Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal

I believe in free speech and equal time.

The folks who made this documentary have just as much right to express their views as Michael Moore in his documentary, or as CBS News in its biased reports based on false documents.

There are many American Vietnam era veterans and POWs who truly believe they were hurt by the positions taken by a young John F. Kerry upon his return from his extremely short four month tour of duty in Vietnam.

These veterans have a right to exercise their free speech rights, and Sinclair Broadcasting Group has as much right as CBS news to report on this newsworthy event.

This is an extremely boring film. If you grew up during the Vietnam Was, as I did, then you've seen and heard all of the film footage and arguments here a hundred times by now. But what really makes this film boring is the narration by director Carlton Sherwood. The majority of the film is shot with Sherwood talking directly into the camera about his opinion of this conflicting time in the history of our nation.

If you're old enough to remember Vietnam, then you won't find anything new here. There is no new evidence to condemn John Kerry or new evidence worthy of another documentary on Vietnam. Younger viewers who are interested in the subject should see George Butler's excellent film Going Upriver! Stolen Honor was clearly meant to be a hatchet job on John Kerry, but it fails miserably at accomplishing that goal.

Why is it that the only negative comment on this movie is the comment that is displayed at the review page of this movie. Is this once again an example of Hollywood and the Hollywood Elite trying to control American Public Opinion because "they" know what is best for us. Whether we want to accept their elitist views or not.

As a teenager at the Air Force Academy and as an adult who retired from the US Air Force, I can only say that this is a film every American should see.

It would help tremendously in righting the wrongs of the lies of the American Vietnam Anti-War Movement, the Hollywood Elitist, and the Liberal American Media.

Every American should realize that if the lies of the American Media and Hollywood Film Industry about the Vietnam War are not challenged, then we smear, tarnish, and drag through the mud the honor and dignity of every American Soldier in the past 228 years.

American Soldiers do not deserve this indignity by the Liberal Elite.

THIS FILM IS AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE FOR EVERY American VETERAN.

GOD BLESS America, AND GOD FORGIVE JOHN KERRY.

I ordered this DVD from the internet site and watched it with friends at the VFW two days ago. I did not relate this to the current political climate but to the vitriol feelings that many if not most Vietnam Veterans feel towards John Kerry. These pows/ veterans in the film are entitled to what ever emotions and/or truths they hold dear. Their voices will definitely touch your souls and your conscience.

How can one dispute testimony by the Winter Soldiers before Congress. They're documented facts in both ink and celluloid. If you never see the video at least read the transcripts. So IMDb users who dispute what Red, White and Blue Production are distributing have to be "a special kind of stupid." We shouldn't rewrite history for the sake of an opportunist with deep pockets or because we don't like the messenger.

Only a few individuals will ever see this one sided documentary but I have to admit its the best 20 dollars I've ever spent.

Dish Network has this on PPV tonite, as well at Fahrenheit 9/11. I chose to watch 'Stolen Honor,' since I've heard plenty about all the exaggerations made by Michael Moore.

It was more about POW's than about John Kerry. Though the POW's were very critical of Mr Kerry, I did not see anything that specifically was damaging to him.

I have no reason to disbelieve anything these POW's said, nor do I have any reason to disbelieve Kerry's testimony. Atrocities were committed in Viet Nam, as were acts of bravery. I was in college in the early '70s and was myself against the war.

I, for one, have become disenchanted with Mr. Bush and the direction he is taking this country. Ask yourself this: Do you think you will be BETTER off after another 4 years with Bush in the White House? Will the country be better off? Will you CHILDREN be better off?

I have not voted for a Democrat since I voted for Jimmy Carter in 1976, but I will be in 2004.