Democrats Successfully Censor Kerry Documentary

Caving in to pressure from furious Democrats, Sinclair Broadcasting Group decided not to require its stations to broadcast a 42-minute documentary highly critical of Sen. John Kerry. Instead, affiliates broadcasted excerpts from Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal as part of a news program.

The film features 17 former prisoners of war criticizing Kerry for his 1971 allegations of U.S. atrocities in Vietnam.

As leader of the rabid pro-communist Vietnam Veterans Against the War, Kerry appeared before the U. S. Senate in the spring of 1971, accusing American soldiers of barbaric acts in Vietnam.

In Stolen Honor, former prisoners of war in North Vietnam tell how they suffered as their Communist torturers read them John Kerry's words accusing American soldiers of atrocities, including the killing of innocent babies. The Vietnamese communist demanded that the American POWs also confess to Kerry's "war crimes" allegations.

After viewing Stolen Honor, you will have little doubt about why John Kerry doesn't want you to see it and why he should never be President and Commander-in-Chief of the United States.

"The experience of preparing to air this news special has been trying for many of those involved," Sinclair chief executive David D. Smith said in a statement. "The company and many of its executives have endured personal attacks of the vilest nature, as well as calls on our advertisers and our viewers to boycott our stations and on our shareholders to sell their stock."