President Richard Nixon - Address to the Nation on the War in Vietnam 

What happen to American soldiers after the war end?

The all have cheat notes. To remember everything important mainly numbers

Are you still alive?

@@neilwiththedeal Nixon made a good decision to end the war.

@@neilwiththedeal Yes

Nixon had inside connections to keep the war raging until he was elected. Peace, or a decent interval, was never on his mind.

He inherited the war but his cronies pushed to keep the war going on during the 1968 election so that he could use the issue to get elected. He had a thousand opportunities to end it and he eventually did end it but that was after he escalated the war and unleashed the beast on Cambodia and Laos in the process. Vietnam and Watergate turned him from an average president into a pretty bad president.

Another Democrat F-up!

Had it not been for Nixon's Drug War, the worst social experiment since slavery, and a good argument can be made it was actually worse, I would agree with your assessment of Nixon. Had Nixon stayed true to core conservative values; less government, more freedom, and created a legal framework to manufacture, sell, distribute and use prohibited substances of the time; mainly marijuana and LSD (as cocaine and heroin were yet to be the problem they present today), the more than a trillion dollars spent fighting the drug war since and the trillion dollars spent by Americans buying drugs, it is the height of folly to believe America, if not he world, wouldn't be better off under a regulated drug market. In the early and mid 2000s, I met and addressed many organizations (Rotary, retired police and the like, mostly conservative) on the merits of repealing drug prohibition. And I will admit to not changing many minds but those I did, usually came at the end of my remarks, with me smiling and saying: "If we fuck it up, we can always give it back to the cartels." Perhaps the mind most memorable was a noted, retired 2-star Air Force general. I was 19 and a sophomore in college at the time of this address (and in the Air Force ROTC program and had qualified, initially, for pilot training), and had a front-row seat for all that was going on at my college - Ohio State - and acutely aware of happenings at other universities. I support peaceful protest but abhor violence, as it is mostly for cowards. I was conservative then and have remained so since. And as a veteran, I'm beyond sad that MDMA has yet to be approved by the FDA. MDMA has shown repeatedly throughout many rigorous clinical trials to greatly benefit those with PTSD resistant to conventional drug therapy. If our representatives truly want to thank us for our service, and I do believe the sentiment is genuine, fast-tracking MDMA through the FDA and to veterans in need would be a good way.

Bring peace, get impeached. Sad

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Well, we never got to hear your voice Abe, maybe yours was sexier?

Deep state DESTROYED this man and JFK. They're trying to do it again. We can never let them!!!!!

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