Dear Speaker of the House

To: Speaker of the Mike Johnson The United States Congress The United States Government solemnly promised to protect South-East-Asia including Cambodia, Laos, and South Vietnam. So, the US Congress has approved 22 US C §§ 1571_1604. P.L 329, 81st Congresses - 63 Stat- 714- December 23, 1950, and Act of the international Conference on Vietnam. Done at Paris March 2, 1973. Entered into force March2, 1973. 24 UST 485; TIAS 7568;935 UNTS 405 which is why this written law has become an unjust law. Proposal Dear Speaker of the House Mike Johnson Sir, The United States Congress I would like to beg you to help for my settlement of the prisoner of war because my case has not only carried out the exact evidence but also expressed the loyalty, just cause, and justice of Heroic Americanism. First, the Vietnamese war has three American leaders who are President Kennedy, General Westmoreland, and Secretary of State Kissinger when they have self-confessed wrongful actions in war by their written law themselves. Second, each year the United States Congress has enacted the law to recognize the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975, so the United States Congress has self- acknowledged wrongful actions in oneself. Third, the United States Congress and Senate House have not only approved my legal action but also would like to submit my settlement case to our American President again. As a matter of fact, you have solemnly been self-represented by the American people and our Constitutional Court of America's Founding Fathers to let you resolve my settlement case- therefore; I am proudly impressed by your Congressional right. Just because you expressed the justice of a great powerful and modern civilized America to fit with "All men are equal." That we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, or Individual Freedom and the Bill of Rights-Chapter 11- Equal Protection of the law and our America’s Founding Fathers stated in the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution. They endowed their creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are life, liberty and pursuit of Happiness. -- That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from... On the other hand, a few months ago, I would like to beg you to resolve my settlement when the Senator Majority responded to me and said, “Your case has not yet been resolved." For me, I was very happy because hopefully for one day, I shall have a good day in my life. However, until today the three years have gone by, but my settlement will not have any results. Even worse, I am at a higher age when my time of my life is shorter- in the meanwhile, I will not know how to die because human beings look like biology since this frequency should be passed away and other frequencies will be born. Therefore, today I am courage to propose to you again to let me beg you to help for my settlement case because I would like to wish to buy a part tomb when I pass away, the burden of suffering can't bother my children and wife. Because of our American society cannot have any children who shall support for their parents when their parents have died, yet, the local government shall dig my tomb up and throw anywhere on the foreign earth if I didn't buy a part tomb for the long run- other hand, my death body will be unable to return to my former fatherland because you have understood about the Vietnamese Communist regime didn't welcome any puppet government of the Republic of Vietnam to burial on their fatherland. Therefore, I have a dream that my life has been serviced to the American enrichment by a great, powerful and modern civilized America that you should donate a little grace to me when my whole life has truthfully been dedicated to your great national America. I am permanently thankful to the honorable House of Speaker Mike Johnson of the United States Congress while I am solemnly impressed by your quotes, “Faith, Family, and Country.” Respectfully yours Bright Quang

The Hague Convention

The United States of America has solemnly been ratified the Hague Convention in the war of land, but the United States of America didn't carry out any The Hague Conventions like Convention to suppress the slave trade and slavery. concluded at Geneva September 25, 1926. Entered into force March 9, 1927. 46 Stat. 2183; ST 778; 2 Bevans 607; 60 LNTS 253. Depositary- United Nations