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To: VU4G10

Then 35 years of brutal communist rule, that made the War seem like a picnic.


2 posted on 05/09/2010 4:30:29 AM PDT by Dallas59 (President Robert Gibbs 2009-2013)
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Exactly. Why were “boat people” forced to board barely floating junks and risk the high sea in the hopes of finding a good hearted US ship to save them? Why would they leave by the millions? The media should have focused on that question, and the answer would have been as brutal as the “killing fields” of Cambodia, only they couldn’t blame the US on the brutalities that followed the end of South Viet Nam.


6 posted on 05/09/2010 5:09:08 AM PDT by Wildbill22
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To: Dallas59

Exactly. Why were “boat people” forced to board barely floating junks and risk the high sea in the hopes of finding a good hearted US ship to save them? Why would they leave by the millions? The media should have focused on that question, and the answer would have been as brutal as the “killing fields” of Cambodia, only they couldn’t blame the US on the brutalities that followed the end of South Viet Nam.


7 posted on 05/09/2010 5:09:08 AM PDT by Wildbill22
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To: Dallas59

Exactly. Why were “boat people” forced to board barely floating junks and risk the high sea in the hopes of finding a good hearted US ship to save them? Why would they leave by the millions? The media should have focused on that question, and the answer would have been as brutal as the “killing fields” of Cambodia, only they couldn’t blame the US on the brutalities that followed the end of South Viet Nam.


8 posted on 05/09/2010 5:09:08 AM PDT by Wildbill22
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To: Dallas59

Exactly. Why were “boat people” forced to board barely floating junks and risk the high sea in the hopes of finding a good hearted US ship to save them? Why would they leave by the millions? The media should have focused on that question, and the answer would have been as brutal as the “killing fields” of Cambodia, only they couldn’t blame the US on the brutalities that followed the end of South Viet Nam.


9 posted on 05/09/2010 5:09:09 AM PDT by Wildbill22
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To: Dallas59

Exactly. Why were “boat people” forced to board barely floating junks and risk the high sea in the hopes of finding a good hearted US ship to save them? Why would they leave by the millions? The media should have focused on that question, and the answer would have been as brutal as the “killing fields” of Cambodia, only they couldn’t blame the US on the brutalities that followed the end of South Viet Nam.


10 posted on 05/09/2010 5:09:09 AM PDT by Wildbill22
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