Proof again that the left believes in freedom of speech only for themselves, but thankfully this guy wasn't going to let some of Kerry's goons stop him:
James Hirsen at NewsMax is reporting that The Web site freekerrybook.com recently tried to offer access to a copy of "The New Soldier," written by John Kerry and the notorious Vietnam Veterans Against the War.
The book was first published in 1971 and is rare enough these days to fetch hundreds of dollars on eBay.
As it turns out, a Kerry chum would show just how much Hollywood cherishes free expression.
George Butler is a Hollywood producer who made a pro-Kerry flick about the book "Tour of Duty." The film is presently called "Going Upriver" and is a recounting of the disputed Vietnam service of the Dem candidate.
It seems that Butler hired a lawyer to file a complaint with Yahoo, which resulted in Yahoo shutting down the freekerrybook.com Web site.
Well, now apparently the founder of the site has started up a new 527 organization, freekerrybook.org, and re-established access to the book.
Kerry has tried to silence the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, muzzle the Web site and tether Teresa.
The Left Coast Report wonders who'll be the next to get the Kerry cork.
My thought is this - if you haven't already downloaded a copy of Kerry's book "The New Soldier" why don't you go to the new 527 site, download, and see what Kerry is going to such lengths to keep from us.
