In July 1972 Jane travels to North Vietnam and tours the area for 2 weeks.
During July, 1972 she made six broadcasts over Radio Hanoi.
From the one on July 14, 1972 she said;
"This is Jane Fonda speaking from Hanoi, and I'm speaking particularly to the U.S servicemen...I don't know what your officers tell you...but [your] weapons are illegal and that's not just rhetoric...The men who are ordering you to use these weapons are war criminals according to international law, and in the past, in Germany and Japan, men who committed these kinds of crimes were tried and executed."
Another broadcasts quoted Ho Chi Minh and had references to President Nixon as a "new-type Hitler", along with messages to the South Vietnamese soldiers to desert, "You are being used as cannon fodder for U.S. imperialism."(AFJ,May'88--Personalities)
Addressing herself to the men on the aircraft carriers in the area; "Use of these bombs or condoning the use of these bombs makes one a war criminal." When addressing herself to the pilots of the American planes she continued with; "Examine the reasons given to justify the murder you are being paid to commit." Upon her return to the U.S. she then addressed cheering students; "I bring greetings from our Vietnamese brothers and sisters."
Jane formed the Indochina Peace Campaign which was anti-Nixon and pro Hanoi.
[link|http://www.henrymarkholzer.com/hanoijane.net|<"Aid and Comfort"]
By examining Fonda's childhood motivations, her radicalization, her POW "audience," her activities in North Vietnam, and through a detailed analysis of the American law of treason, "Aid and Comfort" makes the case that more than sufficient evidence existed to indict and convict Jane Fonda for the crime of treason.
I opposed Bush's invasion of Iraq. But I will not support Saddam.
I feel that Bush's invasion of Iraq is/was illegal, but I will not call the service men and women who were required to fight war criminals.
I think that Bush's regime has lied to the world, but I will not call the exPOW's liars and that the deserved what they got.
The protests against the Vietnam war helped bring an end to a badly mismanaged and totally wrong war. But those same protests when used against the soldiers who had to fight and die, stigmatized the survivors. Hanoi Jane polarized the American population. It was no longer opposition to the war, but vilifacation of the soldiers.
FWIW I don't know, nor care how she is/was in bed.