Jane Fonda, one of Hollywood's greatest actresses turns 78 today. Besides her many fine acting performances over the last 50 years (including that of Nancy Reagan) Jane Fonda had the courage to stand up to the right wing establishment in denouncing the Vietnam war for the charade that it was. The Vietnam war was a tool for enriching American defence contractors, oil companies and others that would profit off of the blood of American soldiers dying in an unnecessary conflict. North Vietnam was no more a threat to American security than Iraq was. Thank You Jane Fonda for helping expose the Vietnam conflict for what it was...a manufactured war, justified by lies.
To the right wing haters here who would insult this brave lady, I would remind you of that famous quote on free speech first credited to Voltaire, but was first spoken by a woman. Francis Marie Arouet 1694-1778: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it,"
Happy Birthday Jane. May there be many more!
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Originally posted by bill718LBJ was the right winged establishment?
Jane Fonda, one of Hollywood's greatest actresses turns 78 today. Besides her many fine acting performances over the last 50 years (including that of Nancy Reagan) Jane Fonda had the courage to stand up to the right wing establishment in denouncing the Vietnam war for the charade that it was. The Vietnam war was a tool for enriching American defence contract ...[text shortened]... !
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Originally posted by bill718Hard for a people to accept that they sent their youth in to die for profit for others, but it is important to learn the lessons and try and make sure we don't keep repeating it. Kissinger refers us to useless eaters and has no respect or value of a human life. The same is true with the rest of the NWO.
Jane Fonda, one of Hollywood's greatest actresses turns 78 today. Besides her many fine acting performances over the last 50 years (including that of Nancy Reagan) Jane Fonda had the courage to stand up to the right wing establishment in denouncing the Vietnam war for the charade that it was. The Vietnam war was a tool for enriching American defence contract ...[text shortened]... !
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Originally posted by bill718Not that it matters but François is a masculine gender name and many sources have talked of François-Marie Arouet as the male who adopted "Voltaire" aa a pen name.
Jane Fonda, one of Hollywood's greatest actresses turns 78 today. Besides her many fine acting performances over the last 50 years (including that of Nancy Reagan) Jane Fonda had the courage to stand up to the right wing establishment in denouncing the Vietnam war for the charade that it was. The Vietnam war was a tool for enriching American defence contract ...[text shortened]... !
http://www.seattlepi.com/entertainment/article/Jane-Fonda-turns-78-Then-and-now-6710979.php
Have you seen "Grace and Frankie"?
Also, "Tall Story" although Joshua Logan made her wear padding.
Originally posted by joe beyserNot entirely pointless war. The US had no constructive war aims (as evidence by the failure to do what might have been required to achieve any) but was determined to teach a lesson to small countries that failed to conform to their demands. This is the meaning of the so called "domino theory". The war's objective was nothing more charming than to make Vietnam a horrible warning to others. The same philosophy was executed more simply in the catastrophic bombing of Cambodia and subsequent US support for the Khmer Rouge, for which Nixon and Kissinger ought to have been charged with war crimes, supported by direct and absolutely clear evidence from the Nixon tapes.
Hard for a people to accept that they sent their youth in to die for profit for others, but it is important to learn the lessons and try and make sure we don't keep repeating it. Kissinger refers us to useless eaters and has no respect or value of a human life. The same is true with the rest of the NWO.
Originally posted by bill718Yeah thanks Jane for calling the returning POW's "liars and hypocrites" when disputing their claims of being tortured and starved.
Thank You Jane Fonda for helping expose the Vietnam conflict for what it was...a manufactured war, justified by lies.
Happy Birthday Jane. May there be many more!
http://www.seattlepi.com/entertainment/article/Jane-Fonda-turns-78-Then-and-now-6710979.php
Also love the pictures of her entertaining enemy troops at an anti-aircraft battery meant to shoot down Americans, she was a real sweetheart.
Originally posted by bill718You do realize that you are celebrating something Jane said that she later apologized for, right?
Jane Fonda, one of Hollywood's greatest actresses turns 78 today. Besides her many fine acting performances over the last 50 years (including that of Nancy Reagan) Jane Fonda had the courage to stand up to the right wing establishment in denouncing the Vietnam war for the charade that it was. The Vietnam war was a tool for enriching American defence contract ...[text shortened]... !
http://www.seattlepi.com/entertainment/article/Jane-Fonda-turns-78-Then-and-now-6710979.php
Originally posted by whodeyShe apologized for calling the POW's liars, etc, and said she regretted letting the N. Vietnamese trick her into the propaganda photos of her at the AA battery, but she didn't say she was sorry for her anti-war stance and comments, and in this I agree with her, even as a Vietnam vet I gotta say it was a pointless war we should not have gotten involved in.
You do realize that you are celebrating something Jane said that she later apologized for, right?
That was when America jumped the shark and it's image started sliding downhill.
Originally posted by FishHead111I find it amusing how the US government is slowly turning popular opinion into favoring troops in Syria.
She apologized for calling the POW's liars, etc, and said she regretted letting the N. Vietnamese trick her into the propaganda photos of her at the AA battery, but she didn't say she was sorry for her anti-war stance and comments, and in this I agree with her, even as a Vietnam vet I gotta say it was a pointless war we should not have gotten involved in.
That was when America jumped the shark and it's image started sliding downhill.
They just never stop, do they?
Originally posted by bill718I wonder why she has had so much trouble keeping a husband.
Jane Fonda, one of Hollywood's greatest actresses turns 78 today. Besides her many fine acting performances over the last 50 years (including that of Nancy Reagan) Jane Fonda had the courage to stand up to the right wing establishment in denouncing the Vietnam war for the charade that it was. The Vietnam war was a tool for enriching American defence contract ...[text shortened]... !
http://www.seattlepi.com/entertainment/article/Jane-Fonda-turns-78-Then-and-now-6710979.php
Originally posted by finneganNixon was the one that pulled us out of Vietnam. He obtained a peace agreement that resulted in the release of all our prisoners of war too. However, after all our troops left, then the Communist North violated the peace agreement and attacked and overran the South.
Not entirely pointless war. The US had no constructive war aims (as evidence by the failure to do what might have been required to achieve any) but was determined to teach a lesson to small countries that failed to conform to their demands. This is the meaning of the so called "domino theory". The war's objective was nothing more charming than to make Vi ...[text shortened]... charged with war crimes, supported by direct and absolutely clear evidence from the Nixon tapes.