A collection of Henry Kissinger's private letters and correspondence was released the other day.
George Washington University’s National Security Archive released the collection, drawn from papers available at the government's National Archives and obtained through the group’s Freedom of Information requests.
In it, Kissinger tells Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai in June 1972 that the United States, mired in Vietnam, probably could live with a communist government in South Vietnam as long as that evolved peacefully. “If we can live with a communist government in China, we ought to be able to accept it in Indochina,” he said.
So. Let me get this straight...we basically gave up to the Chinese in 1972, but didn't pull out until 1975. So, does that mean that all of those guys who died from 1972-1975 didn't have to die? Don't forget this bastard won a Nobel Peace prize in 1973. Mr. Kissinger, may you and Mr. McNamara be forever in enternity persecuted and haunted by the ghosts of the men who fought and died for the miscarriage of justice known as Vietnam.
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Don't forget this bastard won a Nobel Peace prize in 1973.
The ultimate irony being that most of the intelligent people on the planet consider Kissinger to be a WAR CRIMINAL! How many war criminals do you know that have been given the Nobel Peace Prize? It would have been less ironic to award it to Tookie Williams...
http://www.zpub.com/un/wanted-hkiss.html
Bonnie
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