Vietnam War

        The Vietnam war was not an American war it was under the leadership of the Marxist United Nations using American money and troops. It made money for the international banksters, and it Democratized many nations which leads to socialism. The State Department run by Council on Foreign Relations socialist agents was behind support of the Communization of Russia and China.

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Our American military were prevented from winning the war. Then on April 30, 1975, Saigon, capital of the U.S.-backed Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam), fell to the invading military forces of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (communist North Vietnam), two years after the withdrawal of American troops in the wake of the January 1973 Paris Peace Accords which left them defenseless. America’s troop pullout and its subsequent drastic cuts in economic aid and the laws prevented America from intervening thanks to Ted Kennedy left the South Vietnamese military weakened and on its own when North Vietnam violated the peace agreement in early 1975 launching a massive invasion. The 300,000 North Vietnamese Army troops, 1,100 artillery guns and over 300 tanks crushed the South Vietnamese defenders in barely four months of conventional combat, achieving ultimate victory in the Vietnam War. Although American combat troops were not directly involved in the South’s final, crushing defeat, by failing to prevent the communist North’s victory, the United States – after years of costly effort that included a decade-long major military intervention and 58,000 American deaths – had lost the Vietnam War.

During the Vietnam War, U.S. ground forces’ operations were restricted to the territory of South Vietnam under United Nations rules. North Vietnam would remain “off limits” to U.S. and South Vietnamese ground combat forces throughout the war. I have called this a gladiatorial not a war. This was also extended for most of American involvement in the Vietnam War to respecting the “neutrality” of the bordering countries, Laos and Cambodia, large portions of which as early as 1960 had, in effect, been invaded and occupied by North Vietnam to establish the Ho Chi Minh Trail – the main route of communist troops, weapons and supplies flowing into South Vietnam. This kept the war going with no end in sight.

Paul Kengor is professor of political science at Grove City College.

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