My time in a Communist re-education camp - 03.09.2010

An interview with Dr Ninh on 9 March 2010 on his experience in a Communist re-education/concentration camp after the end of the Vietnam War.

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[FORMETOKNOWONLY]

It's a shame the che t-shirt wearing idiots on college campuses around the nation in the USA aren't forced to watch this.

[SinsofIgnorance]

@JustinAndrews74 There are people in this world today that will volunteer to be a prisoner of Guantanamo Bay, because it would be better than their existing life. But no know will volunteer to be in a Vietnam prison! In Guantanamo bay, prisoners are given exercise/prayer time. In those "re-education camps...take a intellectual person, give him a hunger that he has never known before. De-condition him to an animal and he will do anything, even harming his platoon buddy for a morsel of food.

[SinsofIgnorance]

@JustinAndrews74 There are people in this world today that will volunteer to be a prisoner of Guantanamo Bay, because it would be better than their existing life. But no know will volunteer to be in a Vietnam prison! In Guantanamo bay, prisoners are given exercise/prayer time. In those "re-education camps...take a intellectual person, give him a hunger that he has never known before. De-condition him to an animal and he will do anything, even harming his platoon buddy for a morsel of food.

[SinsofIgnorance]

@JustinAndrews74 There are people in this world today that will volunteer to be a prisoner of Guantanamo Bay, because it would be better than their existing life. But no know will volunteer to be in a Vietnam prison! In Guantanamo bay, prisoners are given exercise/prayer time. In those "re-education camps...take a intellectual person, give him a hunger that he has never known before. De-condition him to an animal and he will do anything, even harming his platoon buddy for a morsel of food.

[JustinAndrews74]

The humane treatment of prisoners is something that even western countries struggle with. Guantanamo Bay is an example.

[JustinAndrews74]

Rather than pour derision on the young people of today, maybe we can look toward the future.

[wnyvideo]

@FORMETOKNOWONLY

It is likely that such people (Che T-shirt wearing idiots) have eyes, ears, and minds that are closed to anything that they do not "already know," and thus this work of truth would be unlikely to inspire a change in understanding. It's sad. There are none so blind as those who refuse to see...