3 Responses to “McCain should be kicked out of these committees for being a shameless liar”

1. Edward Osiecki
   August 13th, 2017 @ 7:47 pm

   Dr. Orly, Mr.Ted Sampley, who’s been following McCain’s career for the past 20 years and knows him personally. He says, “There’s something wrong with this guy, it’s deceit.” The following is part of an e-mail that Mr.Sampley wrote about McCain that was sent to me:

   MsCain’s father and grandfather were both decorated Navy Admirals. He was given special privileges and extreme preferential treatment while he served in the Navy. He was a pilot but according to his colleagues he was a very bad pilot. He actually crashed three planes. There was a horrendous incident that happened on his aircraft carrier, the U.S.S. Forrestal, that killed 134 men. There has been a debate since the incident with some being convinced John McCain was responsible for this accident. Others are angry about anyone who would dare speak against a Naval officer and embarrass an entire branch of service. Many witnesses have reported that McCain was guilty of a “Wet Start”. When a pilot wants to be a show off, with a “Wet Start” his engine start creates a large startling flame and lots of surprise noise from the rear of a jet engine on start up. McCain did the “Wet Start”. It was not an accident. The flames from the “Wet Start” torched off the launching of a powerful Zuni rocket on the plane behind him. The Zuni rockets were famous for having electrical problems. It shot across the carrier’s deck hitting other parked planes that were packing 1,000 high-explosive pound bombs. This caused the bombs to explode. The subsequent massive explosions, fire and destruction went several decks below and nearly sunk this major 82,000 ton U.S. aircraft carrier.

   This stunt and aftermath caused the death of 134 sailors and blew off arms, legs, and caused blindness and burns to another 161 sailors. McCain jumped from his plane, rolled across the flames, and escaped. He watched the men dying and the burning from a closed circuit television on the ship. Sadly all of those lives were lost.

   They had to take the ship off the battle line for 2 years when it had to be taken back to port for $76 million dollars of extensive repairs. That does not include the cost of replacing the airplanes or ammunition.

   Other Navy pilots causing this type of death and destruction would have been arrested and would probably still be in prison. Why didn’t this happened to John McCain?

   McCain’s grandfather was a famous FOUR STAR Navy admiral and his dad, at the time of the incident, was also a powerful illustrious FOUR STAR Navy admiral. McCain had graduated from the Naval Academy. Witnesses say the good ole boy Navy tradition went into high gear immediately. McCain was not even repremanded. When there is a cover-up, the soldier is usually simply assigned to another ship. McCain was quietly assigned to another ship. There is an ongoing debate about the incident to this day.

   My thoughts? For years, ever since I’ve ever heard of John McCain, the tag “He’s a war hero” always accompanied his name. If in fact, if there was such a cover-up, the best way to turn a negative (guilty of his carelessness) into a positive would most certainly be to use such a tag, “he’s a war hero.” Can a full report of what took place in that accident be obtained through the FOIMA? Can I get it? Or can you get? This needs to be highly investigated and if he’s guilty, then he needs to be prosecuted accordingly.

2. Edward Osiecki
   August 14th, 2017 @ 5:52 pm

   Dr. Orly, Mr.Ted Sampley, who’s been following McCain’s career for the past 20 years and knows him personally. He says, “There’s something wrong with this guy, it’s deceit.” The following is part of an e-mail that Mr.Sampley wrote about McCain that was sent to me:

   MsCain’s father and grandfather were both decorated Navy Admirals. He was given special privileges and extreme preferential treatment while he served in the Navy. He was a pilot but according to his colleagues he was a very bad pilot. He actually crashed three planes. There was a horrendous incident that happened on his aircraft carrier, the U.S.S. Forrestal, that killed 134 men. There has been a debate since the incident with some being convinced John McCain was responsible for this accident. Others are angry about anyone who would dare speak against a Naval officer and embarrass an entire branch of service. Many witnesses have reported that McCain was guilty of a “wet start”. When a pilot wants to be a show off, with a “wet start” his engine start creates a large startling flame and lots of surprise noise from the rear of a jet engine on start up. McCain did the “Wet Start”. It was not an accident. The flames from the “Wet Start” torched off the launching of a powerful Zuni rocket on the plane behind him. The Zuni rockets were famous for having electrical problems. It shot across the carrier’s deck hitting other parked planes that were packing 1,000 high-explosive pound bombs. This caused the bombs to explode. The subsequent massive explosions, fire and destruction went several decks below and nearly sunk this major 82,000 ton U.S. aircraft carrier.

   This stunt and aftermath caused the death of 134 sailors and blew off arms, legs, and caused blindness and burns to another 161 sailors. McCain jumped from his plane, rolled across the flames, and escaped. He watched the men dying and the burning from a closed circuit television on the ship. Sadly all of those lives were lost.

   They had to take the ship off the battle line for 2 years when it had to be taken back to port for $76 million dollars of extensive repairs. That does not include the cost of replacing the airplanes or ammunition.

   Other Navy pilots causing this type of death and destruction would have been arrested and would probably still be in prison. Why didn’t this happened to John McCain?

   McCain’s grandfather was a famous FOUR STAR Navy admiral and his dad, at the time of the incident, was also a powerful illustrious FOUR STAR Navy admiral. McCain had graduated from the Naval Academy. Witnesses say the good ole boy Navy tradition went into high gear immediately. McCain was not even repremanded. When there is a cover-up, the soldier is usually simply assigned to another ship. McCain was quietly assigned to another ship. There is an ongoing debate about the incident to this day.

   My thoughts? For years, ever since I’ve ever heard of John McCain, the tag “He’s a war hero” always accompanied his name. If in fact, if there was such a cover-up, the best way to turn a negative (guilty of his carelessness) into a positive would most certainly be to use such a tag, “he’s a war hero.” Can a full report of what took place in that accident be obtained through the FOIMA? Can I get it? Or can you get it? This needs to be highly investigated and if he’s guilty, then he needs to be prosecuted accordingly.

3. steve wittlake
   August 17th, 2017 @ 8:51 am

   Yes, someone needs to get the full and accurate report that is true or maybe the 2nd report.
   The story I have always heard is that a missile dropped on deck after a landing and McCain fled
   instead of taking care of his plane and the missile which was hanging by a thread dropped.

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