Episode 2. Riding the Tiger (1961-1963)

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Episode 2. Riding the Tiger (1961-1963)

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Terry Garlock

By mixing facts with leftist distortions, like repeatedly stating the war was clearly unwinnable even before America became directly involved, Burns and PBS are driving the anti-war left’s stake through the heart of history. The leftist version is being made official among those who buy the PBS description of Ken Burns as “America’s storyteller.”

John M. Del Vecchio

Thus one wonders, had the newsmen not succumbed to the communist agitprop of the time, and had the ambassador not played to the newsmen but instead had focused on American State Department and military advisors, and on the South Vietnamese officials in the trenches combatting the insurgents and terrorists, how differently the next twelve years might have been.

John M. Del Vecchio

Dan Kellum

Charles Krohn

Dr. Geoffrey D. T. Shaw - Ngo Dinh Diem and the American News Media

Christian Appy

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