The Agony of War In The Face of the Wounded

The Tampa Tribune Tampa, Florida Tuesday, July 18, 1972
The Agony of War In The Face of the Wounded
“A South Vietnamese soldier awaits evacuation after being wounded during a North Vietnamese mortar attack while attempting to reopen Route 13 to the provincial capital of An Loc. Three other South Vietnamese were wounded by the single mortar round.”

The Russian-Soviet Imperialists closing in from the North, the Anglo-Saxon Imperialists closing in from the South… and the people of Vietnam sandwiched in the middle of two empire's militaries. (Yes, the Soviet Union was certainly there, fanning the flames of conflict in an unconstitutional war. See RussiaToday, “USSR 'secret' Vietnam soldiers speak out”). All that talk about “peace” and “equality” and “human rights” is just talk… Red China summed up the closet collaboration between the Imperial Russian-Soviet Union in contrast to Imperial Anglo Saxon American-British; how the Soviet talked the talk, but doesn't walk the walk:

“While paying lip-service to socialism and even to ‘communism,’ it (the Russian Soviet USSR Empire) in fact pursues the imperialist policy of expansion and plunder and tries to carve out spheres of influence by every means.”

The Soviet Union was built by Anglo-Saxon Industrialists, and nothing more than a “necessary excuse,” needed by the military industrialists in the West to peddle their wares of death.

How America Helped Build The Soviet Machine
“...The American engineers, architects, and industrialists who helped build the productive base of communist Russia swept the record under the rug.”
https://www.americanheritage.com/how-america-helped-build-soviet-machine

“…Teng said some beautiful things about the “Polar Bear” (U.S.S.R.)…I really wish…he came right out and said what Red China had been saying for years namely that the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R.([Russia]) are WORKING TOGETHER for world HEGEMONY!”
—Robert Fischer, to Pal Benko in a letter dated February 26, 1979

The Agony of War In The Face Of The Wounded 18 Jul 1972, Tue The Tampa Tribune (Tampa, Florida) Newspapers.com