Ann Coulter Talking Rubbish

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Ann tries to tell a Canadian journalist on CBC Newsworld that Canada sent troops to Vietnam...

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  • Actually

    A friend of mine who has dual citizenship enlisted in the Canadian army to avoid getting drafted by the US. In the Canadian army he was one of 500 Canadian soldiers in Vietnam sent in advisor capacity. Although officially they were not there for combat, individuals did engage in going along on patrols and manning guns on helicopters.

    Even so Coulter seems to be exagerating this at best.

    By Sizzlean 1150377548 Reply Spam [+6] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • From Wikipedia...

      Canada's official diplomatic position was as a non-participant, but the country was not neutral in the conflict: it professed explicit support for the United States. Canada was also a major supplier of equipment and supplies to the American forces. Under UN rules Canada could not send these directly to South Vietnam, but they could sell them to the United States. Throughout the Vietnam War Canadian manufacturers profited greatly from the conflict. These included relatively benign items like boots and whiskey, but also napalm and Agent Orange the use of which was fiercely opposed by antiwar protesters at the time.

      Concurrent with the draft dodging and defections to Canada, several thousand Canadians joined the U.S. military and fought with the Americans in Vietnam; estimates range from 3,500 to 10,000. Several thousand more Canadians joined and served with the U.S. military but did not fight in Vietnam. One hundred and ten (110) Canadians died in Vietnam and seven remain listed as Missing in Action.

      By Eric4x4 1150394048 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • So...

      ..that's mean Canada did not sent troops to Viet Nam, just the Canadians joined the US army.

      Just making sure.

      By awongca 1151048914 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Shut the fuck

      up.

      By Absofsteel 1216932851 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Wow... so eloquent...

      Your argument has moved me to tears... It is such a convincing and heart-felt opinion that I cannot possibly respond with any alacrity. It has struck to the bone of the issue and decries any further debate! Well done sir!

      By Eric4x4 1217002146 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • I told ya to

      shut
      the
      fuck
      up.

      By Absofsteel 1217003056 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Facts don't matter for Ann Coulter or Bi...

    These two always get it wrong, what else is new?

    By Aguila05 1150398432 Reply Spam [+3] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • well...

    she's kinda right, but mostly wrong - a few things to ponder:

    -approx. 10,000 canadian men enlisted in the us military and fought in vietnam
    -in 1973, the canadian gov't sent canadian troops to vietnam for operation gallant, under the auspices of the iccs
    -the silly bitch's point appears to be that canada-us relations were better in that period, which is true as we know that while attempting to appear impartial, canada at that time was supplying intel and war materiel to the us and south vietnam - this even included the development, testing, and manufacture of agent orange at cfb gagetown, nb

    By ambrose 1150385015 Reply Spam [+3] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • One Mistake

    Ann is unsually right on and it shows your ignorance to make a big deal on one statement.

    By Wipeout57 1150384818 Reply Spam [+3] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • CANADA DID SEND TROOPS


    Canada as a nation never sent troops to Vietnam, but Canadians did in fact join the US Army and serve in that theatre:

    “Concurrent with the draft dodging and defections to Canada an estimated 10,000 Canadians joined the U.S. military and fought with the Americans in Vietnam, and several thousand more Canadians joined and served with the U.S. military but did not fight in Vietnam. 110 Canadians died in Vietnam and seven remain listed as Missing in Action. Many of these were Canadians who had long lived in the United States, Canadians with US citizenship who were drafted or had previously served in the U.S., and out-of-work soldiers who had been the victims of recent government cutbacks. Still others volunteered because of ideological or moral support of the American war effort.[1] This cross border enlistment was not unusual: in both World War I and World War II tens of thousands of Americans had joined the Canadian forces while their homeland was still neutral. Canadian Peter C. Lemon won the U.S. Medal of Honor for his valour in the conflict.

    In Windsor, Ontario, there is a small, privately funded monument to the Canadians killed in the Vietnam War.”

    By zzroach 1150400095 Reply Spam [+2] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Untrue

    This guy is playing word games. During the years 1954 to 1975 Canada served on 2 international truce commissions and provided medical supplies and technical assistance. Canadian diplomats were involved in negotiations between Washington and Hanoi and successive Canadian governments, both Liberal and Conservative, maintained that Ottawa was an impartial and objective peacekeeper, an innocent and helpful bystander negotiating for peace and administering aid to victims of the war. However, Cabinet papers, confidential stenographic minutes of the truce commissions as well as top-secret American government cables revealed Canada to be a willing ally of US counter insurgency efforts.

    By goatley 1150431897 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Canadian Vietnam War Memorial

    In Windsor, Ontario, there is a small, privately funded monument to the Canadians killed in the Vietnam War.”

    By zzroach 1150400163 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Indirectly she is somewhat correct

    While Canada did not directly send its own troops to Vietnam, it did supply aid and allowed the US to test weapons (such as Agent Orange) on its own soil. They also aided the French there previously. Some 3k to 10k Canadian men (at the same time a number of US citizens were fleeing to Canada) came to the US and enlisted to go to Vietnam.

    Check out Wikipedia : Canada and the Vietnam War

    By cjh034 1150383794 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • ‎cjh034 - Your comments are correc...

      However, She did say "Canada sent troops to Vietnam" and that was a totally incorrect statement. Remember, this woman is a writer and knows to have her facts accurate.

      The fact that she refused to "back down" from her statement shows (as other things that she has done and said) that she has such a huge ego, that she just can't admit that she made a mistake.

      Personally, I have no problem with intelligent women (in fact, I love talking with them), but intelligent women that also are arrogant and egocentric generally have serious emotional problems and don’t do well with personal relationships. I strongly suspect that Ann Coulter fits this bill. Also, I have a description for women like Ann Coulter – I refer to them as “intelligent airheads lacking wisdom and discernment.”

      Take care, and keep your intellignet comments coming. Wikipedia - don't you just love their web site? Iit's a great source for information!

      By Big Prick 1150395370 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • One would ike to use the word 'cunt' in

    referring to Ann Koulter, except that she does not have one. She actually has two assholes, three if you count her mouth.

    By Absofsteel 1216932942 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Canadians in Vietnam

    My brother in law, from Montreal, joined the Marines and fought in Vietnam. He was blown up and recovered in the U.S. He married a girl from Boston and lived there for the rest of his life. He had two kids who are Americans. When he died a couple years ago, he was given full military honors.

    By surmarine 1150407063 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • LOL

    typical blonde loooool

    By .o.o.o.ol 1150386216 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • actually...

    ...Canada did not send any combat troops directly, but they had operatives working with the CIA and a healthy diplomatic contingent in South Vietnam. Canada sent large amount s of medical supplies and aide to US and South Vietnamese troops and they supported US action in the conflict. So, Ann is that that far off base and is certainly not "dumb."

    By shaker1 1150380663 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Smart Woman

    She knows her shit.

    By LDSD 1150375825 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Smart, yes and probably highly educated ...

      clearly lackis wisdom, understanding, and discernment. Being smart BUT lacking these attributes makes her like so many other "educated" bimbos that are constantly placing both of their feet into their mouths, especially when they have an audience.

      Check out what she said about four of the widows of 9/11. Coulter may even have been right (I don't know) but she should have NEVER said what she said in public.

      By Big Prick 1150395948 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • she should

      she speards enuff of it.

      By professor yuks 1150391716 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • talkin....

    s**t!

    By akibi 1150375204 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • talkin....

    shit!!

    By akibi 1150375119 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Wow...

    For an American political commentator and author, she's pretty dumb. She really needs to brush up on her history before she attempts to even open her mouth.

    By Sperion 1150374605 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Buckley !

      Listening to Buckley drool on is worthless. And, he needs a bath and clean clothes.

      By Wipeout57 1150384902 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • She is NOT a political commentator...

      A true political commentator WOULD know that Canada never sent troops to Vietnam.

      Ms. Coulter is nothing more than an opportunist with the IQ of a kumquat who found a way to make money by taking part in the culture wars. She knows squat about world events, politics, or any other important issues, but because she can eloquently rant about how much she hates people, she has been given some kind of credibility that used to be given to more intelligent people like William F. Buckley.

      I guess all it takes to be considered a political pundit these days is to find better ways of insulting liberals or conservatives and of finding an equally stupid audience ready to shell out money for your books.

      By driley 1150379515 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • a kumquat?

      Wow! She's gotten smarter since last time.

      By professor yuks 1150379950 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Stupid ugly whore

    Shes a dopey bitch that is always wrong.

    By Rp1 1178259609 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • F Canada

    Just stay home with the French and second quess until it's to late.

    By TankDog 1151559443 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Canadian Relations have NEVER been bette...

    1) They now have a very conservative government that is VERY friedly to Bush and his policies, and in fact were chosen to host the Bilderberg conference.

    2) www.spp.org -- the US and Canada (as well as mexico) have already signed an agreement to act as ONE DISCRETE economic entity and trading partner, effectively uniting us under one economic banner... and I don't mean NAFTA... I am talking about an alliance like the EU.

    Coulter's point therefore, is complete bullshit. Canada was a marginal ally if at all during VietNam, and was never open about involvement... whereas NOW of all times, Canada is an ally in the war on Terror, Drugs, and emergency planning against Bird Flu.

    Coulter is one of those people who spew out attack verbage for the sole purpose of selling books. She attacks the wives of the 911 victims ruthlessly, and non apologetically, only because of their political affiliation. When the same 'tactics' the wives use is done by 'her' party (laughable because intelligent conservatives avoid her like plague), she ignores them or defends them.

    Coulter's version of 'fact checking' involves whatever ad hominem attack fits the point she is trying to make at the moment, regarless of the actual (or factual) relevence.

    By antiklaus 1150650951 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Coulter grasping at straws...

    I honestly feel she should do something about her attitude and adams apple.

    By Usukmias 1150516517 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Another half baked

    idiot jumping on the anit-liberal bandwagon to make a $ and get her rocks off.

    By Amberbee 1150484872 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • to kelly63

    we got your message!!! six times. Enough already. The battle we did on our own that made the world a better place, was the third time you tried to invade Canada. That last time, we burned your White House. So sit on it!!!

    By surmarine 1150407962 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • ooohhh yeeaahhhh

    i'd fock her

    By white trash 1150389889 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • I watched this when it was first broadca...

    and her comments still seem really strange. She was trying to make the point that Canada and the US used to cooperate on military missions, and she used the example of the Vietnam War. This was wrong, but excusable. I can understand how an American could get confused about which wars Canada did or did not participate in. However, when the reporter corrected her and then listed examples of wars in which Canada did participate, why didn't she just back down? Her point (That Canada and the US used to act as allies) was still validated by the examples the reporter gave, so why did she make a big deal about the Vietnam War? If she had just said "Oh, my mistake, I must have been misinformed about Vietnam" it would have been no big deal. Instead she made herself look like an idiot. Weird.

    By AndrewL 1150389691 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Agreed - unfortunately, she is rather pi...

      Her recent outburst against the 9/11 widows (whom she called "witches") also showed her to be a vociferous zealot

      By XS 1150390947 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • did u read the book?

      if you read the book then you would realize she did not have an outburst against the "9/11 widows" she did however point out that the jersey girls ( 4 of the 9/11 widows) have been used as political tools for the left and have used their there tradgedy as a form of immunity for talking points. basically they want people to think that because they were victims of 9/11 ( btw thousands of people were hurt just as much if not more than these four women) you cant disagree with their views.

      By gregbmwguy 1150433067 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Actually, she did have an outburst.

      I don't believe that anyone said that her outburst was in her book, as it was not. She made her comment on TV, in front of a live audience. She called the four 9/11 widows "witches" which was very thoughtless, inconsiderate, and insensitive.

      By Big Prick 1150435570 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Did he say "Like her Rack".......

    :)

    By Frankm 1150388373 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • oh Ann...

    when will you learn to STFU? Alas, probably never...

    By kenpoist 1150382136 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • Wake up liberal prick

      “Concurrent with the draft dodging and defections to Canada an estimated 10,000 Canadians joined the U.S. military and fought with the Americans in Vietnam, and several thousand more Canadians joined and served with the U.S. military but did not fight in Vietnam. 110 Canadians died in Vietnam and seven remain listed as Missing in Action. Many of these were Canadians who had long lived in the United States, Canadians with US citizenship who were drafted or had previously served in the U.S., and out-of-work soldiers who had been the victims of recent government cutbacks. Still others volunteered because of ideological or moral support of the American war effort.[1] This cross border enlistment was not unusual: in both World War I and World War II tens of thousands of Americans had joined the Canadian forces while their homeland was still neutral. Canadian Peter C. Lemon won the U.S. Medal of Honor for his valour in the conflict.

      By zzroach 1150400305 Reply Spam [+1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • Holy crap....

    the ignorance of this typical right-wing republican idiot is mind-blowing. Each and every time she opens her mouth, her foot goes in deeper and deeper. She is the true definition of a moron. Oh, and by the way, Ann Coulter, Canada does NOT need the U.S. to survive...

    By shanelizard 1150380542 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • As usual

    The right wing makes up "facts' as they go along knowing most of us are too unaware or lazy to check them. Then when they get caught, they deny ever saying it. Saddest of all, thousands will believe her because she's on TV and agrees with their own prejudices.

    By professor yuks 1150376267 Reply Spam [-1] Moderate Up Moderate Down
    • lol

      the left distorts, twists, manipulates, and makes up more facts than the right. sure some right wingers are stupid, as are some left wingers, but over all the left has more idiots and lunatics than the right. the libs cant ever get a firm grip on anything, always changing their positions, and bringing out the worst rather than the bad in any good thing the right has ever done.

      By gregbmwguy 1150433686 Reply Spam Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • ann coulter is good

    for one thing, fucking. and even then, i bet she would get old quickly. i would like to grudge fuck the hell out of her. she is kind of pretty, but just pretty enough, and pisses me off enough to have rough sex. just once. then i would throw her out of bed and in the street naked. so then people would point and laugh at her. it is a pity that a woman has to be such a bitch just to get her points across. she is belligerent on every show i have seen her on. she is like bill o'reilly if he was a woman and PMSing 24/7. bitch bitch bitch.

    By kill_will_14 1150396530 Reply Spam [-2] Moderate Up Moderate Down
  • i dont know who she is

    but i bet she comes on Meta cafe and write half the shit i see on here. """(:)@

    By Teddy_bare 1150376328 Reply Spam [-2] Moderate Up Moderate Down
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