Post by Admin on Feb 15, 2018 6:05:32 GMT
Hi from Canada,
Sad news.
Now, with regards to USA foreign policy in the 20th century, my theory is that it caused a lot of human suffering.
I used to study The 'Nam a bit, to the point of actually typing out 'office documents' from .pdfs, because of the lack of OCR.
I have heard that the heaviest bombing campaign of the USA was Laos. I wonder if that is true. (?)
Anyway, it isn't just the bombs.
To close, I try to avoid modern 21st century politics as much as possible.
That said, I do believe that Vietnam vets, on both sides of the war, have stories to tell.
The glory of war is revealed as an illusion, within the context of the aftermath.
Sad news.
Now, with regards to USA foreign policy in the 20th century, my theory is that it caused a lot of human suffering.
I used to study The 'Nam a bit, to the point of actually typing out 'office documents' from .pdfs, because of the lack of OCR.
I have heard that the heaviest bombing campaign of the USA was Laos. I wonder if that is true. (?)
Anyway, it isn't just the bombs.
To close, I try to avoid modern 21st century politics as much as possible.
That said, I do believe that Vietnam vets, on both sides of the war, have stories to tell.
The glory of war is revealed as an illusion, within the context of the aftermath.