Comments on: Jane Fonda says she’ll address “Hanoi Jane” stories on her new blog

By: philip mcgugin

philip mcgugin — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 03:44:58 +0000

i can only say one thing. what would happen to someone who did the same thing in 1944, and go to nazi germany during time of war, like she did during time of war in vietnan, and did the things she did, in the capital of a country we are currently in war with. would not she be on trial for treason? i do not see how she got away with it! and still is.

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By: philip mcgugin

philip mcgugin — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 03:00:33 +0000

check out my”jane fonda tribute bike” i have been building it since 1988. i hope to finish it before i die, or jane fonda dies. see it at, bikepics.com look up harleydavidson then 1000 xlh then go to 1972 sporster owned by cadillachotrod you got to see it. painted like a 1972 f4 phantom II. a fitting tribute! ha ha.

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By: heretic historian

heretic historian — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 03:03:18 +0000

Reading this thread I was consistently amused and completely gratified to find a liberal cursing conservatives at the very end. Conservatives don’t hate liberals. We’re just the same as they are–we just look through stronger microscopes so we can see the germs. We also love them because as far as we know, they are the only cynics who believe in leprechauns and boogeymen.

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By: Ken

Ken — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 13:19:46 +0000

The bigger question and much more relevent after all these years is why does the right always have to perpetuate hate? Why do they always have to milk every and any transgression or mistake even if it was or wasnt one made by a liberal? Especialy when over and over again they are guilty of far worse. Republicunts are the nations largest cult and the world hates us because of mostly there actions so I wouldnt be so high and mighty over what someone might have said 35 years ago.They need to always play the Blame Game instead of looking in the mirror. Course if it isnt Fonda its Michael Moore, Striesand, The Gays, Al Gore , Science,The Clintons, The Dixie Chicks,The French, The so called Liberal Media, Holly wood. San Fransico,The Muslems, Elmer fud etc etc etc you get my drift

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By: suzanne

suzanne — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 23:09:28 +0000

I think some people think of a soldier as a puppet or tool. I know that a lot of soldiers that went to viet nam were drafted but that doesn’t mean that many didn’t believe in what they were doing. Someone mentioned the Iraq war. Those soldiers belive what they are doing is bring peace to Iraq and keeping us safe. My husband came home from the war in Veit Nam in 1965 and two years ago a fellow vet finally said welsome home. Jane Fonda was wrong but my husband would be the first to say let it go. Wether she wanted the sacrifice or not he did it for her anyway.

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By: Mark Zimmerman

Mark Zimmerman — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 21:32:49 +0000

Here are a few of the facts;
Fonda pulled her little stunt during a period of the war when the NV were about
to throw in the towel. Because of her actions and the publicity it generated the North Vietnamse decided to keep fighting, so in affect her stupidity cost American, and yeah NV and SV lives.

She was a dimwit used by the NV and the rest of the world’s leftists as a tool, she was “a useful idiot’ as Stalin liked to call them.

Lastly, to our everlasting shame returning GI’s were treated like criminals. This country should get down on its knees and beg forgivness from every single one of them.

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By: Marlane McCusker

Marlane McCusker — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 20:17:21 +0000

My husband was in Viet Nam, and died because of Agent Orange. It was a slow, terrible death. It’s too bad she wasn’t sprayed. I would never waste my money on any movie she has ever made, nor would I ever buy anything she rote.Not only do I not care to read, or hear any of her lies, but I feel I would be betraying the memory of a wonderful man. His name was Thomas McCusker. That name means a hell of a lot mare than the name “Jane Fonda”.

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By: Robert J. DiBiase

Robert J. DiBiase — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 15:17:34 +0000

There are always many sides to events in history. Having experienced the Viet Nam War, its after-effects on me and my fellow soldiers, I can convey this to you. The emotional rollercoaster produced by the “Hollywood” elite and their snippets of self promotion over the years pales in comparison to the affects of the Jane Fonda anti-aircraft photos and statements. Jane not only influenced and assisted the enemy but also the vicious treatment of veterans was encouraged by this from our own society. This is not something we choose to cling to but a flashing nightmare we Veterans will take this to our graves.

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By: Gil Hooley

Gil Hooley — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 13:10:52 +0000

Jane Fonda is a dolt, and what she did in Vietnam was wrong. She has to be responsible for her actions, and its about time that she is.

She can clean up her image to the people that were not born in that era, but she will never do so with the people that had to pay with their lives for her actions.

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By: raven

raven — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 04:16:24 +0000

Celebitchy aims to be a friendly, welcoming site where people can discuss entertainment stories and current events in a lighthearted, safe environment without fear of harassment, excessive negativity, or bullying. Different opinions, backgrounds, ages, and nationalities are welcome here – hatred and bigotry are not.

Somebody sure as heck was asleep at the switch for much of this thread.

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