The Betrayed: Our Men In Uniform Want To Win In Vietnam
A recount of how Vietnam soldiers desire to win the war but are prevented from doing so by American policies. (January 1969) ...
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Update On Losing The Vietnam War
The cease-fire truce did not end the Communists' advance throughout Southeast Asia. (December 1968) ...
While Brave Men Die
American war policies prevented soldiers from fighting to win and kept our troops in constant, desperate need of vital supplies and ammunition. (June 1967) ...
When Are We Going To Win; And Why Not?
Congressman Dies of Texas tells how the "Liberals" in power during the Vietnam War were deliberately preventing American soldiers from winning the war quickly and decisively. (May 1966) ...
Analysis: Vietnam
Though no actions were taken by President Johnson to stop Communism in any other country (China, Cuba, etc.), the American policies to stop the spread of Communism in Vietnam made winning...
Background to Betrayal
An excerpt from Hilaire du Berrier's 1965 book about the Dien Bien Phu battle and America's plan for failure in South Vietnam. (1965) ...
Preface to The Bleeding of America
Herman H. Dinsmore worked for the New York Times for thirty-four years, nine as editor of the International Edition. He authored the book, All the News That Fits (1969), exposing the...
The Conspiracy Above Communism
The Communists have been able to cling to power for over seven decades only because they are part of a larger conspiracy. (September 1995) ...
Controlling the Debate: Phony Alternatives
The unconstitutional regulations and laws that threaten our freedoms are based largely on false alternatives and contrived rationales (September 1996) ...
Media Trumpeting for War
America’s "ruling class journalists" not only analyze and interpret U.S. foreign policy, they help formulate it (May 1999) ...
The Enemy
North Vietnam would not be able to wage war against its opposing forces had it not been supplied by the Soviet Union and its Eastern European satellites -- countries the U.S....
More Truth About Vietnam
JBS Founder Robert Welch explains the duplicity of Americans fighting in Vietnam while we continue to send supplies to Vietnam's comrades. (1967) ...
While Brave Men Die
American war policies prevented soldiers from fighting to win and kept our troops in constant, desperate need of vital supplies and ammunition. (June 1967) ...
On Economics and Morality
This 1967 article explains how the Johnson Administration desired to improve relations with the Soviet bloc and to increase trade, travel, and cultural exchange with the Communists. (June 1967) ...
It’s Treason! Aid and Comfort to the Viet Cong
Explains how the Johnson Administration not only refused to adequately supply U.S. troops in Vietnam, but supplied food, clothing, war materials and other goods to the Vietcong. (May 1968) ...
The Great Pretense: How To Finance Communism While Ostensibly Opposing It
Filmstrip revealing the history of American aid and trade with Communist countries. Includes online segment on Vietnam. (1969) ...
Book Review: Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development
In this book, author Antony Sutton demonstrates beyond a doubt that American industry has virtually created Soviet industry. (1971) ...
Book Review: National Suicide — Military Aid to the Soviet Union
A short review of the book which documents U.S. aid to the Soviets, which in turn aided North Vietnam. (1973) ...
Foreign Aid to Hanoi
In 1977 Congress passed a foreign aid appropriations bill that sent U.S. dollars to Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia despite America's alleged desire to "contain" Communism. (November 1977) ...