Vietnamese commie General Giap dead
Vietnam’s communist General Vo Nguyen Giap died at the age
of 102 on October 4, 2013. The Dallas
Morning News printed an obituary reprinted from The Los Angeles Times, titled
“Vietnam general fought Japanese, French, U.S.”
The article was typical and expected from the American news
media to be a buff piece for this murderous commie. In the obituary was written:
“”..Gap…taking a disorderly group of communist insurgents
and building it into a fearsome force….”
“…he became his nation’s supreme military commander, with
few, if any, parallels in modern times.”
“Giap, widely regarded as one of the military geniuses of
the 20th century…..”
The article left out he was responsible for the deaths of
thousands of Americans and Vietnamese.
Nowhere in the article did it mention the torturous prison camps
operated under his command. The news
media conveniently left out how he had the Vietcong changed to their machine
gun nest to prevent them from abandoning their positions. Nope, none of that, just praise for the
commie.
Once again another glowing example of the American news
media’s love affair with Communist, leftist, dictators, and despots.
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