Request to Decertify John F. Kerry

Request to decertify John F. Kerry as a candidate for the Presidency of the United States
Link ^ | August 2004 | Doug Grant

Posted on 08/30/2004 1:54:57 AM PDT

TO: DIRECTOR

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

999 E. STREET, N.W.

WASHINGTON D.C. 20463

http://WWW.FEC.GOV

[email protected]

RE: Request to decertify John F. Kerry as a candidate for the Presidency of the United States, and as a candidate for the Congress of the United States.

WHEREAS,

"UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION Amendment XIV Section 3. No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability. "

WHEREAS,

It is alleged that while John F. Kerry was a member of the United States Naval reserve, John F. Kerry repeatedly violated his sworn oath of allegiance to the Constitution of the United States of America by regularly and repeatedly conspiring to perpetrate sedition and insurrection against the United States of America, actually perpetrated sedition against the United States of America on at least one occasion, and regularly and repeatedly provided aid and comfort to the enemy during a time of war. WHEREAS,

The following specific allegations are submitted for investigation and review by the United States Federal Election Commission. If any one of the following allegations are found to be true, then the Constitution of the United States of America, Amendment XIV, Section 3, (as provided above) requires the Federal Election Commission disqualify John F. Kerry from becoming a candidate for the Presidency or Vice Presidency of the United States, and to further disqualify John F. Kerry as a candidate for the Congress of the United States of America, in any capacity. Further, should any allegation found in this indictment found to be true, John F. Kerry should be removed and disqualified from any Senatorial office he presently occupies.

ALLEGATIONS AGAINST JOHN F. KERRY FOLLOW

1. It is alleged that John F. Kerry repeated and disseminated KGB propaganda , under oath, and in front of the U.S. Congress and to the American people under the direction of the enemy. The speech John Kerry provided the U.S. Congress in 1971, and falsely represented as his own, was actually, and in the most part, written by a KGB operative. The following admission by the KGB operative that wrote the said speech provides irrefutable proof in respect to this issue:

"As a spy chief and a general in the former Soviet satellite of Romania, I produced the very same vitriol Kerry repeated to the U.S. Congress almost word for word and planted it in leftist movements throughout Europe. KGB chairman Yuri Andropov managed our anti-Vietnam War operation. He often bragged about having damaged the U.S. foreign-policy consensus, poisoned domestic debate in the U.S., and built a credibility gap between America and European public opinion through our disinformation operations. Vietnam was, he once told me, 'our most significant success'." - Ion Mihai Pacepa on John Kerry "

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A. If true, by disseminating known enemy propaganda to Congress, to the American Press, and to the American people, and misrepresenting such propaganda as true and correct and fraudulently based upon his personal experiences as a Naval officer while stationed in the Republic of Vietnam, John F. Kerry clearly gave aid and comfort to the enemy. Further, during his speech in front of Congress, John Kerry lied about alleged American soldier war crimes committed against the Vietnamese people, and further, attempted to convince Congress to stop using air support for American troops in Vietnam. If Kerry had been successful in eliminating air support, by most expert forecasts, at least an additional hundred thousand American service personnel would have been killed in Vietnam, and the enemy would have probably defeated the American forces. It appears such was John F. Kerry's true intent and purpose for spreading enemy propaganda and using that fraudulent propaganda to convince the U.S. Congress to stop using air power in the war in Vietnam.

B. It is alleged that John Kerry also repeated and otherwise disseminated the said KGB propaganda on several American Television programs, and repeatedly misrepresented the information he was providing as coming from his own personal observations, and from the observations and actions of American Veterans, and not from its true source, which was clearly the enemy's intelligence bureaus.

2. It is alleged that John F. Kerry and Jane Fonda were both directly involved in the "Coffee House" conspiracy to entice American servicemen to desert their units. John F. Kerry and Jane Fonda delivered several speeches and took actions that were designed to seduce American soldiers to desert their units. It is further alleged that John F. Kerry and Jane Fonda also helped to fund the establishment of "Coffee Houses" located directly outside various American Military bases. The purpose of the "Coffee Houses" declared by Ms. Fonda, was to entice American military personnel to desert their units and refuse to fight in Vietnam. The Kerry led VVAW (Vietnam Veterans Against the War) also directly solicited military personnel as they left their bases and tried to convince them to desert their units, comitt sabotage against their Military bases and weapons on and off the battlefield, and to refuse to fight in Vietnam. It is also alleged that John F. Kerry ordered, directed and provided military personnel with fraudulent enemy propaganda that claimed all American soldiers fighting in Vietnam were "war criminals."

A. It is also alleged that John F. Kerry solicited money for the express purpose of providing funds to U.S. Military deserters, thereby enticing them to desert their units or comitt sabotage against Military installations and weapons both on and off the battlefield. It is further alleged that John F. Kerry schemed and conspired with several active duty Military personnel to perpetrate the criminal act of desertion from the Armed Forces of the United States, and/or to entice servicemen to comint acts of sabotage against their military units and against U.S. Military weapons, on and off the battlefield, during a time of war.

B. It is also alleged that on November 22, 1970 -- During a fund-raising tour for GI deserters, Vietnam Veterans Against the War and the Black Panthers, Jane Fonda which was a partner of John F. Kerry in the VVAW and a co-fund raiser for the VVAW, is quoted in the Detroit Free Press as telling a University of Michigan audience, "I would think that if you understood what communism was, you would hope, you would pray on your knees that we would someday become communist," and "The peace proposal of the Viet Cong is the only honorable, just, possible way to achieve peace in Vietnam."

C. If true, directly conspiring with, financing and enticing American soldiers to desert their units during a time of war, or commit sabotage against their military units or against U.S. Military weapons on or off the battlefield, clearly and irrefutably, is providing direct aid and comfort to the enemy during a time of war. If true, such actions by John F. Kerry and his agents further represent a criminal conspiracy to sabotage Military installations, weapons and bases of the United States on behalf of the enemy during a time of war.

3. It is alleged the Hanoi Communists provided the SDS (Students for a Democratic Society) radicals a list of seven American Senators the enemy wanted assassinated. It is also alleged this said list of American assassination targets was subsequently provided to the Kerry led Vietnam Veterans Against War (VVAW) during a combined meeting between the SDS and the VVAW. It is also alleged in the next meeting after receiving the said list, the VVAW officers presented the list to its executive committee members, (of which John F. Kerry was a member) and scheduled a planning meeting to discuss the assassination of the American Senators in a secret meeting of the VVAW. Said secret meeting was eventually designated to be held in Kansas City, Mo. (The VVAW used several diversions and ploys to try and deceive the FBI in respect to the location of the Kansas City meeting). It is also alleged that John F. Kerry attended both VVAW meetings in respect to this assassination list of U.S. Senators, (the latter meeting held over three days, November 12 -15 , 1971) and it is also alleged that John F. Kerry participated in the conspiracy to murder seven American Senators that supported the Vietnam war, and that were specifically targeted by the Hanoi Communist enemy for assassination.

A. If true, accepting and processing assassination lists for American Senators that supported the Vietnam war from the North Vietnamese enemy, and accepting other directives and orders from the enemy during a time of war, and discussing the merits of carrying out such assassinations and other directives on behalf of the enemy during a time of war, is clearly seditious, and is further clearly providing aid and comfort to the enemy during a time of war.

Excerpt from Wintersoldier.com

"B As reported in the New York Sun by Thomas Lipscomb, during a November 1971 meeting in Kansas City the VVAW leadership and chapter coordinators eventually voted down a plan to murder several U.S. Senators, including John Tower, John Stennis, and Strom Thurmond. Two VVAW members who were present, Randy Barnes and Terry Du-Bose, place John Kerry at that meeting, as do the meeting minutes and FBI records. Kerry claims to have resigned from the VVAW at the meeting or shortly thereafter, but there is no evidence that he ever informed authorities about the conspiracy to murder seven American Senators. Further, John F. Kerry refused to disclose any of the previous meetings in which the list of Senators targeted for murder was received or was compiled. Kerry continued to publicly represent the VVAW until at least April of 1972, and John F. Kerry lied about attending said meetings, and John F. Kerry clearly lied about resigning from the VVAW on or before said meetings occurred."

C. If true, discussing and conspiring to murder seven Senators that support the Vietnam war so as to imbalance the American Government to withdraw from Vietnam, and hiding such conspiracies to murder American officials from the Federal Election Commission, is a violation of election ethics and statutes, and clearly and irrefutably is providing aid and comfort to the enemy.

4. It is alleged that John F. Kerry wrote a book (titled "The New Soldier) in 1971 in which he falsely accused American soldiers of committing multiple war crimes against the Vietnamese people as a normal course of duty. This false accusation (subsequently proved false by the U.S. Navy and the FBI) was designed to fraudulently encourage the American people to not support the war in Vietnam, and to convince American servicemen to desert their units and/or refuse to fight the enemy in Vietnam, or commit sabotage against the United States Military.

Kerry said: "In a statement to the US' Senate Committee on Foreign Relations in 1971, John F. Kerry said war crimes committed by U.S. soldiers in Southeast Asia "were not isolated incidents but crimes committed on a day-to-day basis with the full awareness of officers at all levels of command."

A. It is alleged that John F. Kerry's used "testimony" from the VVAW's "Winter Soldier Investigation" as the basis for his war crimes charges, although none of the witnesses that attended that said meeting were willing to sign depositions affirming Kerry's obviously false claims. Subsequent investigators from the FBI and the U.S. Military also were unable to confirm any of the reported "atrocities" claimed by Kerry, and in fact such investigations determined that many of the so-called witnesses Kerry cited had never been in Vietnam nor had never been in combat in any capacity. Moreover, a number of the "veterans" that John F. Kerry quoted in front of Congress and in his said book were later determined to be outright imposters who had fraudulently, and with the complicity of the Kerry led VVAW, assumed the identity of real veterans. Moreover, John F. Kerry's cofounder and co-leader of the VVAW, Mr. Al Hubbard, claimed that he was an Air Force Captain that served and was wounded in Vietnam. However, a review of Mr. Hubbard's military records proved that (1) he was not a commissioned officer, and (2) he had never served in Vietnam, and that he was a member of the Black Panthers. (The Black Panther organization had openly and publicly advocated the destruction of the Government of the United States, and openly called for insurrection and sedition against the United States in general).

B. It is alleged that John F. Kerry, operating as a Naval Reserve Officer of the United States and representing himself as a former active duty Naval Officer that served in Vietnam, repeatedly contacted the enemy of the United States and coordinated (or helped to coordinate) with the enemy of the United States various propaganda programs to be launched in the United States, including but not limited to the furnishing of Vietnamese civilians that were alleged to be tortured by American servicemen. Such coordination to disseminate enemy propaganda via video, and contact with the enemy during a time of war to facilitate such enemy propaganda, occurred several weeks prior to the Winter Soldier debacle John F. Kerry helped to organize and perform in Detroit Michigan. It is also alleged that John F. Kerry, or his operatives and agents, in February, 1971 met with Vietcong representatives in Windsor, Canada to discuss the successes of enemy propaganda program known as the Winter Soldier Investigation, and to receive orders, funds and directives from the enemy of the United States during a time of war.

C. It is also alleged that John F. Kerry, operating as a Naval Reserve Officer of the United States, and as an executive committee member of the VVAW (Vietnam Veterans Against War) did conspire, approve and advocate that a representative of the VVAW Executive Committee, a Mr. Joseph Urgo, travel to North Vietnam, an enemy of the United States, and meet with the enemy's representative Prime Minister Pham Van Dong, and other enemy military personnel. Mr. Urgo delivered various information to the enemy, and according to the FBI records, Mr. Urgo was authorized by the VVAW Executive Committee (of which John F. Kerry was a member) to produce propaganda audio tapes to be broadcast over Radio Hanoi for the purpose of attempting to convince American troops to desert their duty and units in South Vietnam, and, to establish a regular contact with the enemy of the United States via sending regular VVAW delegations to the Hanoi government in the future.

D. It is also alleged that John F. Kerry, operating as a Naval Reserve Officer of the United States, and as an executive committee member of the VVAW (Vietnam Veterans Against War) did conspire, approve and advocate that a representative of the VVAW Executive Committee, a Al Hubbard travel to North Vietnam, an enemy of the United States, and consult with representatives of the enemy of the United States. The Executive committee of the VVAW (of which John F. Kerry was a member) did directly accept funds and travel expenses for said trip from the Hanoi Communists, an enemy of the United States, during a time of war.

E. If true, directly helping the enemy distribute its propaganda in the United States, and on the battlefield in Vietnam, coordinating acts and actions directly with the enemy assigned to help the cause of the enemy during a time of war, receiving funds, orders and directives from the enemy of the United States, and falsely claiming first hand and second hand knowledge of war crimes committed against the Vietnamese people by American servicemen, ( that were later proved false and fraudulent claims) and that such crimes were committed on a "day to day basis" â?? so as to convince the American people, the U.S. Military and American politicians not to support the war in Vietnam, and to convince U.S. Military active duty personnel to desert their units and/or commit sabotage against U.S. Military installations and weapons both on and off the battlefield, clearly and irrefutably provided aid and comfort to the enemy and could also be considered as espionage perpetrated against the United States during a time of war.

End first four of fifteen allegations in indictment against John F. Kerry. The remaining eleven will follow in subsequent posts.

Doug Grant (Tm)