My Washington Times Op-Eds And Book Reviews

I was sad to learn that my editor at the Washington Times, Carol Herman, had passed.

You can read about her via the below link:

Paul Davis On Crime: Carol Herman, Commentary Writer, Editor For Washington Times Opinion Pages, Dies

I'm proud to have been a contributor to the Washington Times for the past nine years and I hope to remain a contributor in the future.

The conservative daily was President Ronald Reagan's favorite newspaper.

In addition to my regular On Crime column, I also wrote a good number of op-eds and book reviews for the Washington Times. Carol Herman edited all of the pieces.  

You can read my Washington Times op-eds and book reviews via the below links: 

Paul Davis On Crime: A Story Of Kidnapping, Spousal Resentment And Betrayal: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Power Couple' 

Paul Davis On Crime: Chinese Spies, Agents And Assassins: My Washington Times Review Of 'Chinese Communist Espionage'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Mario Puzo's 'The Godfather: 50th Anniversary Edition'

Paul Davis On Crime: Edward Snowden's True Permanent Record: My Washington Times Piece On NSA Leaker Edward Snowden

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Mengele: Unmasking The Angel of Death'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of John le Carre's 'Agent Running In The Field'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'El Dorado: A History Of The American West'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Don Winslow's 'Broken'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Allowing The Military To Carry Personal Firearms On Military Bases

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Bernard Cornwell's 'Sword Of Kings'

Paul Davis On Crime: The Spy Is An Eye: My Washington Times Piece On Suspected Terrorist Spy Who Scouted New York City Targets

Paul Davis On Crime: The Seabees in Vietnam: My Washington Times Review Of 'Seabee 71 In Chu Lai'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Escalating The War On Police: Dousing Police Officers Is A New Tactic In The War On Cops

Paul Davis On Crime: The Never-Ending Saga Of Cop-Killer Mumia Abu-Jamal And His Victim's Tenacious Widow: My Washington Times Piece On Maureen Faulkner, The Philly DA And A Cop Killer Who May Go Free

Paul Davis On Crime: When Illegal Aliens Commit Crimes: My Washington Times Piece On California Governor Under Fire For Skipping Slain Deputy's Funeral

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On How Philadelphia's Sancuary City Polices Freed Illegal Imigrant Who Went On To Rape Child

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Will Bill:The True Story Of The American Frontier's First Gunfighter'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'American Predator: The Hunt For The Most Meticulous Serial Killer Of The 21st Century'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Admiral Gorshkov: The Man Who Challenged The U.S. Navy'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Admiral McRaven's 'Sea Stories: My Life In Special Operations'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Smokin' Joe: The Life Of Joe Frazier'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Fighting The Scourge Of Drugs: El Chapo Rots In Prison, But The War On Drugs Must Go On

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Sopranos Sessions'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Killer Across The Table: Unlocking The Secrets Of Serial Killers And Predators With The FBI's Original Mindhunter'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Dateline - Liberated Paris'

Paul Davis On Crime: Swift And Certain Punishment: My Washington Times Piece On The Return Of The Federal Death Penalty

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Illegal Immigrants And The Criminals Who Prey On Them

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Drug Warrior: Inside The Hunt For El Chapo And The Rise Of America's Opioid Crisis'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Moroccan Girl'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of James Lee Burke's 'The New Iberia Blues'

Paul Davis On Crime: Crime And Humor In Sicily: My Washington Times Review Of Andrea Camilleri's 'The Other End Of The Line'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On No "Jane" Bond

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of John Le Carre's 'A Legacy Of Spies'

Paul Davis On Crime: The Fire That Makes A Good Detective: My Washington Times Review Of Michael Connelly's 'The Night Fire'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Many Lives Of James Bond: How The Creators Of 007 Have Decoded The Superspy'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Gotti's Boys: The Mafia Crew That Killed For John Gotti'

Paul Davis On Crime: Cold War Spying In The Spy Capitol Of The World: My Washington Times Review Of 'Betrayal In Berlin'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Last Pirate of New York: A Ghost Ship, A Killer, And The Birth Of A Gangster Nation'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Nelson DeMille and Alex DeMille's 'The Deserter'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Boxing And The Mob: The Notorious History Of The Sweet Science'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of Michael Connelly's 'Dark Sacred Night'

Paul Davis On Crime: Wartime Historical Spy Novel Set In Nazi-Occupated France: My Washington Times Review of Alan Furst's 'Under Occupation' 

Paul Davis On Crime: From Page To Screen: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Big Book Of Reel Murders'

Paul Davis On Crime: A Modern Take On The 'Cowboy Mythos': My Washington Times Review of 'The Western Star'

Paul Davis On Crime: The Gritty, Early Stories Of An Incomparable Crime Writer: My Washington Times Review Of Dashiell Hammett's 'The Big Book Of The Continental Op'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Frederick Forsyth's 'The Fox' - Cyberspace Is The New Crime Zone, The New Battlefield

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of Ben Macintyre's 'The Spy And The Traitor'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Tell Your Children: The Truth About Marijuana, Mental Illness, And Violence'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Sentence Is Death' 

Paul Davis On Crime: From Russia With Love: My Washington Times Piece on Russian Assassins

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Hunting LeRoux: The Inside Story Of The DEA Takedown Of A Criminal Genius And His Empire'On Crime: 

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Hunting El Chapo: The Inside Story of the American Lawman Who Captured The World's Most-Wanted Drug Lord'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Targeting Illegal Guns In Philadelphia

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Birth Of The FBI: Teddy Roosevelt, The Secret Service, And The Fight Over America's Premier Law Enforcement Agency'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Last Stone' 

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Cop Killer Mumia Abu-Jamal: There Is No Question Of Guilt

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Handsome Johnny: The Life And Death Of Johnny Rosselli: Gentleman Gangster, Hollywood Producer, CIA Assassin'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Gray Day: My Undercover Mission To Expose America's First Cyber Spy'

Paul Davis On Crime: DEA Take Down Of Drug Lord Pablo Escobar: My Washington Times Review of 'Manhunters: How We Took Down Pablo Escobar'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Land Of Wolves'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Blue-Collar Conservatism: Frank Rizzo's Philadelphia And Populist Politics'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On The Defense Of Border Patrol Agents

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Carmine The Snake: Carmine Persico And His Murderous Mafia Family'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of "Storm Over Leyte: The Philippine Invasion And The Destruction Of The Japanese Navy'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Corporation: An Epic Story Of The Cuban American Underworld'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway, The Hemingway Library Edition'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of John Lehman's 'Oceans Ventured: Winning The Cold War At Sea'

Paul Davis On Crime: Trouble Brewing Over Starbucks Arrests: My Washington Times Piece On The Philly Starbucks Incident

Paul Davis On Crime: Take No Prisoners: My Washington Times Piece On Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez Wanting To Abolish Prisons

Paul Davis On Crime: The Fight Over Literature: My Washington Times Review Of 'Cold Warriors: Writers Who Waged The Literary Cold War'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece, 'Sympathy For The Criminal'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'If: The Untold Story of Kipling's American Years'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Michael Connelly's 'The Late Show'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Border'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Annotated Big Sleep'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Policewomen's Bureau'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Vietnam War: An Intimate History'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Inspector Oldfield And The Black Hand Society: America's Original Gangsters And The U.S. Postal Detective That Brought Them To Justice'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'From Russia With Blood: The Kremlin's Ruthless Assassination Program And Vladimir Putin's Secret War On The West'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Game Of Snipers: A Bob Lee Swagger Novel'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Crime And Safety In New York City

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Chin: The Life And Crimes of Mafia Boss Vincent Gigante'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Facing The Bear: Scotland And The Cold War'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Lincoln's Spies: Their Secret War To Save A Nation'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On October Being National Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'The Last Man In Tehran'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Cold War Navy SEAL: My Story Of Che Guevara, War In The Congo, And The Communist Threat In Africa'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'In the Hurricane's Eye: The Genius Of George Washington And The Victory At Yorktown'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Blue Lives Matter

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Why Police Body-Worn Cameras Protect Both Officers And The Public

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Deceiving The Sky: Inside Communist China's Drive For Global Supremacy'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Quantum Spy'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Vets And Pets: Wounded Warriors And the Animals That Help Them Heal'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of The Pierre Hotel Affair: How Eight Gentleman Orchestrated The Largest Jewel Heist In History

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'The Outlaw Ocean: Journeys Across The Last Untamed Frontier'

Paul Davis On Crime: To Better Serve And Protect: My Washington Times Piece On One Way We Can Arm Volunteer Teachers

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of The James Bond Continuation Novel, 'Forever And A Day'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Piranhas: The Boy Bosses Of Naples'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Operation Devil Horns: The Takedown of MS-13 In San Francisco'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Freedom's Detective: The Secret Service, the KU Klux Klan And The Man Who Masterminded America's First War On Terror'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Liberal Democrats And Illegal Immigrants

Paul Davis On Crime: Flawed Solutions: My Washington Times Piece On The Knee-Jerk Gun Control Response To Deadly Shootings After Children In Philadelphia Are Shot

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Targeting Crime Guns

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Last Don Standing: The Secret Life Of Mob Boss Ralph Natale'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Gosnell: The Untold Story Of America's Most Prolific Serial Killer

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Dodge City: Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, And The Wickedest Town In The American West'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Why Drug Cartels Should Be Designated Terrorist Organizations

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On How California Law Enforcement Just Got More Dangerous

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On The War On Cops In Philadelphia: Six Police Officers Are Shot, With Others Taunted And Shoved

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Mafia Spies: The Inside Story Of The CIA, Gangsters, JFK, And Castro'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Hunting Charles Manson: The Quest For Justice In The Days Of Helter Skelter'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Vory: Russia's Super Mafia'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Why The War On Cops Is A War On All Of Us

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Eliot Ness: The Rise And Fall Of An American Hero'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'MacArthur's Spies'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Aircraft Carriers: The Illustrated History Of The World's Most Important Warships'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of 'Forging the Star: The Official Modern History of the United States Marshalls Service’

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Operator: Firing The Shots That Killed Osama Bin Laden And My Years As A SEAL Team Warrior'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'John Le Carre: The Biography'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Roger Moore's 'A Bientot'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Black Hand: The Epic War Between A Brilliant Detective And The Deadliest Secret Society In American History'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Tong Wars: The Untold Story Of Vice, Money And Murder In New York's Chinatown

Paul Davis On Crime: Project Guardian Will Enforce Current Gun Laws To Combat Gun Crime: My Washington Times Piece On Strict Enforcement Of Existing Gun Laws Rather Than New Gun Control Laws

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of ‘Hemingway at War: Ernest Hemingway’s Adventures as a World War II Correspondent’

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Jack And Norman

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Martin Cruz Smith's 'The Siberian Dilemma'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Don Winslow's 'The Force'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of Ian Rankin's 'In A House Of Lies'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Manson: The Life And Times Of Charles Manson

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Hunting Che: How A U.S. Special Forces Team Helped Capture The World's Most Famous Revolutionary'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of "Busted: A Tale Of Corruption And Betrayal In The City Of Brotherly Love"

Paul Davis On Crime: I Refuse To Be A Victim: My Washington Times Piece In Defense Of Self-Defense

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Michael Connelly's 'Two Kinds Of Truth'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of "Act Of War: Lyndon Johnson, North Korea, And the Capture Of The Spy Ship Pueblo

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of James Lee Burke's 'Robicheaux'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Girl From Venice'

Paul Davis On Crime: Tale Of Crooks, Drugs, Prostitution And Murder: My Washington Times Review Of "Many Rivers To Cross'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Stephen Hunter's 'G-Man'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review of "U.S. Marshals: Inside America's Most Storied Law Enforcement Agency"

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Ian Rankin's 'Even Dogs In The Wild'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Third Bullet," Stephen Hunter's Kennedy Assassination Thriller

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Ray Kelly's ‘Vigilance: My Life Serving America And Protecting Its Empire City’

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Three Minutes To Doomsday: An Agent, A Traitor, And The Worst Espionage Breach In History'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Trident: The Forging And Reforging Of A Navy SEAL Leader

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Nelson DeMille's 'The Cuban Affair'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'The Ambulance Drivers: Hemingway, Dos Passos, And A Friendship Made And Lost In War'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Savage Will: The Daring Escape Of Americans Trapped Behind Nazi Lines'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Ghost Sniper: A Sniper Elite Novel'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of The New Superpower For Women

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Mark Henshaw's Spy Thriller 'Red Cell'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'By Honor Bound: Two Navy SEALs, The Medal Of Honor, And A Story Of Extraordinary Courage'

Paul Davis On Crime: 'Garden State Gangland: The Rise of the Mob in New Jersey'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Philip Leonetti's 'Mafia Prince: Inside America's Most Violent Crime Family And The Bloody Fall Of La Cosa Nostra'

Paul Davis On Crime: Another View Of The Vietnam War

Paul Davis On Crime: Edward Snowden: Traitor, Thief, Scoundrel, Spy

Paul Davis On Crime: A Distorted View Of Concealed Carry: Opponents Of Reciprocity Blur The Difference Between Legal And Illegal Guns

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Joseph Wambaugh's New Cop Novel 'Harbor Nocturne'

Paul Davis On Crime: The Aircraft Carrier USS Gerald R. Ford: ‘A 100,000-Ton Message To The world’

Paul Davis On Crime: Hemingway At Eighteen: The Pivotal Year That Launched An American Legend

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of Nelson DeMille's New Thriller The Panther

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of 'Most Wanted: Pursuing Whitey Bulger, The Murderous Mob Chief The FBI Secretly Protected'

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times Review Of James Lee Burke's Crime Thriller 'Creole Belle'

You can also read my On Crime columns via the below link:

Paul Davis On Crime: My Washington Times 'On Crime' Columns

Carol Herman, Commentary Writer, Editor For Washington Times Opinion Pages, Dies

Carol Herman, my editor at the Washington Times for more than nine years, died last week. 

She was intelligent, funny and professional. I shall miss her. 

Jennifer Harper at the Washington Times offers a fine piece on Carol Herman (seen in the above photo). 

Carol Herman, an award-winning journalist and editor with The Washington Times for over two decades, has died. She was 69.

 

Known for her precise editorial skills and uncommon cultural insight, she joined the staff in 1999. She served as a columnist, editorial writer, deputy editorial page editor and book editor. A fixture in the Times’ newsroom, Ms. Herman was well known for her grace, diplomacy and common sense in a post that included dealing with leading newsmakers, top commentators and some of the country’s celebrated authors.

 

“She was wickedly funny and had an unwavering devotion to The Washington Times,” said Charles Hurt, the paper’s opinion editor. “She truly kept us all honest.” 

Ms. Herman worked up to the day She died. 

You can read the rest of the piece via the below link:

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/jul/6/carol-herman-washington-times-writer-editor-dies/ 

Charles Hurt On Trump's One Bad Day In Russia

Charles Hurt (seen in the below photo) offers his take on President Trump’s one bad day in Russia (and the many bad days of the previous administration) in his column in the Washington Times.

Well, that certainly was not The Art of the Deal. And that was not the tough guy from Queens we so enthusiastically elected.

President Trump is the most courageous, imaginative, and dynamic American political leader in more than a quarter-century. He is willing to tackle huge problems and fiercely pursue bold and inventive courses in search of solutions to problems that cowardly politicians have ignored for decades.

None of that was on display Monday in Helsinki.

Mr. Trump was defensive, short-sighted and small-minded in answering reporters’ questions.

He equivocated between Russian President Vladimir Putin and American intelligence officials on whether Russia tried interfering with the 2016 election. (Of course they did. They always do. And Mr. Putin is a murderous thug who’d belong in prison in a country that had the rule of law … Spoiler: Russia doesn’t.)

Instead of seeing the big picture of a hostile adversary attacking our country, President Trump was focused on defending himself from these absurd accusations he “colluded” with Russia. When he was not doing that, he used the global stage to defend the legitimacy of his 2016 victory.

No serious person cares about any of this nonsense. Nobody but the worst partisan hacks think Mr. Trump “colluded” with Russia. Nor do any serious people think his victory was somehow not legitimate.

For a guy who normally does majestic whale breaches in the open water, these were guppy flips in a tiny fish bowl. It was embarrassing and totally unworthy of the Donald Trump we know and love.

Mr. Trump is at his very best when he is standing toe-to-toe telling friends and foes alike the hard truths they don’t want to hear. That is the Art of the Deal that Americans love and that is what got him legitimately elected president.

Mr. Trump’s fearlessness in standing up to all of the worst, most weaselly politicians in both parties — kicking their teeth in when necessary — is what we love about Mr. Trump.

Still, as bad as Mr. Trump’s performance in Helsinki was, it is not nearly as bad as the performance of the entire political machine over the past decade.

For instance, it was not nearly as bad as allowing Russia to invade Ukraine.

It was not nearly as bad as, say, reneging on U.S. assurances to protect Eastern European allies with anti-missile systems.

It was not anywhere in the same galaxy as ignoring your own “red line” laid down in Syria after Syrian butcher and Putin-puppet Bashar Assad gassed his own people.

And, finally, it was no where near as bad as whispering to Russia that you will have more “flexibility” after re-election to surrender everything to Russian power.

You can read the rest of the column via the below link:

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/jul/16/donald-trump-has-bad-day-helsinki-really-john-bren/ 

Charles Hurt: Throw John Kerry In Jail

Washington Times columnist Charles Hurt offers his take on former Secretary of State John Kerry dealing with the Iranians.

RICHMOND — The last time Sen. John McCain lay dying, he was in a North Vietnamese prison cell having been brutally tortured.

Over the propaganda loudspeaker, one of Mr. McCain’s fellow prisoners of war would later recall, the brave Americans heard the voice, clearly that of an American, testifying before Congress that it was the American forces like John McCain — not the North Vietnamese — who were committing torture and murder over in Vietnam.

American servicemen “personally raped, cut off ears, cut off heads, taped wires from portable telephones to human genitals and turned up the power, cut off limbs, blown up bodies, randomly shot at civilians, razed villages in fashion reminiscent of Genghis Khan, shot cattle and dogs for fun, poisoned food stocks, and generally ravaged the countryside of South Vietnam,” claimed the American, reportedly a U.S. Navy officer.

Such unverified testimony in the hands of the North Vietnamese was a massive propaganda win. And a devastating blow to American POWs, such as John McCain, who were clinging to life in such savage conditions.

Decorated Vietnam War veteran and POW Paul Galanti would later recall that it was the soft, effeminate pronunciation of “Genghis Khan” that tipped him off that the testifying turncoat was none other than John Kerry, who would later become a senator, his party’s failed presidential nominee and eventually one of the worst secretaries of state in U.S. history.

“I don’t remember hearing his name, but he’s the only human being I’ve ever heard that said ‘Genghis Khan,’ ” recalled Mr. Galanti, pronouncing the name “Jenjis Kahn.”

 “When I heard him saying that a couple of months ago, I said, ‘My God! That’s the same guy I heard in Hanoi they were promoting as a big friend of theirs!’ “

As heroes like John McCain and Paul Galanti rotted in prisoner camps, John Kerry — safely back stateside — was throwing away his medals and accusing his former fellow servicemen of committing the worst atrocities imaginable.

In other words, plotting a lifelong political career.

Once again, America finds Mr. McCain heroically fighting for his life, this time against cancer. Perhaps inspired by such heroism, Mr. Kerry has dusted off his old turncoat from his French closet and is turning traitor against the United States again.

According to the Boston Globe, Mr. Kerry has been spotted in New York City, conspiring with our sworn enemies to undermine U.S. foreign policy.

You can read the rest of the column via the below link:

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/may/6/john-kerry-should-be-jailed/