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Swift Boat Veterans for Truth

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Category: Swift Boat controversy

From Disinfopedia:

Swift Boat Veterans for Truth (SBVT) is an advocacy organization formed in 2004 by opponents of John Kerry's U.S. presidential campaign. Their primary projects have been: their website, the book "Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out Against John Kerry", and television advertisements challenging John Kerry's military record and activism against the Vietnam War.

Anti-Kerry:

• Non-Vets
  • Who only work for this 527
    • Jerome Corsi
    • Bob J. Perry
    • Merrie Spaeth
    • Stevens Reed Curcio & Potholm
  • Who also work for George Bush
    • Benjamin Ginsberg, a lawyer for Bush
    • Ken Cordier, a member of Bush's veterans' steering committee
• Vets
  • Jack Chenoweth
  • Robert G. Elder
  • George Elliot
  • Stephen Gardner
  • Grant Hibbard
  • Robert Hildreth
  • Roy Hoffman
  • Louis Leston
  • Adrian Lonsdale
  • Van O-Dell
  • John E. O-Neill
  • Tedd Peck
  • Charles Plumly
  • Joseph L. Ponder
  • Larry Thurlow
  • Shelton White

Pro-Kerry:

• The Band of Brothers
  • Del Sandusky
  • Fred Short
  • Stephen Hatch
  • Michael Medeiros
  • Jim Rassmann
  • Jim Wasser
  • Douglas Brinkley, author of "Tour of Duty: John Kerry and the Vietnam War"
  • Gene Thorson
• Others
  • Jim Russell
  • William Rood
  • Robert E. Lambert
  • Judith Droz Keyes

Unknown:

• Skip Barker

Deceased:

• J.C. Carreon

See also Debunking SBVT.

Analysis

• SourceWatch

The 07 Return of the Slime

The Smearboaters are now targeting Dick Durbin. [1]

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