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A few months back, the www.11thacraviation.com site suggested a debate to determine who was really responsible for the political train wreck that came to us during the Vietnam War. It was a great idea and the site members provided a ton of information. For those of you who are hungry for the answers, you can check out "The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution" for starters. That was in 1964. You can move forward all the way to the 93rd Congress and the Paris Peace Accords and connect a whole lot of dots from the beginning to the end. The most shocking dot to connect has to do with the War of Attrition. Your Armed Forces won it big time and even the North Vietnamese admitted that was true. The other thing they admitted was: "We won the War of Political Opinion". From that, I concluded that even our enemies knew that the real battle was with the Congress not the President, the best tool they could use to defeat them was "The public" and the best weapon they had to win those battles was the news media.

As I began to study the details of all those organizations, I continued along a path that led backward from Nixon to Johnson and then, quite surprisingly, I found myself going all the way back to 1918 and studying Woodrow Wilson's Presidency. If you Google the "League of Nations", I'm not sure if you will see the League described in the same manner I would describe it. If you look at today's United Nations, you might see why they are as screwed up as they are and conclude that they came along because the League of Nations was such a good idea, not supported by Congress, that they thought they needed a different version of it.

From my studies, I have arrived at a conclusion that might have solved the problem in 1918. We should have named the League of Nations, "The League of Civilized Nations". If you don't agree with that, recall the day that the Japanese walked out of the League when they were asked to cease and desist with their invasions of South East Asia, China and everywhere else.

Had we simply built the League from Nations that had proven to be Civilized, we could have told them to "Make a Choice". That choice would have been a mandate to stop or to be subject to invasion by Russia, China, France, England and, last but not least, Colonel Paul Tibbets of the United States Army Air Corp. That would include the Enola Gay and Boxcar.

In any event, one thing that came from the debate about the Vietnam War was a new word to describe the end. The Cav is calling it a RESULT. I totally agree with that as we have already proven that a complete and total military victory was won by our Armed Forces. It may not be popular but I say that it is accurate and demonstrable. With that, we concluded that the Congress, manipulated by hippies, the SDS, the Kent State Shootings, Walter Cronkite and others, are to blame for the whole mess. Here is my HAND SALUTE to all you Veterans out there and a "Kiss My Ass" to all the commies and Anti American forces within our borders.