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Haven't heard anything... but then, I don't wallow in the far-right blogs. Perhaps someone who does can point us to a source. Where'd you hear it, Cincy?

He doesn't know Kerry was patrolling "40-50 miles away" because, as he said, he wasn't with Kerry at the time. He knows only what he, O'Neill, did two months later. (Those are the kinds of things you can learn by reading my posts. )

None of the above. If I told you what I do now it'd be easy for you to guess where I work, given my location. But in response to the latter, six years.

Yeah yeah. I should have said "but" instead of "also".

I'm a lawyer. I also care about more than just myself.

You should have gone more slowly. Let me help. O'Neill today says he was never in Cambodia. This directly contradicts what he said to Nixon. On This Week last Sunday, O'Neill claimed that there is no watery border between Vietnam and Cambodia and so Kerry could not have crossed into Cambodia or been anywhere near it in a Swift Boat. He now says that there is such a border: "a place called Ha Tien, where the boundary is right along that border." Right here you can see a map showing the location of Bernique's Creek in Ha Tien. Scroll down a little further and you see a picture with the following description: Hm it looks like there is plenty of water along the Cambodian border, doesn't it? O'Neill is now backtracking by saying that when he said "there isn't any watery border" he was only talking about the Mekong River...which runs north through South Vietnam into...uhmmm...Cambodia. Of course, although he claims his patrol only came within 50 miles of Cambodia on the Mekong, he has no idea what Kerry did on the same river, because he said, and I quote, "I was there two months after him."

I think this guy ripped that story right off of Fox News.

Why do I picture Marty Feldman here? It could be worse! It could be even stevestojanttier!

This is why the economy has gone to stevestojan while Bush was president?

He's on tape telling the President of the United States that he was in Cambodia. And in the "next sentence" he admits that he was also "along the Cambodian border," when he's now telling everyone he never came within 50 miles of Cambodia. He either lied to the President, or he's lying now. Or maybe he's just ... flip-flopped.

I'm talking about Thurlow, whom Lambert saved. When Thurlow does things like claim that the initials "K.J.W." on the after-action report mean that Kerry wrote the report (even though there are other after-action reports with those initials describing incidents at which Kerry wasn't even present), it's really difficult to consider him a credible witness. It's even more difficult to do so when Thurlow readily admits that the reason he is attacking Kerry's service record is because he's mad about what Kerry said after the war. I'd like a logic diagram on THAT Thurlow statement if anyone wants to provide it. Given the facts, the records, and the testimony thus far, is there a fair jury out there that would believe Thurlow's account over Kerry's?

Yet another liar has been exposed today, this time by a person who shares the SBVL's outrage against Kerry's anti-war activities (which, if we're all honest with ourselves and each other, is the only thing driving their smears on Kerry's war record. Well, that and the Bush campaign, of course): Thurlow's account disputed by the man who saved him

Jimmy Craig offended you?

And from that Fox News link comes this bit of hilarity from Sean Hannity: This would be like me saying, "I grew up in Western New York, I lived in Buffalo. My home was about 50 miles from Buffalo."

Yeah, Dole woke up one morning and decided all by himself that you know what, I want to go on the Sunday talk shows and tell everyone that John Kerry was never disabled in Vietnam. The campaign had nothing to do with it. At any rate. the one thing all the Swift Boat veterans can agree on is that John Kerry was in Vietnam. You can't even find someone to say that George Bush was in Alabama, for christ's sake.

Listen Read "I was in Cambodia."

Then you probably also saw O'Neill try to explain why 30 years ago he told Richard Nixon he "was in Cambodia" and yet is now saying he wasn't. More and more of their stories get discredited and exposed for lies every day. It's actually kind of amusing to watch.

Bob Dole.

There's an election in Chechnya in less than a week. The Chechen rebels have already stated their intention to take their terrorism to different parts of Russia (this on the heels of bombing the subway and a rock concert in Moscow). If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...