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A man who evidently has been found unfit for military service could become Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. It is time for the facts hidden
in his records to be disclosed.
Kerry's non-honorable discharge
Exclusive: Earl Lively makes solid case senator left Navy under a cloud
Posted: October 31, 2004
1:00 a.m. Eastern
There is overwhelming evidence that the Navy gave John Kerry either a dishonorable discharge or an undesirable discharge � which is the equivalent of
a dishonorable discharge without the felony conviction � and that, as a result of such discharge, he was stripped of all of his famous but
questionable Navy awards and medals. And the kicker? The evidence is on his website!
Kerry's oh-so-clever handlers evidently depended on the ignorance of the public and the press about military records when they posted his 1978
"Honorable Discharge from the Reserves" on his site as part of a carefully selected partial release of his Navy records (the Navy says it is still
withholding about 100 records). However, one diligent researcher, Thomas Lipscomb, saw through the scam and exposed it in a New York Sun story on
October 13. Predictably, the major media has shunned the story.
What Mr. Lipscomb noticed (and I overlooked when I first read the document) was the date of the posted discharge, Feb. 16, 1978. This was six years
after Kerry's six-year (1966-1972) commitment to the Navy ended. The anti-war detractor of our military did not re-up for another six-year term in
1972, so why the delay of his discharge? The only logical conclusion is that the 1978 honorable discharge was a second discharge given to replace an
earlier undesirable discharge under less-than-honorable conditions, as unfit for military service.
another important excerpt
Senator Kerry has said that his medal certificates were reissued because he lost them (and his dog ate his homework, I suppose). Rewards are certified
in one's permanent personnel record jacket. If you lose a medal, you can get a replacement medal if your records show the award. The only way awards
would have to be reissued is if they were rescinded and deleted from your records. And this narrows the possibilities down to a dishonorable discharge
or an undesirable discharge. As Mr. Lipscomb noted, "There is one odd coincidence that gives some weight to the possibility that Mr. Kerry was
dishonorably discharged. � (W)hen a dishonorable discharge is issued, all pay benefits, and allowances, and all medals and honors are revoked as well.
And five months after Mr. Kerry joined the U.S. Senate in 1985, on one single day, June 4, all of Mr. Kerry's medals were reissued." Military
sources tell me that an undesirable discharge under other-than-honorable conditions would also result in a loss of benefits and awards. Kerry could
have received a dishonorable discharge, but that would have required a court martial and a felony conviction that might be harder to conceal, so the
undesirable discharge is more likely.
worldnetdaily.com...
Former Secretary of the Navy says that "Yes Kerry received a Other Than Honorable Discharge!
Well reading on and since my thread was tossed to the trash, as the link was from
bushcountry.org...
You will have to go to this link and try to follow the story as best you can because I will start no more threads on it, one becuase I know many here
dont want to hear nor discuss this as it dooms their candidate. I have been following this alot.
Kerry has apparently told Tom Brocaw that he has NOT released all his records? I am trying to find this link...
Kerry was asked about Bush being smarter than him and he said that his records are not public????????
To the mod that gave me the warning and dumped the thread, there were 2 mods already posting in the thread and they could have warned me that way. I
do not feel that was right, I had already deleted the stuff that was in question or so I ahd thought..
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