Vietnamese American Politics

Dear Mr. Le Trong Quat has not passed any of the political sciences when he has claimed about the ex-government of the Public of Vietnam. He has not carried out any multilateral, bilateral treaties, and international relations protocols the Government of the United States had signed with the Republic of Vietnam when the American masterminds of the American leaders had self-confessed wrongful actions' war in Vietnam. Therefore, the truffles of Vietnamese American politics have not resulted because we, Vietnamese American politics, have lost experiences in the struggles, we live in modern civilization we should struggle within the American Law, Constitution, and all multilateral, bilateral treaties, and international relations protocols. That is why we must prove them to conquer all of the hearts of the American leadership and American people in the truthful pieces of evidence without having been fooled. So, the American Law, Constitution, and all multilateral, bilateral treaties, and international relations protocols expressed Loyalty, just cause, and justice. Let the American people and the American community standards realize for Vietnamese American politics have a young mindset when we live in modern civilization without having any narrow mind. Let me prove Author America who has written Dr. Kissinger in the Vietnam War. So, his book not only expressed loyalty, just cause, and justice but also was not having the middle-class of American people and the American community standards too tough reading this book because this book is jut expensive and truthful evidence of the high American leadership. And here is: VERY FINE. Sealed without any visible flaws. Signed Limited Edition. Personally signed by Henry Kissinger, the Nobel Prize Winner and former Secretary of State COA from Easton Press guarantees signature authenticity. Includes collector notes. An autographed collector's edition. A beautiful leather-bound edition. Easton Press. Norwalk, CT. Henry Kissinger "Ending The Vietnam War" Signed Limited Edition. Kissinger writes with firm, precise knowledge, supported by meticulous documentation that includes his own memoranda to and replies from President Nixon. He tells about the tragedy of Cambodia, the collateral negotiations with the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China, the disagreements within the Nixon and Ford administrations, the details of all negotiations in which he was involved, the domestic unrest and protest in the States, and the day-to-day military to diplomatic realities of the war as it reached the White House. Signed by Author. Brand new, mint, and flawless. Still sealed in the original shrink-wrap from Easton Press. As a relatively unknown Harvard professor, Kissinger played an interesting-though entirely cloaked and somewhat serendipitous-role in one of Lyndon Johnson's muddled attempts to end the Vietnam War through diplomacy. Later on, he sat at the nexus of American power during his days as Nixon's foreign policy adviser, national security adviser and secretary of state. In addition to being a major player in the events he narrates here, Kissinger is also a scholar of the first rank and a gifted prose stylist. Thus readers interested in the Vietnam period but unfamiliar with Kissinger's previous books will find this new volume worthwhile. All others will find it redundant, nearly entirely derivative from chapters previously published in his three volumes of memoirs and his study Diplomacy. "I have rearranged and occasionally rewritten the material to provide a consecutive narrative," Kissinger writes in his foreword, and "reshaped the narrative from the anecdotal tone of memoirs to a more general account of the period." Like the previous works from which it is mined, this new book provides a cogently written insider's take on the process of shutting down America's involvement in the long Southeast Asia conflict. The sections documenting Kissinger's day-to-day, face-to-face skirmishes with the North Vietnamese over a negotiating table in Paris are particularly engaging. Overall, Kissinger's account of America's venture in Vietnam and his role in that shipwreck is factually accurate, eminently informed and masterfully crafted. But it is also an account that many of us have already read. Include all the classic Easton Press qualities: Premium Leather Silk Moire Endleaves Distinctive Cover Design Hubbed Spine, Accented in Real 22KT Gold Satin Ribbon Page Marker Gilded Page Edges Long-lasting, High Quality Acid-neutral Paper Smyth-sewn Pages for Strength and Durability Beautiful Illustrations. Seller Inventory # 91-134