Paris 1971 - NYC 2018 - Part 1

Flanders · May 5, 2018

Paris 1971 - John Kerry Meets With North Vietnamese

There is no difference between meeting the enemy in Paris, or meeting them in NYC:

He sat down at the United Nations with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif to discuss ways of preserving the pact limiting Iran’s nuclear weapons program.

Kerry quietly seeking to salvage Iran deal he helped craft
By Matt Viser Globe Staff May 04, 2018

https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/na...elped-craft/2fTkGON7xvaNbO0YbHECUL/story.html

Remember when Democrats and their media stooges latched onto the Logan Act in July 2016:

When Donald Trump asked Russian hackers to spy on Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, he shocked the nation. But did he break the law?

Some Democrats think so. Specifically, they're accusing Trump of violating the Logan Act, a centuries-old law aimed at keeping private citizens out of foreign affairs.

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And in 2016, when Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump stared straight into the cameras at a press conference and said: “Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing."

Democrats think Donald Trump just violated the Logan Act. What is that?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ogan-act-what-is-that/?utm_term=.68a56d57cc88

The Logan Act is never enforced. Worse still, the United States International Organizations Immunities Act of 1945 made the crime of treason un-punishable:

In addition to the United States International Organizations Immunities Act of 1945, the sneaks who got this country into the U.N. knew what they were doing when they designed a foundation that was a masterpiece of betrayal. A foundation that would withstand every challenge when their descendants carried on. Treason became legal the minute the U.S. became a member of an underhanded organization that was, and is, determined to tear down America. Membership in the U.N. meant that no American official betraying this country on the U.N.’s behalf could be prosecuted for treason. Only lawyers could design something like that.

A little research will tell you that Democrats and Republicans might have violated the Logan Act over the years. Most of the examples are insignificant with one notable exception. John Kerry’s violation included treason. No one has ever been charged with violating the Logan Act. John Kerry should have been the first:

Worse, Kerry went to Paris in 1971. There, he met with North Vietnamese Communists. We need to see all his notes from those meetings. Any negotiation between a private U.S. citizen and a foreign power is illegal. It violates the Logan Act of 1798. Did Kerry demand of the North Vietnamese Communists that they abide by the Geneva Convention? Or is that only a demand he made of his fellow Americans?

We do not charge Kerry with treason in the statements and actions he engaged in then. Treason consists of giving aid and comfort to the enemies of the United States. But this country has set a very high bar for conviction for treason -- ever since the Burr Treason Trial of 1807. Nonetheless, we do say Kerry's actions and statements then were not those to which America's top diplomat should be linked. What was he thinking?

December 22, 2012
Question John Kerry Long and Hard!
By Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison

Lurching Toward Treason | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum

The Logan Act forbids “unauthorized” Americans from negotiating with foreign governments:

For example, as the nation became well aware during the course of the 2004 election, John Kerry has probably violated the Logan Act before, and possibly other laws that make it a crime to negotiate with enemies of the United States.

The script of the famously hard hitting Swift Boat Veterans for Truth ad on the subject recaps the story better than I could:

Even before Jane Fonda went to Hanoi to meet with the enemy and mock America, John Kerry secretly met with enemy leaders in Paris, though we were still at war and Americans were being held in North Vietnamese prisons camps.

Kerry’s Logan Act
By Patrick Hynes
January 20, 2005, 4:07 am

https://spectator.org/49074_kerrys-logan-act/

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Flanders · May 6, 2018

Flanders said:
A little research will tell you that Democrats and Republicans might have violated the Logan Act over the years. Most of the examples are insignificant with one notable exception. John Kerry’s violation included treason. No one has ever been charged with violating the Logan Act. John Kerry should have been the first:

Democrats do not undermine foreign policy:

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More of the Same: Democrats Constantly Undermine American Foreign Policy
Timothy Meads
Posted: May 05, 2018 4:40 PM

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/timot...hback-pelosi-meets-with-nancy-pelosi-n2470979

Democrats fight tooth and nail to defend Woodrow Wilson’s foreign policy which has been American foreign policy since 1917. In simple terms every judicial, legislative, and bureaucratic decision must strengthen the United Nations’ authority —— if not strengthen than not diminish the U.N.’s grip over every sovereign nation.

In truth, American foreign policy is not determined by this country’s founding documents:

1. The Declaration of Independence: Full text

2. Constitution for the United States - We the People

American foreign policy is based on today’s Democrat Party’s two founding documents:

1. First World War.com - Primary Documents - Peace Without Victory, 22 January 1917

2. Making the World "Safe for Democracy": Woodrow Wilson Asks for War

Flanders · May 15, 2018

Flanders said:
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Paris 1971 - John Kerry Meets With North Vietnamese

Why does the media continue to portray John Kerry as a loyal American when so much is known about him?

I’ve been asked a number of times about John Kerry’s unauthorized actions with Iran compared to Ted Kennedy’s unauthorized actions with the Kremlin. Kerry, this spring 2018, sought to undermine President Trump’s policies, whereas Kennedy, spring 1983, sought to undermine President Reagan’s policies.

In Unfit for Command, John O’Neill recalls the experience of one his band of brothers, Bill Lupetti, a Navy corpsman who had treated injured Swift Boat soldiers. Lupetti was stationed at An Thoi, where both O’Neill and Kerry had served. For Memorial Day 2004, Lupetti returned to Vietnam, painfully visiting Ho Chi Minh City, wandering through the streets earnestly looking to find out whether certain Vietnamese friends had survived the merciless communist takeover enabled by the American withdrawal.

Lupetti happened upon the War Remnants Museum. Inside, he came to an exhibit dedicated to “heroes” who had helped the communists win the war. A wall plaque at the head of the exhibit stated: “We would like to thank the communist parties and working class countries of the world.” This included the “wholehearted support” of various “progressive human beings.”

Among those progressives represented in pictures, Lupetti glimpsed American campus radicals from the 1960s. (In fact, Jane Fonda’s smiling face was captured in a photo in a separate Women’s Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, standing aside Madame Binh.) And there, Lupetti was staggered by the sight of a photo of John Kerry — the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee that year. There he was, John Kerry, in a special exhibit honoring those whose “heroic” contributions had helped the Viet Cong defeat the United States.

The communist Vietnamese never forgot John Kerry’s testimony in 1971. It had been a great help. And perhaps today, in Iran, Kerry’s words are again being heralded, this time by the world’s worst theocratic terror state. Perhaps if the nuclear deal gets resurrected, Kerry’s mug will find a frame on the wall of a “heroes” exhibit somewhere in Tehran one day: Another testimony to him saving America’s adversaries from the Republican in the White House.

Kerry was a politically stupid young man, but he was smart enough to align himself with the most influential group of traitors ever assembled in one nation’s government in the history of the world.

NOTE: Barack Obama lined up with the same crowd. How else could a nobody out of nothing become president for eight years?

Kerry’s alignment paid off beyond his wildest dreams —— U.S. Senator, Democrat Party candidate for the presidency, Secretary of State.

That moment, too, included yet another unsavory role by Ted Kennedy. Senator Kennedy helped arrange for the young Kerry, a Vietnam vet, to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, courtesy of Senator J. William Fulbright, hero to a young Bill Clinton, another vocal Vietnam War opponent.

John Kerry: Reporting for Duty… From Vietnam to Iran
Paul Kengor
May 15, 2018, 12:08 am

https://spectator.org/john-kerry-reporting-for-duty-from-vietnam-to-iran/

The names Paul Kengor cites in his article are a minute fraction of America-haters who did their dirty work in the press, in Hollywood, in corporations, in the academy —— and every one them beholden to the Council on Foreign Relations and the Bilderbergers. Add them all up and they total less than one percent of the population, while the hatred and destruction they spread far outweighs a defeat caused by a conquering army. Tragically, they are still at it.