The Truth Is That John “Songbird” McCain Was A Traitor
August 28, 2018
While my heart goes out to the family of Senator John McCain and the fact that a husband, father and such has been lost to them, I cannot but help remind people that the man the state-controlled media is presenting as a hero is the direct opposite and a traitor of the American people.
Dying at 81 from brain cancer, just over a year after being diagnosed with the disease. My very good friend and fellow church planter Tim Davis died in the spring of 2016 from brain cancer after a long battle with it. The difference between these two men could not be more striking as one was a godly man that sought the truth and strove to be pleasing to the God who saved him and the other was a man who sought his own political gain to be accepted by the world.
First, consider what those who were closest to McCain had to say about him and his corruption. Keep in mind that many of these men served with McCain in the US armed forces, so they knew him like few ever did.
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McCain was known to attack Donald Trump as well with no good reason, as well as senators who sought to uphold the US Constitution like Senator Rand Paul.
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My friend, the late Ed Wood, wrote about the time that Trump mocked McCain’s hero status.
…the Honorable Senator John McCain (R-AZ) picked a fight by calling him, and others like him, “crazies” for criticizing Mexican immigration. I guess when you are worth $10 BILLION of your own making, you feel free to take issue when a politician calls you crazy!
So The Donald retaliated with the statement that getting yourself captured doesn’t necessarily make you a hero. “ He’s a war hero because he was captured? I like people who weren’t captured.” With that, all hell broke loose in the mainstream media, as well as the Karl Rove dominated Republican establishment — and the gaggle of GOP presidential wannabes.
But it might behoove us at this point in time to wonder just why would getting captured make you a hero? You didn't risk your life to save anyone.
And why would remaining in captivity make you a military expert, and thus qualified to currently fill the roles of chairman of both the Senate Committee on Armed Services and Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
And one might ask, how has his leadership in both these strategic positions of responsibility been working out for ya’?
Since Mr. Trump expressed his opinion, there is now a whole group of Vietnam veterans who have come forward with statements that highly question the Senator’s preferential treatment as the son and grandson of Navy admirals, and his loyalty to his country while in captivity.
Some even place him in the Jane Fonda category. Among the allegations are:
John McCain was a below average student, getting into the Naval Academy due to his father’s and grandfather’s influence and naval careers. Both were admirals. McCain was a boozing, smoking, womanizing party animal, graduating fifth from the bottom of his class at Annapolis.
John McCain’s arms were broken not from being tortured by the North Vietnamese, as he has claimed, but when he improperly ejected from his plane over North Vietnam.
According to his fellow prisoners, he was never tortured by the North Vietnamese.
John McCain’s nickname among his North Vietnamese captors was “Songbird,” as he was eager to tell them anything they wanted to hear to avoid torture.
It is claimed that he made 32 propaganda videos for the North Vietnamese in which he blamed the United States for targeting schools, temples, orphanages, and hospitals. McCain has admitted to making one propaganda video.
And from a US Navy Aviator who served with McCain: “His “shoot down” was self-induced, as he DISOBEYED ORDERS and flew well below the ‘floor,’ getting himself shot down .
There were several other jets on that particular mission and he was the only one shot down, because the others obeyed their orders.”
But if you think these opinions of Senator McCain are somewhat negative, try this one by Theodore Shoebat, Communications Director for Rescue Christians, an organization that is on the ground in Muslim lands, rescuing Christians from persecution, and the author of two books, For God or For Tyranny and In Satan’s Footsteps: The Source and Interconnections of all Evil.
“John McCain is a giant bag of scum; his mouth is a continual sewer of bile, his heart is a decayed rot of dung, his mind a river of filth, and his soul is amongst the damned.
He is nothing but a murderous scumbag. His evils are so great, that the words of Trump don’t even bother me. McCain is a demon incarnate. His service in Vietnam does nothing to justify the evils he has supported and pushed for.”
The late Daniel Patrick Moynihan said it well: “Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not to his own facts.” Mr. Trump expressed his opinion, twice, apparently based upon ample facts.
https://sonsoflibertymedia.com/the-truth-is-t...a-traitor/
August 28, 2018
While my heart goes out to the family of Senator John McCain and the fact that a husband, father and such has been lost to them, I cannot but help remind people that the man the state-controlled media is presenting as a hero is the direct opposite and a traitor of the American people.
Dying at 81 from brain cancer, just over a year after being diagnosed with the disease. My very good friend and fellow church planter Tim Davis died in the spring of 2016 from brain cancer after a long battle with it. The difference between these two men could not be more striking as one was a godly man that sought the truth and strove to be pleasing to the God who saved him and the other was a man who sought his own political gain to be accepted by the world.
First, consider what those who were closest to McCain had to say about him and his corruption. Keep in mind that many of these men served with McCain in the US armed forces, so they knew him like few ever did.
[YT] 1...hr37eE0nO8[/YT]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1...hr37eE0nO8
McCain was known to attack Donald Trump as well with no good reason, as well as senators who sought to uphold the US Constitution like Senator Rand Paul.
[YT]F5TSmkOEijI[/YT]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5...5TSmkOEijI
My friend, the late Ed Wood, wrote about the time that Trump mocked McCain’s hero status.
…the Honorable Senator John McCain (R-AZ) picked a fight by calling him, and others like him, “crazies” for criticizing Mexican immigration. I guess when you are worth $10 BILLION of your own making, you feel free to take issue when a politician calls you crazy!
So The Donald retaliated with the statement that getting yourself captured doesn’t necessarily make you a hero. “ He’s a war hero because he was captured? I like people who weren’t captured.” With that, all hell broke loose in the mainstream media, as well as the Karl Rove dominated Republican establishment — and the gaggle of GOP presidential wannabes.
But it might behoove us at this point in time to wonder just why would getting captured make you a hero? You didn't risk your life to save anyone.
And why would remaining in captivity make you a military expert, and thus qualified to currently fill the roles of chairman of both the Senate Committee on Armed Services and Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
And one might ask, how has his leadership in both these strategic positions of responsibility been working out for ya’?
Since Mr. Trump expressed his opinion, there is now a whole group of Vietnam veterans who have come forward with statements that highly question the Senator’s preferential treatment as the son and grandson of Navy admirals, and his loyalty to his country while in captivity.
Some even place him in the Jane Fonda category. Among the allegations are:
John McCain was a below average student, getting into the Naval Academy due to his father’s and grandfather’s influence and naval careers. Both were admirals. McCain was a boozing, smoking, womanizing party animal, graduating fifth from the bottom of his class at Annapolis.
John McCain’s arms were broken not from being tortured by the North Vietnamese, as he has claimed, but when he improperly ejected from his plane over North Vietnam.
According to his fellow prisoners, he was never tortured by the North Vietnamese.
John McCain’s nickname among his North Vietnamese captors was “Songbird,” as he was eager to tell them anything they wanted to hear to avoid torture.
It is claimed that he made 32 propaganda videos for the North Vietnamese in which he blamed the United States for targeting schools, temples, orphanages, and hospitals. McCain has admitted to making one propaganda video.
And from a US Navy Aviator who served with McCain: “His “shoot down” was self-induced, as he DISOBEYED ORDERS and flew well below the ‘floor,’ getting himself shot down .
There were several other jets on that particular mission and he was the only one shot down, because the others obeyed their orders.”
But if you think these opinions of Senator McCain are somewhat negative, try this one by Theodore Shoebat, Communications Director for Rescue Christians, an organization that is on the ground in Muslim lands, rescuing Christians from persecution, and the author of two books, For God or For Tyranny and In Satan’s Footsteps: The Source and Interconnections of all Evil.
“John McCain is a giant bag of scum; his mouth is a continual sewer of bile, his heart is a decayed rot of dung, his mind a river of filth, and his soul is amongst the damned.
He is nothing but a murderous scumbag. His evils are so great, that the words of Trump don’t even bother me. McCain is a demon incarnate. His service in Vietnam does nothing to justify the evils he has supported and pushed for.”
The late Daniel Patrick Moynihan said it well: “Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not to his own facts.” Mr. Trump expressed his opinion, twice, apparently based upon ample facts.
https://sonsoflibertymedia.com/the-truth-is-t...a-traitor/
