Sunday, August 07, 2005
Johnny Kerry's & Tommy Harkin's Good Commie Friend Suspected of Crimes Against Humanity
When John Kerry ran for President, the American media wholly ignored his career of embracing socialist regimes around the world, especially his good buddies in Sandinista-run Nicaragua and the Communist leaders of Vietnam.
In fact, here is a lovely photo of Johnny and his good buddy Tommy Harkin (who stood behind Howard Dean when he blew his top off in Iowa) meeting their international socialist hero, Danny Ortega, El Commandante of Nicaragua, in 1984:
Of course, Johnny and Tommy are silent now that their good Communist buddy has been indicted for crimes against humanity.
Complaint on crimes against humanity reinstituted vs. Ortega
Any word on this development from CNN or MSNBC or CBS or NBC or ABC, all of whom backed Kerry's run for the presidency and refused to report on his record of coddling thugs? Of course not. That could make them look bad.
When John Kerry ran for President, the American media wholly ignored his career of embracing socialist regimes around the world, especially his good buddies in Sandinista-run Nicaragua and the Communist leaders of Vietnam.
In fact, here is a lovely photo of Johnny and his good buddy Tommy Harkin (who stood behind Howard Dean when he blew his top off in Iowa) meeting their international socialist hero, Danny Ortega, El Commandante of Nicaragua, in 1984:
Of course, Johnny and Tommy are silent now that their good Communist buddy has been indicted for crimes against humanity.
Complaint on crimes against humanity reinstituted vs. Ortega
Managua, Aug 1 (EFE).- The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has reinstituted an old complaint regarding crimes against humanity against former Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and other Sandinista leaders, a legislative source said here Monday.
Legislator Miguel Lopez Baldizon, of the Azul y Blanco congressional caucus, told EFE that the IACHR in Nicaragua brought out from its archives a complaint against Ortega concerning alleged crimes against humanity committed in 1983.
The "Red Christmas" complaint refers to supposed crimes committed during the Sandinista army operation to remove some 8,500 Indians from their communities on the banks of the Coco River, along the border with Honduras, and relocate them in five camps to prevent them from giving logistical support to the Contra insurgents.
Indigenous groups have complained that hundreds of their people died during the operation.
Any word on this development from CNN or MSNBC or CBS or NBC or ABC, all of whom backed Kerry's run for the presidency and refused to report on his record of coddling thugs? Of course not. That could make them look bad.
