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Topics => History => Topic started by: Libertas on May 31, 2016, 07:34:00 AM
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Madame Nguyen Thi Ninh, who ostensibly represented the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War, penned a letter of thanks to American anti-war organizers.
The 90 year old Ninh believes that the protests in the 1970s were “extremely important to contributing to Vietnam’s victory.”
She was the highest ranking Vietnamese delegate to the Paris Peace Talks and claims in the letter to have met with American protest organizers in 1967.
http://iotwreport.com/a-message-of-thanks-from-vietnamese-commie/ (http://iotwreport.com/a-message-of-thanks-from-vietnamese-commie/)
No doubt influenced by our Dear Leader's latest capitulation visit to the People's Republic of Vietnam...this is the thanks we get...
Talk about double-bleeped over!
::outrage::
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The 90 year old Ninh believes that the protests in the 1970s were “extremely important to contributing to Vietnam’s victory.”
That was only half of it, if that much. It was more the politics involved. The bastards should have gone in to win, not play around.
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The 90 year old Ninh believes that the protests in the 1970s were “extremely important to contributing to Vietnam’s victory.”
That was only half of it, if that much. It was more the politics involved. The bastards should have gone in to win, not play around.
Yup, their half-assed approach was doomed to failure but it was made all the more possible by the smelly rabble the commies encouraged.
Very disappointed in Westmoreland, I expected better from a former Patton-led officer. Apparently he didn't learn a damn thing.
We should have obliterated North Vietnam off the map and crossed any border those devils fled into...
Oh well, if's and but's...
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The General in charge of the Viet Cong's efforts already told us as much. They were ready to give up, until the anti-war movement got going strongly, and get them extra support to hold out a little longer, until momentum changed.
Democrat garbage have been treasonous trash my whole life.
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Yeah. At least at the time...we were sheltered by the innocence of youth...
But definitely, traitors at all levels were doing their wicked deeds, and as we matured and educated ourselves we realized how deep and how long the treachery went.