‘Judas McCain’

Posted on July 5, 2013 by KG

‘..At various times, much to other prisoners’ chagrin, McCain has denied being interrogated by Soviet agents. But documents released in 1991 show McCain was engaged in approximately twenty interviews with communists where he was described as “exceedingly cooperative.” Evidence also indicates McCain made approximately thirty-two propaganda tapes for the North Vietnamese. No other soldier seemed to crumble to such an extent or with such evident zeal.
Many family members of those McCain (and fellow veteran John Kerry) heartlessly abandoned to lifetime incarceration in fetid jungles view these Senators as similar swine. While long suspected by those with experience on Capitol Hill, it is now beyond doubt that McCain conspired with other politicians to suppress, obfuscate, and destroy evidence that numerous American servicemen were held in Vietnamese captivity as late as the 1980s…’      Source
Is this why McCain was chosen to run and lose against Obama?

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21 Responses to ‘Judas McCain’

  1. The Gantt Guy says:
    July 5, 2013 at 20:40

    Look seriously, on one hand, I wouldn’t be at all surprised if McCain didn’t sing like a canary in captivity. I’m sure I would do the same thing in the same circumstances.

    My issue with McCain is that (a) he’s spent the past 40 years dining out on the ‘War hero’ thing, when in fact anyone with half a brain knows exactly what happened to him, and exactly how he responded, while a POW, (b) he was, in fact, the patsy for 2008. Chosen to run against, and lose to, the Magic Negro, and (c) he is the epitome of the RINO establishment, and as such, the enemy of the people.

    I fundamentally disagree with all the talk of a third party. All it would do is hand a permanent majority to the democrats. What patriots, Conservatives and TEA Party Republicans (‘scuse the tautology) should do, is take over their local Party machinery. Join their local Republican Party. Get elected to office within the local structure. And then primary the living hell out of McCain and his ilk.

    • Andrew Berwick says:
      July 5, 2013 at 23:13

      Look seriously, on one hand, I wouldn’t be at all surprised if McCain didn’t sing like a canary in captivity. I’m sure I would do the same thing in the same circumstances.

      In such a situation, I hope I’d take the honourable way out. I’m sure you do too.

      • The Gantt Guy says:
        July 6, 2013 at 04:58

        I sure do hope so, Andrew, but a man never knows for sure how he’ll react to an extreme situation until he’s actually in it. But one thing I do know is I wouldn’t spend the remainder of my days creating and trading on a myth around it.

  2. KG says:
    July 5, 2013 at 20:59

    “I fundamentally disagree with all the talk of a third party. All it would do is hand a permanent majority to the democrats.”
    Exactly.

  3. Darin says:
    July 5, 2013 at 23:18

    “I fundamentally disagree with all the talk of a third party. All it would do is hand a permanent majority to the democrats. What patriots, Conservatives and TEA Party Republicans (‘scuse the tautology) should do, is take over their local Party machinery. Join their local Republican Party. Get elected to office within the local structure. And then primary the living hell out of McCain and his ilk.”

    And that is exactly what we did in my state.It also did very little good because even our locals still fall victim to the national Republican elite.It’s like there is some sort of body snatching going on.We send a local even up to the state capital and we get a party lackey back.
    Evidence is the last vote in the Senate on immigration.We had to threaten a recall of our Teaparty elected senator to get him to vote against the Shamnesty bill.WTF?

    We got him elected,we pay his f–king salary and he thinks he can go against our wishes?To hell with him

    • The Gantt Guy says:
      July 6, 2013 at 05:06

      It’s exactly the same – exactly – in the banana republics of the South Seas. Good men and women elected to local and regional positions within the party (regional policy chair, etc.) but if they go against the national hierarchy they’re out. The NZ National Party – what used to be the nation’s Conservative party – is now so far to the left of the US democrats they are unrecognisable from the party which was established half a century ago “to promote good citizenship and self-reliance; to combat communism and socialism; to maintain freedom of contract; to encourage private enterprise; to safeguard individual rights and the privilege of ownership; to oppose interference by the State in business, and State control of industry”. The current Prime Minister and his entire Cabinet are traitors to those fine principles.

      Remember though, it’s taken 50 years for the left to complete its long march through the institutions. The TEA Party victories of 2010 were only the beginning. Keep trying, keep pushing, and if the men and women you send to your State Capitol turn out to be RINOs in patriots’ clothing, then you eject them at the first opportunity. But you don’t give up.

  4. Contempt says:
    July 6, 2013 at 00:32

    the Senator from the Great State of Arizona is a slimy dog. :shock:

  5. Francis W. Porretto says:
    July 6, 2013 at 00:34

    Slow down a mite here, folks. Taki’s Mag is nobody’s hymnal. How well verified are Somerset’s accusations — and by whom, and under what circumstances?

    I don’t like McCain myself, but before I condemn the man as an outright communist collaborator, I want some unimpeachable, irrefutable evidence.

    • Darin says:
      July 6, 2013 at 08:32

      Here you go,he may have not sold out his buddies then,but he’s selling out the whole country now-

  6. Angel says:
    July 6, 2013 at 04:27

    ugh how disallusioning my friend but we are celebrating Independence Day OVER HERE now…sooooooooooooooo wooooooooooooooo! :razz:

  7. Michael in Nelson says:
    July 6, 2013 at 05:16

    I have to agree with Francis. The article was far more hyperbole than evidence. Don’t get me wrong, I see McCain as the worst of the RINOs and long overdue to stop waving the ‘Wounded Warrior’ flag. My greatest complaint against him is how he and his campaign prevented Palin from attacking Obama on substantive issues.

  8. Ronbo says:
    July 6, 2013 at 05:28

    The Gantt Guy says:

    “Remember though, it’s taken 50 years for the left to complete its long march through the institutions. The TEA Party victories of 2010 were only the beginning. Keep trying, keep pushing, and if the men and women you send to your State Capitol turn out to be RINOs in patriots’ clothing, then you eject them at the first opportunity. But you don’t give up.”

    It’s a great plan, the only problem is that it won’t work in the current One Party Democommie State of America.

    You have to remember that when the Left pulled off its successful decades “Long March” takeover of most major American Institutions, the country had a viable two party system and a fair legal system.

    This does not exist in today’s post-U.S. Constitutional nation.

    Did Stalin allow any political party besides the Communist Party in Russia?

    Ditto Hitler…

    Ditto Mao…

    Ditto Obama…

    As Rush Limbaugh has stated many times on his radio program, Obama’s main offensive is to destroy the Republican Party in the next few years.

    I’m afraid the only thing that can save America at this point is a bloody civil war and the exile, imprisonment, or execution of those members of the Left patriots deem traitors.

  9. KG says:
    July 6, 2013 at 05:53

    I no longer give a damn if demonstrated enemies of liberty are smeared on flimsy evidence.
    And McCain is certainly one of those.
    It’s time we took a leaf out of the playbook of the left, since clearly, they’re winning and we are not.
    I don’t have a martyr complex, losing is losing and having held to a “more moral” position in the process of losing is no consolation at all. And it will be fuck-all consolation too when being herded into buses headed for the nearest Re-Education Facility.
    Did McCain do the things the article suggests? I don’t know. Has he betrayed the political side he claims to belong to? Yes. More than once.
    Him and a whole lot of others, all across the West. It’s time to stop getting angry at the opposition – loathsome as they are – and to get angry at the Quislings on our own side.
    Opposition we can deal with. Betrayal, we cannot. Not if our hands are tied by hewing to a moral standard they use as a weapon against us.

    • Ronbo says:
      July 6, 2013 at 06:07

      @KG:

      Great Minds Think Alike Once Again!

      I could give a flying fuck if McCain was a patriot or a traitor during the Vietnam War. This is ancient history.

      Benedict Arnold was a patriot hero – in the early days of the Revolution.

      THIS IS WAR :!: And by gosh John McCain is a loose cannon on the deck of the USS Republican Party that keeps rolling back and forth as the ship hits the waves, and keeps doing massive damage.

      How do you deal with a loose cannon? Either tie it down (impossible in this case) or chop down some of the railing and let the engine of destruction fall over the side.

      I favor the second course of action.

      In a war, if you’re on my side of the line, you’re with me. If not, you’re against me and it’s battle to the death. :evil:

      …all is fair in love and war :!: :idea:

      The Traitor Left has long understood this simple axiom – it’s high time we Patriots pick up the gauntlet they have thrown at our feet – and beat the living shit out of our inferior countrymen. :evil:

  10. KG says:
    July 6, 2013 at 06:10

    “My greatest complaint against him is how he and his campaign prevented Palin from attacking Obama on substantive issues.”

    The excuse was that “negative campaigning doesn’t work” and I’m not buying it. That’s code either for being afraid to engage the enemy or active collusion.
    Senior Republicans aren’t afraid to deal with the lies and secrecy surrounding Obama–they’re complicit. Because their ends match those of whoever is behind the Kenyan.

  11. K2 says:
    July 6, 2013 at 06:39

    In Korea many brave men were tortured, brainwashed and “cooperated”. They were rightfully forgiven because their “treason” was under the influence of torture.

    If you want to blame anyone for the fact that McCain, the professional useful idiot was re-elected to the Senate, blame the Arizona Republican party establishment.

    • KG says:
      July 6, 2013 at 06:51

      His war record–even if he cooperated–is of no great interest to me. I’m damn sure I couldn’t withstand torture and those who criticize McCain on those grounds need a reality check.
      What concerns me is somebody who accepts funding and support to run under the Republican banner and then goes on to betray the party he belongs to.

  12. westie says:
    July 6, 2013 at 07:04

    McCain was always a POS and there is no doubt he along w/ his crappy little friend JfuKerry doomed the recovery of POWs from Vietnam.

  13. mawm says:
    July 6, 2013 at 07:32

    On the night of the long knives I hope that Sarah is there to kick the stool out from under McCain’s feet.

  14. KG says:
    July 6, 2013 at 09:18

    And I believe she’d do it, too.