ehrenreich's Nickel and Dimed.Kerry was married to
Julia Thorne in 1970, and they had two children together: Alexandra Kerry (b. 1973), currently a film-school student in the Los Angeles area, and Vanessa Kerry (b. 1976), a graduate of Phillips Academy like her grandfather, Yale University, and currently a student at Harvard Medical School. Vanessa has been active in her father's Presidential campaign.Kerry and Thorne were separated in 1982 and divorced
July 25, 1988. "After 14 years as a political wife," she wrote in A Change of Heart, her book about depression, "I associated politics only with anger, fear and loneliness." The marriage was formally annulled by the Roman Catholic Church in 1997. Thorne later married an architect named Richard Charlesworth, and moved to Bozeman, Mont., where she became active in local environmental groups such as the Greater Yellowstone Coalition.annulled after fourteen years and two children, I think not Judaizer
Kerry and
Teresa Simões-Ferreira Heinz, the widow of Pennsylvania Sen. H. John Heinz III (R-Pa.) and formerly a United Nations translator, met at the U.N.-sponsored Earth Summit at Rio de Janeiro in 1992. They married on May 26, 1995, in Nantucket, Mass. Teresa has three sons from her previous marriage: John Heinz Jr., André Heinz, and Christopher Heinz (b. ~1973).the Kohenim Jew had to have a Jewess wife
Today, the combined net worth of the Kerry-Heinz fortune is reported to be between
$199 million and $839 million, making Kerry the wealthiest U.S. senator. Sen. Kerry is wealthy in his own name, and is the beneficiary of at least four trusts inherited from Forbes family members, including his mother, who died in 2002. Kerry Kerry has an older brother, Cameron Kerry, who is a litigator in Boston, and two sisters, Diane and Peggy.Wealthy from suffering and murder, inherited from the OPIUM Drug runners of His ancestors. Makes a perfect son of perdition unto the murderer since the beginning and the Lust of his father he will indeed do.
section 14 "The Protocols of the Illuminated Elders of Tzion"
Wall Street " The Mark" is Here
It has happened "War Declared upon and in America"
"All you ever need to know about their god and Qabalah"
ADDED Material 3-25-2004 Prophecy Unfolding
A Sincere Request to "Rapture" Teachers
Compulsory Constitutional Cremation
Homeland Security, "The Police State"
The Babylonian Talmudic Mystical Qabalah
How will they do it- " The false-christ"
"Summation" The beginning of sorrows has begun
Satan's Tales "Wagging the Global Dog"
"Satan's Plan", Protocols of Zion ( of course they will dispute it's authenticity)
I Witch, New One World Order Seal
Satan's Enforcers of Quaballah
The Seed of God or the Seed of Satan, Your choice by faith
I AM, the Revelation of Jesus Christ
National Organization Against Hasidic International Talmudic Enforcement
Where's Da Plane Boss, wheres da plane?
The Federal Reserve, Fed up with the Fed?
The Protocols Today. Dispute this, Liars !
Letter to a friend "It's not the Jews Dummy"
The "Son's of the Synagogue of Satan"Chabad Lubavitch
The Chabad Satan Wall of Destruction
Columbia "The Queen of Heaven"
The Infiltration of the leaven "Jerusalem Council"
One World Religion Part 5 Religion Part 7 Religion Part 7
Obedient Ishmael Kislev 19, 5764
The Lord of the Ring, the Return of the Talmudic king
Changing the Time and the Laws
The Leaven of the Chabad Lubavitch Chassidim Pharisees
"Replacement
Theology" of
Judaic Talmudism
Eating Rainbow Stew with a Silver Spoon, underneath a Noahide Sky
