Senator John McCain, Traitor, Collaborator and Reckless Pilot With 134 Manslaughter Victims in Navy

JimBowie1958

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Senator John McCain particularly galls me, among all the hypocrits, poseurs and bought shills that we have in our political system in Washington DC. This man is particularly reckless and whose actions may have caused the deaths of at least 134 fellow servicemen on the USS Forestall, then he was a collaborator and traitor who gave over government secrets as a prisoner in Vietnam, and who has been the most prolific obstructionist in regards to investigated cases of possible POW still alive in Vietnam.

First the USS Forestall fire. While John McCains fellow sailors were desperately fighting the fire, McCain was the first flown off the aircraft carrier. Many that were on the ship claim that McCain had actually caused the original firing of a rocket that caused the fire, but the official investigation concluded he was not responsible. Being the son of an Admiral means you dont have an investigation by the Navy done, only Congressional cover ups.

Second, His time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam was less than stellar. He was tortured, certainly, but then so was just about all POWs, except the ones who continued to resist. McCain collaborated and got special treatment afterwards, while other servicemen died from their torture rather than be a traitor, but the spoiled son of a Navy Admiral was determined it was not going to be him. And instead of giving false information, McCain gave real stuff that got him better treatment.

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John McCain is being hailed by the press as a "genuine war hero." But is he a war hero in the conventional sense like Audie Murphy and John Glenn? Or is his "war hero" status the creation of a very slick publicity campaign that plays on flag, duty, honor and country?

For sure, McCain has the fruitsalad: a Silver Star, a Legion of Merit for Valor, a Distinguished Flying Cross, three Bronze Stars, two Commendation medals plus two Purple Hearts and a dozen service gongs.

On a purely medal count basis, he outweighs Murphy and Glenn, who both for years repeatedly performed extraordinary deeds on the ground or in the air against an armed enemy.

McCain's valor awards are based on what happened in 1967, when during his 23d mission over Vietnam, he was shot down, seriously injured, captured and then spent 5 1/2 brutal years as a POW.

In an attempt to find out exactly what the man did to earn these many hero awards, I asked his Senate office three times to provide copies of the narratives for each medal. I'm still waiting.

I next went to the Pentagon. Within a week, I received a recap of his medals and many of the narratives that give the details of what he did.

None of the awards, less the DFC, were for heroism over the battlefield where he spent no more than 20 hours. Two Naval officers described the awards as "boilerplate" and "part of an SOP medal package given to repatriated (Vietnam era) POWs." ...

Yet in McCain's own words just four days after being captured, he admits he violated the U.S. Code of Conduct by telling his captors "O.K, I'll give you military information if you will take me to the hospital."

A Vietnam vet detractor says, "He received the nation's third highest award, the Silver Star, for treason. He provided aid and comfort to the enemy."

The rest of his valor awards issued automatically every year while he was a POW read much like the Silver Star. More boilerplate often repeating the exact same words. An example: "By his heroic endeavors, exceptional skill, and devotion to duty, he reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Naval Service and the United States Armed Forces."

Yet McCain's conduct while a POW negates these glowing comments. The facts are that he signed a confession and declared himself a "black criminal who performed deeds of an air pirate." This statement and other interviews he gave to the Communist press press were used as propaganda to fan the flames of the antiwar movement.

Accounts by McCain and other writers tell of the horror he endured: relentlessly beatings, torture, broken limbs. All inflicted during savage interrogations. Yet no other POW was a witness to these accounts.

A former POW says "No man witnessed another man during interrogations� We relied on each other to tell the truth when a man was returned to his cell."


John McCain was a collaborator,a reckless and irresponsible Traitor to his country who only got the awards, medals and commendations he received because he was an admirals son.
 
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Not too many Americans know that McCain has been one of the fathers of ISIS just like Obama and Clinton. Just another freaking Globalist.

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Third, John McCain has been actively interfering with investigations into the possible survival of POWs from Vietnam, Laos and the Soviet Union.



Why Has John McCain Blocked Info on MIAs?

John McCain, who has risen to political prominence on his image as a Vietnam POW war hero, has, inexplicably, worked very hard to hide from the public stunning information about American prisoners in Vietnam who, unlike him, didn’t return home. Throughout his Senate career, McCain has quietly sponsored and pushed into federal law a set of prohibitions that keep the most revealing information about these men buried as classified documents. Thus the war hero people would logically imagine to be a determined crusader for the interests of POWs and their families became instead the strange champion of hiding the evidence and closing the books.

Almost as striking is the manner in which the mainstream press has shied from reporting the POW story and McCain’s role in it, even as McCain has made his military service and POW history the focus of his presidential campaign. Reporters who had covered the Vietnam War have also turned their heads and walked in other directions. McCain doesn’t talk about the missing men, and the press never asks him about them.

The sum of the secrets McCain has sought to hide is not small. There exists a telling mass of official documents, radio intercepts, witness depositions, satellite photos of rescue symbols that pilots were trained to use, electronic messages from the ground containing the individual code numbers given to airmen, a rescue mission by a Special Forces unit that was aborted twice by Washington and even sworn testimony by two defense secretaries that "men were left behind." This imposing body of evidence suggests that a large number–probably hundreds–of the US prisoners held in Vietnam were not returned when the peace treaty was signed in January 1973 and Hanoi released 591 men, among them Navy combat pilot John S. McCain.

The Pentagon had been withholding significant information from POW families for years. What’s more, the Pentagon’s POW/MIA operation had been publicly shamed by internal whistleblowers and POW families for holding back documents as part of a policy of "debunking" POW intelligence even when the information was obviously credible. The pressure from the families and Vietnam veterans finally produced the creation, in late 1991, of a Senate "Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs." The chair was John Kerry, but McCain, as a POW, was its most pivotal member. In the end, the committee became part of the debunking machine.

Included in the evidence that McCain and his government allies suppressed or tried to discredit is a transcript of a senior North Vietnamese general’s briefing of the Hanoi Politburo, discovered in Soviet archives by an American scholar in the 1990s. The briefing took place only four months before the 1973 peace accords. The general, Tran Van Quang, told the Politburo members that Hanoi was holding 1,205 American prisoners but would keep many of them at war’s end as leverage to ensure getting reparations from Washington.

Throughout the Paris negotiations, the North Vietnamese tied the prisoner issue tightly to the issue of reparations. Finally, in a February 1, 1973, formal letter to Hanoi’s premier, Pham Van Dong, Nixon pledged $3.25 billion in "postwar reconstruction" aid. The North Vietnamese, though, remained skeptical about the reparations promise being honored (it never was). Hanoi thus held back prisoners–just as it had done when the French were defeated at Dien Bien Phu in 1954 and withdrew their forces from Vietnam. France later paid ransoms for prisoners and brought them home.


McCains fiery temper he let lose at families of POWs trying to pursue information on missing relatives became legendary.


Why members of POW/MIA families despise McCain
McCain was advised (Nov. 11, 1992) that Dolores Apodaca Alfond, chairwoman of the National Alliance of POW/MIA Families (her pilot brother Capt. Victor J. Apodaca is missing in action in North Vietnam), was offering testimony critical of the Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs. He rushed into the hearing room to confront her.

Award winning journalist Sydney Schanberg described the scene. "His face [McCain] angry and his voice very loud, he accused her of making 'allegations ... that are patently and totally false and deceptive.'

"Making a fist, he shook his index finger at her and said she had insulted an emissary to Vietnam sent by President Bush. He said she had insulted other MIA families with her remarks. And then he said, through clenched teeth: 'And I am sick and tired of you insulting mine and other people's [patriotism] who happen to have different views than yours.'

"By this time, tears were running down Alfond's cheeks. She reached into her handbag for a handkerchief. She tried to speak: 'The family members have been waiting for years -- years! And now you're shutting down.' He kept interrupting her. She tried to say, through tears, that she had issued no insults. He kept talking over her words. He said she was accusing him and others of 'some conspiracy without proof, and some cover-up.' She said she was merely seeking 'some answers. That is what I am asking.' He ripped into her for using the word 'fiasco.' She replied: 'The fiasco was the people that stepped out and said we have written the end, the final chapter to Vietnam.' 'No one said that,' he shouted. 'No one said what you are saying they said, Ms. Alfond.' And then, his face flaming pink, he stalked out of the room, to shouts of disfavor from members of the audience."


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There was another situation, sadly not captured on video, where McCain was physically abusive to some family members who were trying to learn about their missing family members. He even shoved a woman in a wheelchair:

In 1996, McCain encountered a group of POW/MIA family members outside a Senate hearing room. The family members were some of the same who worked tirelessly during the Vietnam War to make sure Hanoi released all U.S. POWs - including POW McCain.

McCain immediately began quarreling with the POW/MIA family members, who were eager to question him on the issue of what happened to their loved ones.

Instead of showing courtesy and appropriate compassion by answering their questions, the Arizona senator pushed through the group, shoving them out of his way, nearly toppling the wheelchair of POW/MIA mother Jane Duke Gaylor. Her son, Charles Duke, a civilian worker in Vietnam, is among 2,300 American POWs and MIAs still unaccounted for by the communists.


John McCain has been a shill for global multinational corporations and has tried to prefent any impediments to the corporations like Nike from moving into Vietname to exploit cheap Vietnamese labor.
 
John McCain assaulted Jeannette Jenkins, cousin of an American missing in South Vietnam since May of 1965, by backhanding her against the wall. He then threatened a wheelchair-bound mother by raising his left arm as if to strike her before coming to his senses. He then pushed her wheelchair out of the way and abruptly continued down the hall.

 
John McCain assaulted Jeannette Jenkins, cousin of an American missing in South Vietnam since May of 1965, by backhanding her against the wall. He then threatened a wheelchair-bound mother by raising his left arm as if to strike her before coming to his senses. He then pushed her wheelchair out of the way and abruptly continued down the hall.

So McCain's emotional instability didn't seem to bother Globalists, but Trump's does. Why? Because McCain was on their side, part of their team and Trump's intention is to deprive them from their world power.
 
I have never liked John McCain since reading about his interference with the POW issue back in the 1980s and 1990s.

But the gall this traitor has to slam on Donald Trump for rebutting the political statements of parents of a dead Muslim war hero is simply beyond belief.

Trump may have been a bit over the line, I dont think he was, but people are entitled to their opinion and to vote on it.

But McCain has no moral grounds to be the critic, not after the stunts he has pulled.
 
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First the USS Forestall fire. While John McCains fellow sailors were desperately fighting the fire, McCain was the first flown off the aircraft carrier.
McCain abandoned his A4E, which was destroyed by an explosion and then burned.

Many that were on the ship claim that McCain had actually caused the original firing of a rocket that caused the fire, but the official investigation concluded he was not responsible.
The rocked came from the opposite side the flight deck, towards McCain's A4E.

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Just sums up US foreign policy, rather than McCain. He's supported the same foreign policy of Bush.
It sums up both, dude.

McCain is a globalist who will abandon, attack and smear any American who gets in the way of his multinational corporate masters.
 
Does this really belong in the CDZ? Sounds more like a conspiracy theory.

No matter what McCain did in Vietnam, Trump's service was much more dangerous as he somehow avoided getting the clap while he was a draft dodger screwing hookers.
 
The rocked came from the opposite side the flight deck, towards McCain's A4E.
Yeah, that is what the report said, but many eye witnesses said otherwise. I think that in all likelihood they were mistaken as such events often distort perception and memory.

But McCain should have been investigated and he wasnt. He should have stayed with his light wounds and helped fight the fire, and he did not.

Some 134 men died and hundreds were maimed for life, and John McCain the Admirals son was first off the burning ship he was involved in starting in some capacity as either the original fuck up or as a primary witness.
 
Does this really belong in the CDZ? Sounds more like a conspiracy theory.

No matter what McCain did in Vietnam, Trump's service was much more dangerous as he somehow avoided getting the clap while he was a draft dodger screwing hookers.
This is not a conspiracy theory, so stop trying to get it moved to some unvisitted forum just because you dont like the impact of the data.
 
The rocked came from the opposite side the flight deck, towards McCain's A4E.
Yeah, that is what the report said, but many eye witnesses said otherwise. I think that in all likelihood they were mistaken as such events often distort perception and memory.

But McCain should have been investigated and he wasnt. He should have stayed with his light wounds and helped fight the fire, and he did not.

Some 134 men died and hundreds were maimed for life, and John McCain the Admirals son was first off the burning ship he was involved in starting in some capacity as either the original fuck up or as a primary witness.
While waiting for this to be moved, I would like to add....as part of our Navy Firefighting training, we are shown the Forrestal fire film from the island....it's quite obvious the rocket, due to stray voltage, went off from across the flight deck. And John McCain ejected from his A-4....a smart move considering the conflagration.

 
How many other planes left the flight deck during the fire?

How many remained?

OR does it somehow make sense to you to leave a fully fueled plane in an area on fire?
 
Does this really belong in the CDZ? Sounds more like a conspiracy theory.

No matter what McCain did in Vietnam, Trump's service was much more dangerous as he somehow avoided getting the clap while he was a draft dodger screwing hookers.
This is not a conspiracy theory, so stop trying to get it moved to some unvisitted forum just because you dont like the impact of the data.

I believe the entire thread is more of Rubber Room material... As for the material in the thread as pointed out McCain was cleared of any wrong doing... Now it could have been because of his father or it could be because he did nothing wrong...

Also I doubt many of you even served and are just pencil pushing nerds while bashing a man that served during a war that was hated by many...
 
Does this really belong in the CDZ? Sounds more like a conspiracy theory.

No matter what McCain did in Vietnam, Trump's service was much more dangerous as he somehow avoided getting the clap while he was a draft dodger screwing hookers.
This is not a conspiracy theory, so stop trying to get it moved to some unvisitted forum just because you dont like the impact of the data.

I believe the entire thread is more of Rubber Room material... As for the material in the thread as pointed out McCain was cleared of any wrong doing... Now it could have been because of his father or it could be because he did nothing wrong...

Also I doubt many of you even served and are just pencil pushing nerds while bashing a man that served during a war that was hated by many...
Well, one clue about some of those condemning him....how they didn't even know the terminology around McCain ejecting (punching out) of his A-4.
 

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