{"id":18637,"date":"2015-07-25T16:18:06","date_gmt":"2015-07-25T16:18:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/stateofthenation2012.com\/?p=18637"},"modified":"2015-07-25T16:19:32","modified_gmt":"2015-07-25T16:19:32","slug":"john-mccain-the-ultimate-manchurian-candidate-and-not-a-war-hero","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/stateofthenation2012.com\/?p=18637","title":{"rendered":"John McCain: The Ultimate Manchurian Candidate And NOT A War Hero"},"content":{"rendered":"
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John McCain is Not a Hero!
\n\u2018Manchurian Candidate\u2019 yes; hero, no!
\nHis POW Commanding Officer Submitted a Charge of Treason to Military Prosecutors!<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n

by Gordon Duff, Ex-Marine<\/p>\n

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I served as a Marine infantryman in Vietnam during 1969 and 1970. I managed to catch malaria, get hit by a handful of scrap metal and gain a permanent distrust for the US government, one that had been festering in me after the killings of John and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King.<\/p>\n

Author of this Article: Gordon Duff, Founder of Veterans Today<\/strong><\/p>\n

Little did I know then that the lessons I learned, the cynicism proven so correct, nearly a half century of entropy, America the slowly rotting corpse we see today, those signs were there then for any to see.<\/p>\n

Forth three years later, the Vietnam War continues to define America, not through the accomplishments of war veterans instilled with courage and leadership gained through surviving a brutal struggle but quite the opposite.<\/p>\n

Vietnam was a great evil. If genocide on such shallow pretense could be perpetrated there, why not anywhere or everywhere? All that was needed was to instill, not just obedience, that would be easy.<\/strong><\/p>\n

What kind of nation would elect, again and again, criminals and degenerates to high office, each designated the \u201cleader of the free world?\u201d<\/p>\n

The flotsam and jetsam of the Vietnam War, the short-lived \u201cAge of Aquarius\u201d and the national descent into someone no one has been able to adequately describe, are enjoying their waning days.<\/p>\n

Vietnam is still important, the war at least, but few understand why.<\/p>\n

Within the first five years of the \u201cend of the war,\u201d 50,000 veterans had already died. Survival rates for amputees was low, thousands died of infection and neglect in filthy veterans hospitals.<\/p>\n

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or so it is called today, was unimagined, unthought-of and, most certainly, undiagnosed and untreated. It ravaged a generation, filling prisons, destroying families and infecting generations to come.<\/p>\n

Nearly a million more veterans would die of exposure to Agent Orange, a defoliant still devastating Vietnam decades later.<\/p>\n

Thousand more killed themselves. The same thing is going on today, the count of veterans from the \u201cGlobal War on Terror\u201d that have died at their own hand exceeded 30,000 by 2009. Since then, not only has America stopped counting but it has buried that figure as well.<\/p>\n

Now America talks about so many veterans a day or one every so many minutes, making the numbers as small as possible and hoping nobody \u201cdoes the math.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Vietnam War is best known for those who failed to go rather than for those who served. News anchor at CBS, Dan Rather, was fired for reporting that President Bush (41) had evaded the draft. The documents he was given were disputed.<\/p>\n

However, they are now known to have been, not only accurate but much more of Bush\u2019s \u201cdraft dodging\u201d has come to light including clear evidence that he simply \u201cabandoned\u201d his service in the Air Force Reserve and nobody said a word.<\/p>\n

Similarly, Vice President Cheney dodged the draft. In fact, the term \u201cChickenhawk\u201d was coined to describe a virtual \u201carmy\u201d of politicians who favor war, who reek of jingoism and phony patriotism but used every form of guile and deception imaginary to avoid serving in Vietnam.<\/p>\n

It is easy to see how America bullies the world, a nation ruled by physical cowards. Who goes into politics in America?<\/p>\n

These were the kids no one would play with, the informers, the malcontents, the weaklings of the schoolyard. Servility and corruption come easily to them.<\/p>\n

The two best known Vietnam veterans are John McCain and John Kerry.<\/p>\n

The McCain story is a curious one. Records of McCain\u2019s period as a POW were classified upon his return from North Vietnam. His commanding officer, while a POW, was Colonel Ted Guy who submitted a series of charges to military prosecutors citing McCain for, among other things, treason.<\/p>\n

Thirty-three POWs faced court martial with McCain, by far, accused of the most serious crimes. It was also McCain, son of an admiral who was also the son of an admiral who had to be protected.<\/p>\n

John McCain was awarded a full pardon for his crimes by President Richard Nixon. Thus, the worst traitor in American history became the \u201cwar hero\u201d to a generation.<\/p>\n

As American writer and humorist, Jim W. Dean, so often states, \u201cYou just can\u2019t make things like this up.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n

McCain was hounded by Marine Sgt. Major John Holland, Army Colonel Earl Hopper and the CIA\u2019s Ted Sampley, all dead now, who cited McCain for crimes as serious as planning air defenses for the Hanoi government to aid them in downing American pilots.<\/p>\n

Hopper credits McCain with helping shoot down sixty American aircraft. Others who served with McCain claim it was John McCain that nearly sunk the nuclear super-carrier USS Forrestal, killing or wounding nearly 300 of the crew.<\/p>\n

This would be funny if it weren\u2019t true. If John McCain had been around during World War II, the two primary languages in North America would be German and Japanese.<\/p>\n

During McCain\u2019s time in the US Senate, when it was known that American POWs were still being held in Southeast Asia, McCain worked to block repatriation though evidence of surviving POWs was overwhelming.<\/p>\n

It was then that John McCain began being referred to by those in the military, intelligence and veteran\u2019s community as \u201cthe Manchurian Candidate,\u201d after the character played by English actor Lawrence Harvey in the John Frankenheimer film of the same name.<\/p>\n

Many Americans have wondered why Russia hasn\u2019t opened its intelligence files on McCain, files that include recordings of 32 propaganda broadcasts he made while a \u201cprisoner.\u201d<\/p>\n

**JFK Assassination WAS \u2018THE INTERVENTION\u2019 says John McCain! John McCain describes JFK\u2019s assassination as \u201cThe Intervention\u201d with eyes open wide,eyebrows up high and grabs his nose\u201d. Quickly says<\/strong> \u201cerr tragedy in Dallas\u201d**