South-Eastern Asia

Manifesto for Democracy in Vietnam

Authors: Bloc 8406

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The one-party political regime must be buried, once and for all, in the dustbin of history.

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Looking for Resistance, Reconciliation, & Di An: a US Veteran in Vietnam

Authors: Steve Morse

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I was pleased to travel in a Viet Nam not under military attack by a foreign power.

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Bringing the War Home Justice for Vietnam's Agent Orange Victims

Authors: Merle Ratner

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The news was devastating. Two weeks after a successful speaking tour of the US in June 2007, two of the Vietnamese Agent Orange victims on the delegation were dead.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Hong and Mr. Nguyen Van Quy, suffering respectively from terminal breast and stomach cancer, had come to share their stories with the people of the US.

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A Senator Exhorts: De-fund the War

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They will some day curse us for our pitiful willingness to let the Executive carry the burden that the Constitution places on us.

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Origins of US Wars in Iraq and Vietnam

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"I'm often asked whether there aren't big differences between the Iraq War and Vietnam. And I'm always quick to say, of course, there are differences. In Iraq, it's a dry heat. And the language that none of our troops or diplomats speak is Arabic rather than Vietnamese." -Daniel Ellsberg

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The US Uses Nuclear Weapons the Way Armed Robbers Use Guns

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Authors: Paul Joseph

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Paul Joseph, reviews Empire and the Bomb: How the US Uses Nuclear Weapons to Dominate the World Nuclear weapons are different. We need to think differently too.

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Violence is a Choice We Can Refuse

Violence is a Choice We Can Refuse
Authors: Fred Marchant

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Fred Marchant on Herzog

From Issue 377 - July-August 2007

Crafting Violence into Art

Authors: Debka Colson

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Debka Colson on The Things They Carried

From Issue 377 - July-August 2007

Outposts of Violence: Sixty Years of Women's Activism Against US Military Bases

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Authors: Suzuyo Takazato

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Violence committed by US soldiers is a product of institutionalized violence of the military and its training, US racism against Asians, and the patriarchal social structure of host countries.

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Ten Reasons to Withdraw all US Foreign Military Bases

Authors: Joseph Gerson

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The US maintains an unprecedented infrastructure of more than 700 US foreign military bases.

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