Henry Kissinger: This Man is on the Other Side
Kissinger's plan to intentionally abandon South Vietnam to Communist takeover shows that he and his policies are anything but pro-American. (June 1975) ...
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Summits: Substitutes for Strength?
Kissinger, the acknowledged architect of both détente and summit diplomacy during Presidents Nixon and Ford's administration, often negotiated terms favorable to the Communists. (November 1985) ...
Resting in “Peace”
by Warren P. Mass Reprinted with permission from The New American, December 7, 1987 Mention “Peace Plan” and your listener’s political persuasions immediately become apparent: The Liberal naïvely envisions the Communist leopard...
Paying the Dane-geld
U.S. leaders, including Kissinger, would rather pay off the Communists, than cultivate courage and morality to bring home POWs. (February 1988) ...
Bush’s Little Kissingers
During President Bush's administration, U.S. foreign policy was directed by Kissinger devotees. (December 1989) ...
Tet 1968
The most tragic example of U.S. media aid to the cause of North Vietnam was the reporting on the major Communist offensive launched on January 30, 1968 during the truce for...
The Real Hal Moore
Interview of Lt. General Harold G. Moore by William F. Jasper — Lt. General Harold G. Moore, the real-life protagonist portrayed by Mel Gibson in We Were Soldiers, talks with THE...
Vindicating Our Veterans
After decades of defamation, caricature, and disregard, We Were Soldiers pays homage to America’s Vietnam warriors for their heroism and sacrifice. (March 2002) ...
Worth Repeating
Quotes from various individuals on how American war policies in Vietnam made winning an impossibility. (May 1995) ...
McNamara’s Vietnam: Were We “Terribly Wrong”?
Former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara says the U.S. was "terribly wrong" in Vietnam but admits no wrongdoing despite his own weakening of America's defense posture. (May 1995) ...
Retreat From Victory
John F. McManus explains the UN's involvement in both the Vietnam and Korean wars and how the American military was forced to fight "with one hand tied behind their backs." (November...
The Tragedy of Southeast Asia
A Vietnam veteran looks back at the war and explains how we could -- and should -- have won. (February 1988) ...
Planning for Defeat
U.S. foreign policy clearly enshrines the abandonment of anti-Communist countries friendly to the United States (August 1986) ...
Unconscionable Surrender
The American surrender in Vietnam can effect the overall security of the U.S. for years to come. (February 1986) ...
Heroes of Vietnam
Vietnamese-American professor, lawyer and journalist Dr. Pham Kim Vinh says American soldiers were victimized by politicians. (February 1986) ...
Vietnam Falls: It Is Time To Establish Responsibility
This post-Vietnam War article traces activity from before and during the war that proves the U.S. administration planned Vietnam to be a no-win war. (June 1975) ...
Vietnam And The CFR
John F. McManus explains in a 1975 report the connection between CFR members and and the conduct of war in Vietnam. (May 1975) ...
No Blame! Why Not?
At the close of the Vietnam War, none of the Presidential administrations take the blame for the departure from the U.S. policy to prevent Communism from engulfing S. Vietnam. (May 1975)...
How Vietnam Was Lost
John F. McManus explains that the Vietnam War was lost due to America's dual policy of appeasement and support of Communism in this 1975 article. (April 1975) ...
The Dan Smoot ReportOn How To End The War
In this 1971 article, Dan Smoot calls for an official declaration of war to end the conflict in Vietnam while reviewing the steps that got us involved in the first place....