Terrorists Prefer Kerry
by Dave Gibson, Columnist
October 30, 2004
It
is no great secret to anyone that John Kerry is weak on national defense. It
is the one issue that can sink his campaign. Until recently, the word "defense"
could not even be found on Kerry's official Senate website.
In his 22 years in the U.S. Senate, Kerry has voted against every single major
weapons system which has come before Congress. He voted to kill the M1 Abrams
tank, which has performed magnificently in both Gulf Wars. He voted to kill
the Patriot Missile Defense System, which protected innocent Israeli citizens
from the attacks of Saddam Hussein. He opposed production of the Tomahawk Cruise
Missile, which has proven invaluable. When you examine Kerry's record, it makes
you wonder if Zell Miller was only speaking metaphorically!
While President Reagan fought The Cold War, Kerry pushed for an 'arms freeze.'
Reagan came into office, determined to bring down the 'evil empire" that
was the Soviet Union. Kerry seems to have entered office, determined to appease.
In 1989, Kerry (right) voted against giving the death penalty to terrorists
who kill Americans. How can he expect the American people to believe that he
will now be tough on terrorists?
The weakness of John Kerry has not been lost on the Islamic terrorists. In recent
weeks, attacks upon American soldiers and Iraqi security forces have been stepped
up. In hopes that the American electorate will grow weary of war and vote for
the defeatist Kerry, these enemies of democracy commit murder.
Mohammed Amin, a leader in the Muslim Scholars Association and a supporter of
the Iraqi insurgents recently said: "If the U.S. Army suffered numerous
humiliating losses, Kerry would emerge as the superman of the American people"
Iraqi terrorist leader Abu Jalal told an Iraqi reporter: "American elections
and Iraq are linked tightly together. We've got to work together to change the
election, and we've done so. With our strikes, we've dragged Bush into the mud."
Among others who favor John Kerry, Yasser Arafat recently endorsed the Democratic
nominee. A Kerry presidency would no doubt see the terrorist leader making more
official White House visits (as he did during the Clinton administration). Kerry
has often referred to Arafat as a "statesman."
The terrorists know the same thing that at least half of America knows...If
Kerry is elected, the War On Terror will come to a halt. Remember, this is the
man who views terrorism as only a "nuisance."
When you go inside the voting booth, ask yourself...Who would Bin Laden vote
for? ***
© 2004 Dave Gibson
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