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"It occurred to me that if the people on "our side" were all these things, why were we then supporting them and spending $1.5million dollars a day in their country? The answer was always the same: " They are anticommunists." This was supposed to explain everything."� �� �� �

This quote by Don Duncan in " I quit":Memoirs of a Special Forces Hero really sticks out to me. A few posts ago i spoke about the president addressing the nation and saying that we have commitments that must be kept and how we are a loyal country who fight for what they believe in. I was impressed and honored that our country felt this way but personally i care more about our own personal issues then those of others. It amazes me that this Special Force man was able to clearly see what the American government should have all along. Yes, we want to fight a good cause and we will do that, but how much can you do for someone who doesn't what to change themselves. This can pertain to anything in life. You can give someone everything they want, show them want to do and give them the chances to do so, but they can look you dead in the eye and do the exact opposite. I feel as if America was taken for granted but then at the same time, I think of our own intentions. The war began to mean something more then the fight for South's Vietnamese Independence and freedom from communism. It was used a tool of propaganda and something that was played according to the elections. It really bothers me reading quotes that Duncan says such as the one about Americans accompanying the Vietnamese to find information on Minh in order to be successfully and the country not doing so because of an election. I have no idea why. Why would we not do what had to be done in order to find and learn more about Minh and his operations? Wouldn't that have helped him win his election? It's a shame that power can corrupt people in a such way.

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