the term "national socialist" was mostly a propaganda tool to garner left support

Did you know

Pol Pot is fucking dead?

No way

Rip

And he loved listening to Jewish composers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d9H_1ygEv8 @Stander

I've already heard this before

nice

Not very scary

The Vietnamese voices sounds fake and like they're actors rather than actual dead people

It gives it away

ya, it didnt work very well. the US reports that it just made the enemy more angry if anything lol, which is the opposite of their intended goal

From what I know, the NLF thought so too, it didn't work very well for the US and is overall a big waste of money planting those speakers in the jungle

it is interesting though, in the era of a lot of CIA gayops

well im sure they still do horrific things, but we'll never know anytime soon. they dont leave trails like back then

Funny how the US helped Vietnam achieve independence and 20 years later, they turned their guns at their former ally

because of their butt buddies, the fr*Nch

The French like always got their ass kicked in Vietnam

The Battle of Dien Bien Phu is a great example, the elite French Army bowing down to a susposedly inferior force

the fr*Nch failed because they didnt colonize in the same way they did other countries. they didnt bother imposing language or culture change, which means they allowed the masses to get frustrated and rise up

lmao RIP fr*Nce

They did actually tried to impose language and culture change

French inspired cuisine and architecture can still be seen today all over Vietnam

ya but not very well ,and they left a lot of "Indochina" barely touched, such as most of Laos.

Catholic churches, post offices and landmarks are literally everywhere here

One fr*Nch leader in Indoa china said they single handedly preserved Laos through their incompetence

They didn't do much to Laos if I'm not wrong

To be fair they did manage to colonize Vietnam in the first place

a lot of the stuff, minus the churches, i dont mind. if we didnt have it, and the foreigners brought it, we might as well use it

I hate the French here ngl

Despite their obvious influence in our day of life

where are the french modern day?

or you just mean the legacy left in their old colonies?

The French bulldozed ancient Vietnamese architect to build churches, shoved Roman Catholic down local's throat and just generally being assholes with guns

ya, but the communists werent much better about that, although things are improving.

communism is still a western concept which does not go well with the native vietnamese culture and mindset, at least a lot of the aspects

The Communist are actually far better than the French

of course, since it is self governance

Well technically they aren't Communists

ye, socialists w/e