Drudge: KERRY FILM DIRECTOR: THE BULLETS IN THE WATER WERE NOT FROM THE ACTUAL EVENT
I would have used archival footage, Moll tells the NEW YORK OBSERVER’s Joe Hagan, but it was a pleasant surprise that he had taken his own footage while in Vietnam.
Kerry’s homemade films are at the center of a growing controversy in Boston.
A bombshell new book written by the man who took over John Kerry’s Swift Boat charges: Kerry reenacted combat scenes for film while in Vietnam! “Kerry carried a home movie camera to record his exploits for later viewing,” charges a naval officer in the upcoming book UNFIT FOR COMMAND.
“Kerry would revisit ambush locations for reenacting combat scenes where he would portray the hero, catching it all on film. Kerry would take movies of himself walking around in combat gear, sometimes dressed as an infantryman walking resolutely through the terrain. He even filmed mock interviews of himself narrating his exploits. A joke circulated among Swiftees was that Kerry left Vietnam early not because he received three Purple Hearts, but because he had recorded enough film of himself to take home for his planned political campaigns.”
All this adds up to BIG PHONY
As I’ve said before, he’s the kind of self-serving careerist officer that enlisted men tend to loathe.
Lights….camera…..action………..!!…….
Lights…camera…action!!…….
Hmmm, did your average GI carry a movie camera into combat in Vietnam?