Celebrites Who Went To Vietnam To Entertain The Troops, And The One That Didn't.

[walrus]

Yes Bill, they did a wonderful service for the troops, but what are you getting at here. Perhaps you are a Vietnam vet and might further explain your Ali fixation, why did you go to Vietnam Bill, did the Vietnamese call you a racial slur.

[Bill Paxtom]

Yes Bill, they did a wonderful service for the troops, but what are you getting at here. Perhaps you are a Vietnam vet and might further explain your Ali fixation, why did you go to Vietnam Bill, did the Vietnamese call you a racial slur.

Who didn't want to go to Vietnam to see Ann-Margaret.

Here, Ann is smiling at the Troops, both high and 'low'.

[Master]

Ali was a war hero because he did not go.

[Bill Paxtom]

Ali was a war hero because he did not go.

OK. If you say so.

Joey Heatherton in Vietnam

[Britkid]

Ali was a war hero because he did not go.

OK. If you say so.

Joey Heatherton in Vietnam

I have my fun with Master; but he is spot here. He was the leading celebrity face that helped end a slaughter, and show the futility of a dreadful conflict.

[Master]

Ali was a war hero because he did not go.

OK. If you say so.

Joey Heatherton in Vietnam

I have my fun with Master; but he is spot here. He was the leading celebrity face that helped end a slaughter, and show the futility of a dreadful conflict.

Therefore Ali was a great humanitarian who opposed an unjust war and made a nation see the utter waste of life lost in Vietnam. True hero who gave up his world title, money and fame for what he believed. Amazing man.

[Bill Paxtom]

Raquel Welch in Vietnam

[TitoFan]

Yes Bill, they did a wonderful service for the troops, but what are you getting at here. Perhaps you are a Vietnam vet and might further explain your Ali fixation, why did you go to Vietnam Bill, did the Vietnamese call you a racial slur.

Yes Walrus... Bill was a Vietnam vet. He went to all the shows, and snapped all those pictures himself. He had made a special place in his little scrapbook for the Ali photos he was going to put there when The Greatest showed up and did a little shadowboxing for the troops. Unfortunately, Ali refused to be drafted, and Billy's scrapbook pages reserved for Ali went empty. Billy's heart was broken... but the sadness soon turned to anger. Once Billy returned to the States, he went to all of Ali's fights... but only to BOO and call Ali by his slave name. Before being hauled off by Ali's bodyguards, Billy swore to Ali that if there was ever something invented called the Internet, and if in that Internet there was ever something called a Boxing Forum..... that Billy would join and forever maintain a hate crusade the likes of which the world had never seen.

The rest, as they say..... is history.

[Bill Paxtom]

Lola Folana in Vietnam


Lola Folana >
"When I came back from Vietnam, I went on to perform in Las Vegas. While I was there, I saw
Cassius Clay. He ran up to me while I was on stage. I thought that he was going to say Hi, and
give me a big hug and a kiss."

"Instead, he called me a N***** White Serving Slave."

"I was shocked, and I started to cry. Why would he say that to me."

"Then I looked back at him, and he walked back to this table with a bunch of big-shots sitting
there. A bunch of lawyers and money men. They were all 'WHITE''. "

[Bill Paxtom]

Ann Margaret ~ Christmas in Vietnam 1968 ~

Ann Margaret > "Gee, I'm not sure why some well-known sports figure wouldn't want to be here."

[TitoFan]

Lola Folana in Vietnam


Lola Folana >
"When I came back from Vietnam, I went on to perform in Las Vegas. While I was there, I saw
Cassius Clay. He ran up to me while I was on stage. I thought that he was going to say Hi, and
give me a big hug and a kiss."

"Instead, he called me a N***** White Serving Slave."

"I was shocked, and I started to cry. Why would he say that to me."

"Then I looked back at him, and he walked back to this table with a bunch of big-shots sitting
there. A bunch of lawyers and money men. They were all 'WHITE''. "

Yeah, that evil Muhammad.....
In fact, they've remained bitter enemies to this day.

[Bill Paxtom]

Lola Folana

Lola Folana >

When I came home from 'entertaining' the troops in Vietnam 1972. That is when Cassius Jr. gave
me grief.

My Television Special was in 1976. Just before my Television Special was about to start,
Cassius came by the studio with Flowers and Candy. He got down on his knee's and begged
forgiveness.

He 'begged' to be on my Television Special.

He said he was wrong about all the 'foul' things he said. He started to cry like a little boy. I felt
pity for him. Because he was really not that bright.

I told him that he could on my Television Show, if he behaved like a human being.

He bowed to my commands.

[Master]

Stop making this stuff up you are embarrassing yourself.

[brocktonblockbust]

Cassius Clyde Clay = CCC = 333, the ~number of the "devil"

[TitoFan]

Stop making this stuff up you are embarrassing yourself.

It's not entirely his fault.
Rather I think it's his imaginary friends that come by and visit him at his room at the Psych Ward.
They're the ones who come up with these stories.