Hanoi Jane or Jihad Jane?

[CAPTAIN MIKE]

After 34 years, and seemingly 'heartfelt' regrets about her role in undermining our troops morale in Vietnam and becoming the excuse for further torture and punishment for American POWs she ratted out to the North Vietnamese after our POWs gave her a secret message to take home, "Hanoi Jane" Fonda is now BACK.

She has - as of last weekend - now morphed into "Jihad Jane" once again revealing contempt and disrespect for the country that has given her wealth, privilege and celebrity status.

 

[spartan55]

do me a favor jane

If only she would do me a favor and go see those jihadist .........to protest the this new war, She could possibly come back 20 pounds lighter and a foot shorter

 

[Old Fuff]

Jane will always support anyone that's fighting the United States. Who would expect otherwise? :banghead:

 

[Nitrogen]

Why should anyone care what a hollywood know-nothing thinks?

 

[ArfinGreebly]

Her dad

Henry would likely be spnnin' in his grave.

This is one apple that fell miles from the tree.

 

[ArfinGreebly]

Nitrogen

While you're completely right, the unhappy fact is that she has an willing volunteer entourage, comprising a bunch of '60s Peter Pans and major networks.

I would be just tickled to death to ignore her.

I've tried for decades.

 

[Deanimator]

Jane will always support anyone that's fighting the United States. Who would expect otherwise?

Hers is a half-witted hatred of the United States which has given her so much. She's never actually worked a day in her life, and hence has no connection to the reality that the rest of us must deal with.

Any crack addled NYC "tunnel bunny" has more commonsense than Jane Fonda.

 

[308win]

If there is any justice she will be one of the 70 willing 'virgins' waiting for the jihadist myrters and they will all get what they deserve.

 

[3rdpig]

How about just calling her Traitor and being done with it.

Why that talentless, low life, scum bag, terrorist loving, POS still has American citizenship is just beyond me.

 

[Justin]

I utterly agree with the sentiment. But that doesn't make it High Road material.