By Robert Elegant Reprinted from Encounter (London), vol. LVII, No. 2, August 1981, pp. 73-90 The author has given VVFH permission to reprint here. IN THE EARLY 1960s, when the Viet Nam War became a big story, most foreign correspondents assigned to cover the story wrote primarily to win theContinue Reading
Comrades—Meetings 1963-1975 Appendix IA–American “Peace Activist” Meetings[1] with Enemy During War, 1962-1975 by Roger Canfield in Comrades in Arms: How the Americong Won the War in Vietnam Against the Common Enemy-America available http://americong.com 1962 March, Hanoi, Ruth Gage-Colby, Women Strike for Peace, WSP July, Moscow, Dagmar Wilson, Ruth Gage-Colby, WSPContinue Reading
Adopted from Roger Canfield’s Comrades in Arms: How the Americong Won the War in Vietnam Against the Common Enemy—America. SAM ANSON 24-year-old Robert Sam Anson, a Time Magazine reporter who arrived in Vietnam in early 1970 was an experienced war protester who already believed the war was colonial, immoral, illegalContinue Reading
Counterpunch is a leftist, communist commentary site. It’s sometimes worthwhile to visit the site to see what the enemies of America are thinking. This article is a perfect example of the muddled thinking that passes for “logic” among communists. Of course their goal isn’t truth, so anything can be madeContinue Reading
