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Clay Claiborne - Vietnam: American Holocaust (2008)
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Director: Clay Claiborne

US history textbooks are replete with accounts of the so-called “Cold War" but few actually delve into the inconvenient truth of just how many were killed “defending freedom and democracy” in the name of “anti-Communism”.

Vietnam: American Holocaust is an 87 minute documentary - narrated by Martin Sheen - that very effectively weaves together official policies of the United States with actual recordings of President Johnson, Kennedy, Defense Secretary McNamara, and several other high-level US policy decision makers. Starts with the history of the conflict from WWII, into the defeat of the French occupation, and to how the American people were lied into the conflict in the Gulf of Tonkin. Then shows how the killing was done.
Includes testimony from soldiers and Vietnamese. Also explores the role the United States played in supporting and propping up the regime of Saddam Hussein in Iraq during the 1960's.

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well, i guess people can watch it and still have the ability to feel what they believe is true and what is not.

movies are not supposed to be "the truth" you know, and well, people can have different visions of things...

:)
this was a reply to a spammy comment and don't makes sense right now :)