Thanks to the Vietnam War Protesters.

Hi Kelly,
 Thanks to you and those Vietnam war protesters that had helped
stop the war.  Thanks to you that hundreds of thousands of
south Vietnamse boat people(600,000 estimated by UNHCR) had died 
on the open sea trying to escape from their beloved land 
since the collapse of Saigon(1975). Thanks to you that
thousands of south Vietnamse officers have been vanishing 
from the concentration camps in the jungles. Thanks to you
that the boat people- were once fought bravely along side
with your countrymen against the communists - are being 
sent (against their will) back to the communist paradise....
  I've heard some people like you saying that The US has
nothing to do with VN, so why send troops there !!?? why
die for those people !!??...Sounds ligical...but people
never impose this same question to other countries : Tell
me Kelly, What does the US have to do with Thailand, Singapore,
Philippines, Korea, Japan, U.K, Germany...etc..?? Why is that
VN a special case ??!!! 
  Kelly, go take the streets, go to the capital to protest
the safety and the return of your troops from Korea, Thailand,
Japan, singapore, U.K, Germany ...(you got the idea)because you
know that your troops are not on vacation in those countries.
If war breaks out, they just die just like they did in VN.
  I was born, grew up and lived through the war.  I'm myself
also a boat person who left behind all the loved ones to find
a place to live. I know what it is to be a loser in a war.  I
know what it is to be betrayed by your friends who sell you
out to the enemy.
 To you Americans, the war was over and that your troops
went home safely, but to us the south Vietnamse people, the
war is still here with us and back home in Vietnam.  We haven't
stopped fighting yet for a Vietnam with freedom and democracy.
 And I'm proud of those who served as well as who died in Vietnam
. God bless America.
 John Nguyen