- Saigon seems clean and orderly. I think I've spent too much time in India. #
- Comedically, Facebook is blocked in Vietnam (for Subversive Activity reasons), but Twitter isn't #
- So I can incite the toiling masses to twevolution, but I can't post my holiday snaps for my mates to see #
- Current trending topics include #Haiti, #NowThatsGhetto – yes, correct. #
- Aha, my skills triumph: Vietnam's evil genius censors have blocked http://www.facebook.com, but not lite.facebook.com #
- RT @libcon: Constituent harassed by Telegraph readers after sending email to Tory PPC http://bit.ly/8XFTTW #
- #ebz obligatory Echo Bazaar plug. It's a really good game, honest http://fallenlondon.com/c/12001 #
- Massage for $4, laundry for $2, entry to the world's worst museum for $1. Prices reflect value. #
- Vietnam, S-S-Saigon. Vietnam, S-S-Saigon http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3LdMAqUMnM #
- Needed that as respite from the Americans Are Bad museum. Which was harrowing, and surprisingly accurate for a totalitarian regime's museum #
- …but didn't quite get the point that the people who need hanged are Kissinger, Nixon, Schlesinger, not the poor buggers in the trenches #
- #ebz yes, I'm an addict http://fallenlondon.com/c/12530 #
- A day of hangover. Nothing achieved. Expecting early bed. Quite fun afternoon of lazing over recovery beers, after the AAGH subsided #
- Tomorrow, a riverboat to the coast, should we manage successfully to get up in the morning… #
- #ebz and again, sorry http://fallenlondon.com/c/12941 #
- 90-minute river trip on Soviet hydrofoil, 2 hours of pretty seaside, and 150-minute return on slightly buggered Soviet hydrofoil. A good day #
- Unrelatedly, this – http://bit.ly/bhcgbK – on why opponents of public sector targets are probably wrong #
- #ebz I really am enjoying travelling the world, but I can't stop playing this blimmin' game http://fallenlondon.com/c/13354 #
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Nixon et al needed to be hanged. OK. You forgot to add Kennedy and Johnson. Just an oversight Im sure.
Actually, not so much. Kennedy and Johnson conducted a fairly honest ground war; Nixon changed the strategy for domestic political reasons to remove the US Army from the equation – and instead funded particularly evil guerillas who (brutally) killed far more civilians than the Army ever did, whilst also starting the policy of mass USAF bombing of civilian targets.