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Airforce Hero explains his ordeal. Shot down over Vietnam and imprisoned and tortured.
He has the right to be bitter about today's panty waist politicians that tie the hands of our magnificent military......

God Bless this hero!




I got shot down over N  Vietnam in 1967,
a Sqdn.  Commander.   
After  I returned in 1973...I published 2 books that dealt a lot with "real  torture" in Hanoi .  
Our  make believe president is branding our country as a bunch of torturers  when he  has no idea what torture is. 
  
As  for me, put thru a mock execution because I would not  respond... pistol whipped on the head...same event..   
Couple of days later... hung by my feet all day.
I  escaped and a couple of weeks later,
I  got shot and recaptured.  
Shot  was OK....what happened afterwards was  not. 
  
They  marched me to Vinh...put me in the rope trick, trick...almost pulled my  arms out of the sockets.
Beat  me on the head with a little wooden rod
until  my eyes were swelled shut,
and  my unshot, unbroken hand a pulp. 
  
Next  day hung me by the arms...
rebroke my right wrist...
wiped out  the nerves in my arms
that control the hands...
rolled my fingers up into a ball.  
Only  left the slightest movement
of  my L forefinger.  
So I started  answering
with  some incredible lies. 
  
Sent me to Hanoi  
strapped to a barrel of gas
in  the back of a truck. 
  
Hanoi..  
on  my knees.....
rope  trick again..  
Beaten  by a big fool.  
  
Into leg irons on a bed in  Heartbreak Hotel. 
  
Much kneeling--hands up at  Zoo. 
  
Really bad beating  
for refusing to condemn
Lyndon  Johnson. 
  
Several more kneeling events.  
I could see my knee bone
thru kneeling  holes. 
  
There  was an escape from the annex to the Zoo.  I was the  Senior 
Officer of a large building  because of escape...they started a mass 
torture of all  commanders. 
  
I think it was July 7,  1969...they started beating me with a car  fan
belt.  In first 2 days I took  over 300 strokes...then stopped  counting 
because I never thought  I would live thru it. 
  
They continued day-night torture  to get me to confess to a non-existent 
part in the escape.  This  went on for at least 3 days.  On my  knees..... 
fan belting...cut open my scrotum  with fan belt stroke..  opened up 
both knee holes again.  My  fanny looked like hamburger...I could  not 
lie on my  back. 
  
They tortured me into admitting  
that  I was in on the escape...
and that my 2 room-mates knew about it. 
  
The next day I denied the lie. 
  
They commenced torturing me again  
with  3- 6- or 9 strokes of the fan belt
every  day from about July 11 or 12th..
to  14 October 1969.  
I  continued to refuse to lie
about  my roommates again. 
  
Now, the point of this  
is  that our make-believe president
has  declared to the world
that  we (U.S...) are a bunch of torturers...
Thus, it will be OK to torture us
next  time when they catch us...
because that is what the U.S. does. 
  
Our make-believe president  
is  a know nothing fool
who  thinks that pouring a little water
on  some one's face,
or  hanging a pair of women's pants
over  an Arabs head is TORTURE.  
He  is a meathead. 
  
I just talked to Medal Of Honor holder Leo Thorsness,
who  was also in my squadron, in jail...
as  was John McCain...
and  we agree that McCain does not speak
for  the POW group when he claims
that  Al Gharib was torture...
or  that "water boarding" is torture. 
  
Our president and those fools around him
who keep bad mouthing our great country
are a disgrace to the United States .  
Please  pass this info on to Sean Hannity.  
He  is free to use it to point out
the stupidity of the claims
that water boarding...
which  has no after effect...
is  torture.  
If  it got the Arab to cough up the story about how he planned the attack on  the twin towers in NYC...  hurrah  for  the guy who poured the water.  
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"Bud"  Day, Medal Of Honor Recipient 
 
George Everett "Bud" Day(born  February 24, 1925) is a retired
  
U.S.  Air Force Colonel and Command Pilot who served  during the  
Vietnam War.  He is often cited as being the most decorated U.S.     
service  member since General Douglas MacArthur, having  
received  some seventy decorations, a majority for actions  
in  combat. Day is a recipient of the Medal of  Honor.  
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