John Kerry: Dishonorably Discharged

October 19th, 2004 by drg

DISHONORABLE HONORABLE

It does appear that John Kerry originally received a less than honorable discharge from the Navy. Irregularities found on his Naval discharge from the John Kerry Website prove the findings.

See the discharge document from Kerry’s website

This form is a cover letter that is dated 1978 – 6 years past his naval commitment! It states that the action (of honorable discharge) was made by a review board of officers. This is extremely unusual since there would have been no need for a review board had he not been honorably discharged earlier.

Why was he honorably discharged in 1978? President Carter led a campaign to pardon former Vietnam draft-doggers and others through exectuive order 4483. This policy was carried over to the Department of Defense which, under Carter’s directive, began to reevaluate those who received less than honorable discharges and other punitve actions resulting from the Vietnam war. This is supported by the first paragraph which starts “by direction of the President.”

His less than honorable discharge was probably due to his sit down negotiated meeting with North Korean officials in Paris 1970. The act of a private citizen, let alone a member of the military, negotiating with a foreign government is prohibited my federal law. This act would merrit a less than honorable discharge.

John Kerry’s medals were also reissued to him one week after taking office as Senator. Medals, one of many privaleges, are revoked if one is discharged dishonorably.

This is clear evidence that the democratic candidate originally received a less than honorable discharge that was, due to politics, changed later to an honorable discharge.

John Kerry is now a self-proclaimed war criminal and also a dishonorably discharged vet who received pardon from a sympathetic liberal. Is this the preson that you want as commander in chief?