So you deny Kerry accuse the Military of organized war crimes? You are aware he said the chain of Command was fully aware of all the supposed war crimes? You are aware he illegally met with the North Vietnamese peace delegation? Maybe you are just to stupid to breath?
I deny the claims you made previously...which you now seem to realize were lies since you haven't even tried to document.
And guess what...My Lai WAS an "organized" war crime.
SInce you're still making unsubstantiated claims...find a reputable source that claims that Kerry meeting with the NV peace delegation was illegal
Maybe you're just a dishonest puke.
We'll see
Mia Lia was a single incident that was prosecuted you retard. Kerry wrote his own silver star write up as commander of the op. He lied about seeing atrocities except for the one he committed. There was none of what Kerry claimed happening. As a Naval Officer he was not allowed to visit the North Vienamese peace committee WITHOUT official orders, he broke the LAW. Kerry was caught and his awards were revoked he had to get them reinstated by I think Jimmy Carter.
You couldn't provide anything...but I can
Now the
Los Angeles Times has published a page one story,
"Vietnam Horrors: Darkest Yet," based on official government documents detailing 320 incidents of Vietnam war atrocities that were confirmed by army investigators. The documentation, according to the
Times, comes from "a once-secret archive assembled by a Pentagon task force in the early 1970s." This "Vietnam War Crimes Working Group" archive, 9,000 pages long, was discovered by Nick Turse, who was doing research for a Ph.D. dissertation as a student at Columbia University. Turse shares the byline on the
Timesreport with staff writer Deborah Nelson.