Vietnam and Iraq

If you don't remember these images....

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The War in Vietnam and Kent State are forever connected in history.

Four Kent Students, protesting the War in Vietnam were murdered by Ohio National Guardsmen
on May 4, 1970

The American War against Vietnam lacked a clear cut objective and strategy.

The "enemy" was stereotyped as being less than human and its culture misunderstood or not considered worthy of understanding.
The American people and their elected representatives were lied to in order to gain public and legislative support for the war.
The "enemy" was everywhere and every Vietnamese was considered a potential threat to the lives of the American soldiers.
There were no "front lines" of battle or safe areas for the occupying forces.
There were many massacres of innocent civilians by the occupying forces.
As the truth emerged about the war, a small antiwar movement grew and became a national force to be recognized.
Antiwar protestors were condemned as anti-American and aiding the enemy.
Over 58,000 Americans and 1 million Vietnamese died in the war.
. The most powerful military on the globe was defeated by a much weaker third world country,
. The Vietnam War proved to be the worst foreign policy disaster in American History...UNTIL NOW!

THOSE IN POWER SEEK TO IGNORE THE LESSONS OF THE WAR IN VIETNAM
AS GEORGE BUSH AND HIS RIGHT WING NEO-CONSERVATIVES
WAGE WAR IN IRAQ.

The following pages deal with information on the War in Iraq.
Some of the images will shock you.

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