The Long Over-Due Truth About John McCain: The Contrived Belief in a Media-Made Delusion

In the context of President Trump having questioned John McCain's status as a military hero during the 2016 Presidential Campaign, it is entirely appropriate to ask how John McCain became a Vietnam War hero and was elected to the U.S. Senate when his treasonous collaboration with the North Vietnamese was clearly established in June 1969, when the military newspaper "Stars and Stripes" quoted the confessional words McCain spoke during one of his collaborative North Vietnamese radio broadcasts. His words were,

"I have bombed the cities, towns, and villages and caused injuries and even death for the people of North Vietnam... After I was captured, I was taken to a hospital in Hanoi where I received very good medical treatment. I was given an operation on my leg which enabled me to walk again and a cast on my right arm, which was broken in three places."

Before McCain had climbed into his aircraft and took-off from the naval aircraft-carrier on which he was based, the fighting-man's code of conduct had been drilled into him and all other officers and enlisted men who would risk being captured and made prisoners of war, that they would "resist" any and all efforts made by the North Vietnamese to obtain any collaboration and cooperation from them. Nonetheless, when McCain was shot down over North Vietnam in October 1967, he immediately began to seek special treatment from the North Vietnamese because of the pain from the injuries that he had received in the crash of his aircraft. Other Navy pilots who were shot down by the North Vietnamese, before and after McCain's downing, resisted the North Vietnamese even if they had broken legs and arms; and, if they survived and returned home, they returned disfigured and disabled. When McCain had revealed pleadingly to his North Vietnamese captors that his dear old daddy was a U.S. Navy admiral, and that he deserved special treatment from the enemy, McCain wasn't taken to the POW camp known as the "Hanoi Hilton," but, rather, to a comfortable hospital in Hanoi where he received very special medical treatment and accommodations. What did McCain immediately agree to do for the enemy to receive such special treatment? He spilled his guts, and made statements against the interests of the United States, revealing military secrets and admitting to committing crimes against the North Vietnamese people. His behavior was inexorably worse than that demonstrated by Jane Fonda, when she traveled to North Vietnam and kissed Ho Chi Minh on television. It was, therefore, very obvious why loyal Vietnam POWs hated Jane Fonda, and why they hatefully placed the traitorous label of "songbird" on the turncoat John McCain. How was this information about McCain not disclosed by the media to the American people, and especially to the Arizona electorate, during his campaign for Arizona U.S. senator, to replace the great retiring U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater, during 1985? He and his affluent Daddy had, in all probability, paid-off quite a few people in high places who could have brought John McCain's treasonous behavior to light.

Had Donald Trump been aware of McCain's true history, he might have been a bit more caustic and would have probably said much more about the treasonous RINO from Arizona in 2016. It was sort of like Dubya Bush's Nazi grandfather, the banker Prescott Bush, who financially supported Adolf Hitler during the late 1930s and after 1941. No mention of Prescott Bush was ever made by the opposing political parties during Dubya's presidential campaigns, or during his father George Herbert Bush's presidency. It is not criminal to any extent to become wealthy through the investment of hard work, as Donald Trump has done as a private citizen; but for rich politicians to use their wealth to obtain political appointment, as George Herbert Bush did to climb into the seat of CIA power and to become a vice-president, as his son Dubya Bush also did to scurrilously win two presidential elections, and as John McCain and his daddy did to manipulate the media out of publishing the truth about McCain's dishonorably traitorous actions as a collaborating Vietnam POW, is utterly criminal and those who do it should be indicted, tried, and convicted of heinous crimes.

Most normal people enjoy reading, hearing, and watching lies published by the media, especially if those lies are entertaining and sensational; and those same people, who decry conspiracies and spit on the people who proclaim their existence, wonder why such horrible things occur repeatedly in a supposedly free democratic society. Is it merely human nature for human beings to forget the lessons of the past and to relive sad history, or is such forgetfulness a deliberate product of the machinations of two or more people who have surreptitiously and deviously sought to create such mass delusion, people called conspirators?


 By Norton Nowlin


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