We Are Trying To Remake Vietnamese Society,

The Biggest Lesson I Learned From Vietnam Is Not To Trust [our Own] Government Statements.

This Is Regrettable Indeed For A Nation That Aspires To Teach Democracy To Other Nations, Because, As Burke Said: "example Is The School Of Mankind, And They Will Learn At No Other."

Educational Exchange Can Turn Nations Into People, Contributing As No Other Form Of Communication Can To The Humanizing Of International Relations

When Public Men Indulge Themselves In Abuse, When They Deny Others A Fair Trial, When They Resort To Innuendo And Insinuation, To Libel, Scandal, And Suspicion, Then Our Democratic Society Is Outraged, And Democracy Is Baffled. It Has No Apparatus To Deal With The Boor, The Liar, The Lout, And The Antidemocrat In General.

Educational Exchange Can Turn Nations Into People, Contributing As No Other Form Of Communication Can To The Humanizing Of International Relations. Man's Capacity For Decent Behavior Seems To Vary Directly With His Perception Of Others As Individual Humans With Human Motives And Feelings, Whereas His Capacity For Barbarism Seems Related To His Perception Of An Adversary In Abstract Terms, As The Embodiment, That Is, Of Some Evil Design Or Ideology.