A US television company is planning to run a film attacking Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry just days before the election.
Sinclair TV Group's programmes reach almost a quarter of US homes.
Its move is highly unusual and may breach federal regulations requiring stations to give equal time to major candidates in an election campaign.
The 45-minute film criticises John Kerry's opposition to the Vietnam war in the early 1970s.
In the documentary, Stolen Honor, Wounds That Never Heal, former prisoners-of-war say that Mr Kerry's claims that American soldiers were committing atrocities led to their captors treating them more harshly, and extended the length of the conflict.
Sinclair TV?? HA! Anyone who knows anything about Masonic lore knows that anyone with that last name is probably descended from the St. Clairs who built Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland--which also happens to be fairly well understood to be one of the last hardcore Templar temples--if not the very earliest Freemason lodge.
ANYway, I just thought it was a little ironic is all. The Sinclairs have something bad to say about Kerry? I'm sure that alone would secure a vote for Kerry from any number of conspiracy types...
Not from me, of course--I don't put much faith in those theories, myself... Really!
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