An American Hero Returns

The counterdemonstration vilified actress Jane Fonda's appearance at the rally. They set up a fake Fonda doll hanging from a noose and taped a sign to it that read "Jane Fonda American Traitor."

He stood out in the crowd because of his Air Force flight jacket.

Holding a sign that said, "Mad cowboy disease," Theodore Seman said he was a former Air Force captain and retired FBI agent.

"I was 100 percent behind our government up until we invaded Iraq. I never thought as a former military officer in command of nuclear weapons that I would see the United States of American make a pre-emptive strike on another nation."

Seman said he was not only protesting the war, but also President Bush's warrantless surveillance policies. Seman said he swore out many warrants as an FBI agent and finds it hard to believe the government would conduct surveillance without first going to a court.

"If voices are not heard, nothing will be done," he said.

Seman said he was a radar control officer in an interceptor that had nuclear weapons and was an FBI agent in Tampa, Fla.

A retired Marine lieutenant colonel handed out signs to protesters, a symbol of the growing discontent with the war in Iraq among the uniformed ranks.

Chris Case-Grillo, who said he was a proud Marine for four years of active duty and 17 years as a reservist, said political leaders have let the military down.

"In the military, we have special trust and confidence in our leaders because we don't have a voice. We go where we're told," said Case-Grillo, as he passed out signs that read "Iraq Escalation? Wrong Way."

"War has to be the last resort. It can't be done gratuitously."

Case-Grillo, from Orange County, Calif., said he wouldn't want to lose his stepsons in Iraq. He retired in 2001.

Perhaps the next photos we see of Hanoi Jane, will be of her arming an IED while radical Islamic terrorists look smilingly on.

But of course, Jane Fonda is an American Patriot and hero for her contributions to our enemy's efforts to kill American soldiers. Maybe she should run for President.

Perhaps the next photos we see of Hanoi Jane, will be of her arming an IED while radical Islamic terrorists look smilingly on.

But of course, Jane Fonda is an American Patriot and hero for her contributions to our enemy's efforts to kill American soldiers. Maybe she should run for President.

...Why do most Americans not support Bush and his personal, private war that kills so many needlessly?....

There is not one speck of proof that I am correct. I am, essentially, a liar liberal.

Perhaps the next photos we see of Hanoi Jane, will be of her arming an IED while radical Islamic terrorists look smilingly on.

But of course, Jane Fonda is an American Patriot and hero for her contributions to our enemy's efforts to kill American soldiers. Maybe she should run for President.

Asherman wrote:

Perhaps the next photos we see of Hanoi Jane, will be of her arming an IED while radical Islamic terrorists look smilingly on.

But of course, Jane Fonda is an American Patriot and hero for her contributions to our enemy's efforts to kill American soldiers. Maybe she should run for President.

Perhaps what you say is true, however, the liklihood of such events is remote beyond reason. (other than Fox News photo-shopping Jane) This is indeed, Asherman the kind of "speculaltion-spin" that ignores reality to a psychotic degree.

Asherman wrote:

Perhaps the next photos we see of Hanoi Jane, will be of her arming an IED while radical Islamic terrorists look smilingly on.

But of course, Jane Fonda is an American Patriot and hero for her contributions to our enemy's efforts to kill American soldiers. Maybe she should run for President.

No the next pics will be of Jane handing the knife that removes the head off of a civilian. She will smile and then hand it over. Perfect photo op.