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Not fond of Hanoi Jane.(CORRECTION, PLEASE!)(Correction Notice)

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| May 16, 2005 | Hoar, William P. | COPYRIGHT 2005 American Opinion Publishing, Inc. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

ITEM: In the San Bernardino County (Calif.) Sun for April 9, John Weeks commented: "In a stunning development..., actress Jane Fonda has apologized for her antiwar actions during the Vietnam era. In interviews to promote sales of her new autobiography, Fonda reverses her vehement position of more than 30 years and says she is sorry for a 1972 propaganda visit to North Vietnam, calling it 'the largest lapse of judgment that I can even imagine.'"

ITEM: Reporting on Jane Fonda's interview on CBS' "60 Minutes," CBS News on April 3 said that the actress, now 67, "has written a book about [her life and Vietnam War protests], and she has clone an interview with Correspondent Leslie Stahl that, like the book [My Life So Far], is sometimes painfully candid and honest. You'll hear her apologize for some of what she did in Vietnam...."

CORRECTION: Treason is more than a lapse in judgment. When you travel to the enemy's capital in wartime to praise the Communists responsible for killing tens of thousands of Americans and torturing U.S. POWs, call American pilots "war criminals," charge your own country with "genocide," make repeated propaganda broadcasts for the enemy, including urging U.S. pilots to disobey orders, and pose seated on an enemy anti-aircraft gun--your belated wish that your photograph sitting on the anti-aircraft gun had not become so embarrassing is hollow and spurious.

Fonda's latest blathering was no admission of guilt, and the so-called apology was as counterfeit as her treasonous acts were indisputable. This was hardly Hanoi Jane's conscience kicking in, and her remarks are nothing new; she issued similar half-hearted and very qualified regrets in 1988 and 2000. In her book, Fonda shows no remorse for her propaganda excursion, saying, "I do not regret that I went. My only regret ...

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