The Tet Offensive in January of 1968 [...] made the war unpopular. American corporate elites decided at that point that it just wasn't worth it, it was too costly, let's pull out. So at that time everybody became an opponent of the war because the orders from on high were that you were supposed to be opposed to it. And after that every single memoirist radically changed their story about what had happened. They all concocted this story that their hero, John F. Kennedy, was really planning to pull out of this unpopular war before he was killed and then Johnson changed it. If you look at the earlier memoirs, not a hint, I mean literally.

It goes back to the days when we were defending ourselves against the internal aggression of the Native American population, who we incidentally wiped out in t…

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What can one say about a country where a museum of science in a great city can feature an exhibit in which people fire machine guns from a helicopter at Vietna…

Of course, it was not a true uprising of the people. It was inspired by America and other agents. The 'Voice of America' really started it.

When the generation that has known war is still alive, it is well that they should be given chapter and verse with regard to some of the best-known cries, catc…

Experience has shown that the mass-armies of 'democratic' states fight with greater zeal when they are animated by hatred and supported by a hate-crazed popula…