From Air Force Pilot Chris Thomas:
>
> I would like to add my two cents about my John Kerry experience.
> During my
> career as an Air Force pilot, I spent two years flying a small twin
> engine
> prop plane around the Pacific from my base in Okinawa, Japan.
>
> On one trip we had to fly Senator Kerry, his congressional aide, and a
> Navy
> Captain (Vietnam, A-4 fighter pilot) who was also in Kerry\'s party to
> various locations in Vietnam and Cambodia as part of the MIA/POW
> talks.
> When I met him, he was wearing a shirt with a picture of his sailboat
> on
> it. I told him I had a 27\' sailboat in Okinawa, he remarked \"Oh I
> never
> sail on anything less than 135 feet.\" Thanks, Senator, \"I feel even
> better
> about the meager salary I get paid for flying you around the Pacific.\"
>
> When we first flew him into Phnom Penh, he went to the back of the
> airplane and grabbed the pizza that was put aside for the crew and
> passed
> it around to his staff. He was never offered any pizza because they
> were
> supposed to have lunch with the Cambodian government when we landed.
> The
> pizza was the crew\'s only meal for that day and he ate it.
>
> Then when we picked him up in Cambodia, he was an hour late getting to
> the airport. Because fuel was an issue, we could not start the engines
> and
> therefore the air conditioning until he arrived. Phnom Penh at that
> time
> was over 100 degrees with 95% humidity and we were basically sitting
> in a
> greenhouse behind the cockpit windows. When he finally did arrive, we
> were
> wringing out our clothes from the perspiration. He walks out of the air
> conditioned car, into the airplane and asks us \"Could you guys get
> the
> air conditioning running, I\'m a little warm?\"
>
> The other pilot had to physically restrain me from going back there
> and
> picking a fight.
>
> Then we took him into Noi Bai airfield in Hanoi. After we picked him
> up
> the next day (he stayed the night in Vietnam, we stayed in Bangkok) we
> taxied out, ran up the engines for takeoff, and noticed that our
> prop rpm
> was vibrating all over the place. We taxied off to the side to look at
> it,
> but there was a good possibility that there was an engine malfunction
> and
> the engine may fail if we took off with it.
>
> Well, Mr. Senator sticks his head up in the cockpit and says \"This
> plane
> WILL take off, I have a press conference in Bangkok in three hours!\"
> (Maybe this is an indication of how he will run the FAA). American
> service members lives be damned, we had our Senatorial orders. We ran
> the
> engines again, and did not have the problem, so we took off and made
> it
> back. During the flight, he told everyone how he had taken a Cessna
> (a
> small General aviation plane) up with a fighter pilot, and the fighter
> pilot remarked that Kerry was one of the best pilots he had ever
> seen. I
> don\'t know about other pilots out there, but it\'s hard to imagine a
> little, single-engine prop plane pilot being able to show the \"right
> stuff.\"
>
> After Kerry left the plane, the Navy Captain came up to us,
> apologized and
> said basically that \"he knows Kerry is a jerk\" and that we should be
> glad
> we don\'t have to deal with him every day.
>
> Your choice folks. Elections in November. You want a mega-millionaire
> ego-maniac it\'s-all-about-me crew-eating-pizza-ite like Kerry or
> maybe a
> Green Party candidate like Ralph Nader? Or, God forbid, maybe even
> re-elect George Bush, a nice God-fearing Christian bent on protecting
> us
> from terrorist attacks on US soil? Hmmm, let\'s see? Continued freedom
> under Bush or bombs in our backyard under Kerry (who will be sailing
> on his
> \"minimum 135\' yacht\").
>
> As Fox would say, \"we report. You decide.\"


[Edited on 8/14/2004 by Mega X.exe]

\"nice God-fearing Christian\"?

More like \"psycho who thinks God tells him to kill people in the middle east\".

And it\'s hilarious that the worst thing they could find about Kerry, was that he ate their pizza and wanted air conditioning. Hahahahahahhahahaa.

I think all the candidates suck this year. But I wish people would get their heads out of their asses and see Bush for what he really is.

[quote]Originally posted by Mega X.exe
From Air Force Pilot Chris Thomas:
>
> I would like to add my two cents about my John Kerry experience.
> During my
> career as an Air Force pilot, I spent two years flying a small twin
> engine
> prop plane around the Pacific from my base in Okinawa, Japan.
>
> On one trip we had to fly Senator Kerry, his congressional aide, and a
> Navy
> Captain (Vietnam, A-4 fighter pilot) who was also in Kerry\'s party to
> various locations in Vietnam and Cambodia as part of the MIA/POW
> talks.
> When I met him, he was wearing a shirt with a picture of his sailboat
> on
> it. I told him I had a 27\' sailboat in Okinawa, he remarked \"Oh I
> never
> sail on anything less than 135 feet.\" Thanks, Senator, \"I feel even
> better
> about the meager salary I get paid for flying you around the Pacific.\"
>
> When we first flew him into Phnom Penh, he went to the back of the
> airplane and grabbed the pizza that was put aside for the crew and
> passed
> it around to his staff. He was never offered any pizza because they
> were
> supposed to have lunch with the Cambodian government when we landed.
> The
> pizza was the crew\'s only meal for that day and he ate it.
>
> Then when we picked him up in Cambodia, he was an hour late getting to
> the airport. Because fuel was an issue, we could not start the engines
> and
> therefore the air conditioning until he arrived. Phnom Penh at that
> time
> was over 100 degrees with 95% humidity and we were basically sitting
> in a
> greenhouse behind the cockpit windows. When he finally did arrive, we
> were
> wringing out our clothes from the perspiration. He walks out of the air
> conditioned car, into the airplane and asks us \"Could you guys get
> the
> air conditioning running, I\'m a little warm?\"
>
> The other pilot had to physically restrain me from going back there
> and
> picking a fight.
>
> Then we took him into Noi Bai airfield in Hanoi. After we picked him
> up
> the next day (he stayed the night in Vietnam, we stayed in Bangkok) we
> taxied out, ran up the engines for takeoff, and noticed that our
> prop rpm
> was vibrating all over the place. We taxied off to the side to look at
> it,
> but there was a good possibility that there was an engine malfunction
> and
> the engine may fail if we took off with it.
>
> Well, Mr. Senator sticks his head up in the cockpit and says \"This
> plane
> WILL take off, I have a press conference in Bangkok in three hours!\"
> (Maybe this is an indication of how he will run the FAA). American
> service members lives be damned, we had our Senatorial orders. We ran
> the
> engines again, and did not have the problem, so we took off and made
> it
> back. During the flight, he told everyone how he had taken a Cessna
> (a
> small General aviation plane) up with a fighter pilot, and the fighter
> pilot remarked that Kerry was one of the best pilots he had ever
> seen. I
> don\'t know about other pilots out there, but it\'s hard to imagine a
> little, single-engine prop plane pilot being able to show the \"right
> stuff.\"
>
> After Kerry left the plane, the Navy Captain came up to us,
> apologized and
> said basically that \"he knows Kerry is a jerk\" and that we should be
> glad
> we don\'t have to deal with him every day.
>
> Your choice folks. Elections in November. You want a mega-millionaire
> ego-maniac it\'s-all-about-me crew-eating-pizza-ite like Kerry or
> maybe a
> Green Party candidate like Ralph Nader? Or, God forbid, maybe even
> re-elect George Bush, a nice God-fearing Christian bent on protecting
> us
> from terrorist attacks on US soil? Hmmm, let\'s see? Continued freedom
> under Bush or bombs in our backyard under Kerry (who will be sailing
> on his
> \"minimum 135\' yacht\").
>
> As Fox would say, \"we report. You decide.\"


[Edited on 8/14/2004 by Mega X.exe] [/quote]BOOOO KERRY!!! GO BUSH\"S DAD!!