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2004-10-17 Home Front: Politix
JFK Aide Pierre Salinger Dies at 79
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Posted by tipper 2004-10-17 10:44:20 AM|| || Front Page|| [1 views since 2007-05-07]  Top

#1 Well....at least he followed through on leaving the US if Bush won.
Now if only Alec Baldwin and the other Hollyweird idiots would do that too.....
Posted by Desert Blondie 2004-10-17 11:33:56 AM||   2004-10-17 11:33:56 AM|| Front Page Top

#2 Hope the Navy's not "testing missiles" when they fly his body back.
Posted by tu3031 2004-10-17 11:39:50 AM||   2004-10-17 11:39:50 AM|| Front Page Top

#3 "...left the United States because he opposed the presidency of George W. Bush..."
Put this Frenchman in one of the Kennedy plots, please, not among the other Americans.
Posted by Tom 2004-10-17 11:47:44 AM||   2004-10-17 11:47:44 AM|| Front Page Top

#4 One of the few people I'm glad to see dead.
Posted by John J. Simmins  2004-10-17 4:41:23 PM||   2004-10-17 4:41:23 PM|| Front Page Top

#5 Like many of JFK's minions, Pierre le Moonbat was a "cultured and outspoken" member of the elite, but completely ignorant of large swatches of reality. The most dangerous of these gaps, of course, was ignorance of their own limits. Robert McNamara, for instance, really believed that his experience promoting the Edsel at Ford Motor Company qualified him to run the Pentagon. Kennedy acolyte John Kenneth Galbraith, still wasting oxygen today at age 95, is a laughing stock in two countries, the US and India (where he almost single-handedly drove Nehru into the Soviet camp while acting as JFK's ambassador.) Earlier, as a member of an economic survey team in Germany at the end of WW2, Galbraith cited the failure to provide propellors for the Luftwaffe's Me-262s as evidence that German military-industrial competence was overrated. The planes were, of course, jets.
More recently, he predicted that American soldiers would be as "befuddled in Afghanistan as they were in Vietnam." This may well be true, but not in the way he intended.
Posted by Atomic Conspiracy 2004-10-17 5:48:54 PM||   2004-10-17 5:48:54 PM|| Front Page Top

#6 Ima think AC carries a grudge! LOL! Get 'em.
Posted by Churchills Parrott 2004-10-17 8:29:26 PM||   2004-10-17 8:29:26 PM|| Front Page Top

#7 Our P-59 props didn't work worth a damn either. I blame McNamara.
Posted by ed 2004-10-17 8:42:11 PM||   2004-10-17 8:42:11 PM|| Front Page Top

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