The Vietnam War and Iraq

During the Vietnam War between 1955 and 1984, 58,000 Americans lost their lives and more than 3 million Vietnamese lost their lives. The financial cost of the United States exceeds $ 15 billion. The cause of the Vietnam War arises from the symptoms of the Cold War, its components, and the outcome. The Vietnam War develops mainly in the American belief that Communism is a threat to expand all over Southeast Asia. Some people say that the Vietnam War was both a nationalist movement and a communist movement and did not succeed in American greetings, but the war of the poor led to the collapse of Linden B, compared with the Iraq war.

Policy always includes politics. Governments usually make policy decisions from social goals and then introduce "facts" to justify goals (considering the Vietnam War, the Iraq War, the Prohibition Order, the Drug War etc). Do not be surprised if you know that social agenda at least promoted part of the "science" of global warming. Consensus is not a debate about any scientific principle. Many important scientists are trying not to disseminate research alone. Key paper can extend more than a thousand papers and strengthen myths. 97% of scientists believe that artificial global warming is such a myth. Because almost all scientists are expecting a small artificial contribution to global warming, this sentence is misleading

In our survey we reported the casualties in the first few years from the First World War to the New York Times until the Iraq War. We discovered that the extent and focus of US victims during the Vietnam War are roughly the same as those of the early war and Iraq. The coverage of the Vietnam War does not refer to casualties of Americans nor humanize them. According to TV news report of Vietnam, the image of death is much less than the news of the last war. We have found that news reports on death combatants are clearer in their explanation of death than reports on CNN's invasion of Iraq. If any, the report of the Vietnam War is mainly to provide a more healthy view of casualties during wartime.