Voices In His Head Tell Kerry Leaders Want Him

On Sunday, Mr. Kerry said that he had not been abroad since he announced his presidential ambitions in December 2002. In Bethlehem, he told voters he had "had conversations with a number of leaders in the course of the last two years.  I've met foreign leaders who can't go out and say this publicly, but boy, they look at you and say, `You gotta win this, you gotta beat this guy, we need a new policy,' things like that," Mr. Kerry said, according to a transcript from a reporter who attended the session.

Kerry is appearing more unstable than ever and approaching Dean proportions. One more question about this from an audience and he's sure to blow up ... having to explain who the leaders are he holds imaginary conversations with.

Sometime during 2003 , John Kerry  began to hear voices. He didn't tell anybody about the voices at first. He began doing odd things. He got botox injections. He made long speeches in the Senate about himself for some strange reason. He couldn't sit still or be in one place for any length of time. He said a yes vote was a no vote, he supported this postion but later said he didn't support the postion he just said he supported.

 

Perhaps he was trying to outrun the voices. John Kerry didn't get away from the voices. His speech was strange. He became paranoid and thought other people could hear his thoughts. The voices must have seemed very loud. Kerry became so uncomfortable, he would call John Dean in the middle of the night and ask him if he was hearing anything.