A Book About Vietnam Wannabes

Stolen Valor, a book written by Bob Burkett, is a detailed  study of phonies and "wannabe" veterans of the Vietnam War.

Our Worst Suspicions

Incidentally, recently published statistics from the Vietnam war provide powerful support for the suspicion which always has existed that, though Jews may manipulate the patriotic feelings of the rest of us, they themselves retain their own Jewish patriotism and do not share our patriotism. If one counts Stars of David in military cemeteries from the Second World War, one finds them conspicuously underrepresented in the fields of crosses. 

Book Is Very Critical Of Zionists Patriotism

Stolen Valor, a study of the Vietnam war and its veterans, B.G. Burkett and Glenna Whitley cite a 1992 study of Department of Defense records which provided much more precise data on the matter of Jewish patriotism, or lack there of.

Typical is Senator Allen on the left.

Zionists Choose Not To Serve

Draft-age Jews in America, it turns out, suffered losses in Vietnam at a rate less than one fifth their proportion of the population. This was not simply a matter of rich boys avoiding service while poor boys got killed: young White men -- that is, White Gentiles -- from high-income families suffered approximately the same overall casualty rate as low-income Whites. Although some high-income Whites avoided the draft as university students, Whites from high-income families made up most of the officer corps, which suffered a disproportionately high casualty rate, and the average death rate for high-income Whites was nearly the same as for low-income Whites.
 

Buying Draft Deferments

For Jews, however, the difference is striking: making up slightly over 2.5 per cent of the population, Jews accounted for only 0.46 per cent of the GIs killed in Vietnam. This remarkable difference reflects a remarkable difference in attitudes between Jews and Whites.




 

The War Was A Joke To This Garbage

The authors show killers who have fooled the most astute prosecutors and gotten away with murder, phony heroes who have become the object of award-winning documentaries on national network television, and liars and fabricators who have flooded major publishing houses with false tales of heroism which have become best-selling biographies.

Health Scams Cost Billions

Stolen Valor provides pages and pages of examples of bogus vets bilking taxpayers out of billions of dollars in false claims for "injuries," sustained in Vietnam. In many cases, these "vets" never served in Vietnam and in some cases, never served in the military at all!

A Chance To Have Access To Children

Then there are vile miscreants like Abraham Paul Rolofson Jr., who passed himself off as a Vietnam Green Beret in order to gain access to, and molest, young boys.

More Zio-Garbage

Jakob Swisher had a fraud going on disability benefits. He was arrested and faces 20 years.

Abe Mueller Of Vietnam War Protestors

 The Vietnam Veterans Against the War pushed the Marxist line on most issues and railed against U.S. military and foreign policies. Robert O. Muller founded it with the help of John Kerry.

Commie Sycophants

Muller was soon raising money from the likes of Jane Fonda, Ed Asner, Bruce Springsteen, and porn peddler Bob Guccione (Penthouse). In 1981 Muller led a VVA delegation to Vietnam where he provided the Communist government with a bonanza of propaganda victories. He placed a wreath on the tomb of Ho Chi Minh and then gushed his admiration for the Communist butcher.

Heim Goff - War hero

Goff had obtained some of the military's highest awards for valor, including the Distinguished Service Cross, second only to the Medal of Honor. Goff had even persuaded Rep. James Walsh (R., N.Y.) to pin on these medals during an April 1989 ceremony for combat vets.

Burkett dug up Goff's service record, and it revealed he had been a clerk in Okinawa and had never set foot in Vietnam.

 

Typical Draft Dodgers

Ira Einhorn and Jerry Rubin burned draft cards, and held anti war rallies.

The Kosher Geese

After congress passed the lottery, than everyone was getting drafted. Between 1964 and 1977, 125,000 Americans who fled to Canada between .

 

They Had A Whole Community

Toronto had it's own Haight Asbury, and wealthy parents kept the money flowing.
 

Toronto University

These Zionists went from Yale to Toronto University, and their transcripts were accepted.

A Book On Canadian Draft Dodgers

John Hagan, a 2003 Albert J. Reiss Distinguished Scholar, himself a member of the exodus, searched declassified government files, consulted previously unopened resistance organization archives and contemporary oral histories, and interviewed American war resisters settled in Toronto to learn how they made the momentous decision.

He is now a celebrated professor at Northwestern University.

A Presidential Candidate

Guiliana got an occupational deferment from a friendly Judge.

He Chose Not To Serve

Abe Foxman, Morris Dees, and 90% of draft eligible Zionists somehow avoided Vietnam service.