McCain's Torturer Would Vote for Him

corplinx

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This is one of the most bizarre things I have ever read. It just went out over the BBC newswire.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7459946.stm

"McCain is my friend," said 75-year-old Mr Duyet as he feeds the caged birds he now keeps in his garden in this coastal city.

"If I was American, I would vote for him."

But I can confirm to you that we never tortured him. We never tortured any prisoners."

Mr Duyet's propaganda-perfect version of events is impossible to verify - and should be treated with caution in a country where the Communist authorities still keep a tight control over the media.
 
The Communists have endorsed Senator McCain. The American people should take this into account.
 
Why do I think that this particular tidbit should be filed in the same bucket as the "obama sex and drugs limo" and then dumped into the big swirlie?

Gee, I don't know why. Really.

But SPLOOOSH, there they go!
 
This was on BBC news where they interviewed the chap in question. McCain was shot down and by all accounts given a bit of a kicking by the soldiers who captured him. The Vietnamese authorities patched him up and stuck him in the Hanoi Hilton. They had footage of him doing the name rank and number thing in his hospital bed with the chap interviewed asking the questions.

His rationale for saying he thought McCain was a good man and would make a good President was because of the work McCain has done in bringing Vietnam and the US together in recent years and not, as far as one could see, because he got shot down and captured. Nor did it appear to be an attempt to spoil McCain's pitch but rather a genuine opinion based on S. E. Asian political issues.

I concede this is not as much fun as the thread title though.


sorry.
 
Wonder if this will appear in any anti McCain ads in the future. That would be worth a laugh. :p
 
For the record, this is as meaningless as if the KKK actually had endorsed Obama (to reference an email smear)
 
I would just like to point out that readers of this forum were aware of this story 2 days before it became the front page at Foxnews.com.

This is too bizarre a story to not run.
 

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