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tl;dw

Europe allows Ho Chi Min to study abroad (because tolerance is good?)

French white-flag wavers take back vietnam after the US is happy its free

New democratic processes have a blatantly rigged election (sound familiar?)

CIA helps wack corrupt, uncooperative "winner" of said "election"

[PURPOSELY LEFT OUT FROM THE VIDEO: Democrat US presidents want the US to fight a war in vietnam to prove that a Democrat can win a war, especially after FDR lost China to the Communists]

Viet Cong use peasants who don't know they were invading the south

Worst US war crime is 300 people killed quickly. Meanwhile Communists torture captured pilots to death

Communists infiltrate large cities and [NO REASON GIVEN] demoralized US troops (who probably never heard of some embassy attack) leave

The Vietcong overrun the last few free people of the South with a certain rooftop helicopter photo we've all seen (just like in Afghanistan)

The soy-filled narrator lies "utterly pointless"ly and says communism never spread in the region: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pol_Pot

SUSPICIOUSLY, No mention of the bloody wars the Vietcong continued to wage on their neighbors.

DESPITE THE TITLE, no perspectives given from the north after the war, and virtually none given during it, like for instance, that the Vietcong believed capitalists beat their workers like slaves. This video is CLICK BAIT