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Originally posted by @very-rusty
I believe his first post answers that question.

-VR
Are you his interpreter?


Originally posted by @raymondwilliams
This week is the 43rd anniversary of the surrender by the
imperialist forces of the U.S. after being humiliated by the
brave defensive forces of Vietnam.

May this be a reminder that the bullies do not necessarily
always win; that empires always end up falling apart and
that there is nothing more powerful than people united
to defend what is theirs from an unjust invader.
End to colonialism! Power to the people!
Yup !!
You've nailed that dead on !!
The Soviet Union was gone 15 years later !!

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Originally posted by @handyandy
Are you his interpreter?
Andy,

It was obvious even to me that he wasn't here to play chess. I don't think you needed a question there. A statement you are not here to play chess would have been more accurate.

Your chains are just way too easy to pull Andy!! πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜›

-VR

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Originally posted by @very-rusty
Andy,

It was obvious even to me that he wasn't here to play chess. I don't think you needed a question there. A statement you are not here to play chess would have been more accurate.

Your chains are just way too easy to pull Andy!! πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜›

-VR
Seems like you're the one with the weak chains. Is sarcasm too difficult for you to grasp?

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Originally posted by @handyandy
Seems like you're the one with the weak chains. Is sarcasm too difficult for you to grasp?
Yes, Andy sarcasm is sometimes difficult to tell in the written words, now in person no problem. πŸ˜› πŸ˜‰

Is common sense to difficult for you to grasp?

-VR

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Originally posted by @mghrn55
Yup !!
You've nailed that dead on !!
The Soviet Union was gone 15 years later !!
The Soviets may won the battle in Vietnam, but they lost the Cold War and succumbed to the wrath of their own long-oppressed so-called peoples' republics.

I happened to be living in Germany in the 1980s and 90s and saw E. Germany both before and after the wall came down. Whatever the flaws of capitalism may be, they are less dangerous and less stupid than those of Soviet Communism. A disastrous social experiment that was; the world is well rid of it.

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Originally posted by @very-rusty
Is common sense to difficult for you to grasp?
Sometimes. Coming from you it's a needle in a haystack.


Originally posted by @raymondwilliams
This week is the 43rd anniversary of the surrender by the
imperialist forces of the U.S. after being humiliated by the
brave defensive forces of Vietnam.

May this be a reminder that the bullies do not necessarily
always win; that empires always end up falling apart and
that there is nothing more powerful than people united
to defend what is theirs from an unjust invader.
End to colonialism! Power to the people!
Funny how you left the French out.

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Originally posted by @handyandy
Sometimes. Coming from you it's a needle in a haystack.
Andy,

Only sometimes? I must be slipping! πŸ˜› πŸ˜‰

-VR

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Originally posted by @raymondwilliams
This week is the 43rd anniversary of the surrender by the
imperialist forces of the U.S. after being humiliated by the
brave defensive forces of Vietnam.

May this be a reminder that the bullies do not necessarily
always win; that empires always end up falling apart and
that there is nothing more powerful than people united
to defend what is theirs from an unjust invader.
End to colonialism! Power to the people!
make a move and then we'll talk πŸ™‚


Originally posted by @whodey
Funny how you left the French out.
It was a proxy war but the French had already left!
Guess that is why he left the French out.