:58:01
like, uh, an oil company in the forming.
:58:03
We, uh, have a bottling company.
In other words, uh,
:58:07
we greatly--we greatly believe
in the future of this country,
:58:10
and, uh, we think
there's a great future for Vietnam.
:58:13
And, uh, we think
that Vietnam will be liveable,
:58:17
will not go communist,
:58:20
because otherwise,
all these companies will go to waste.
:58:22
And the way we work
is we take a calculated risk.
:58:26
If we don't lose South Vietnam
within the next three to five years,
:58:30
then nobody can catch up with us.
:58:32
I'm a Johnny-come-lately as far
as war profiteering is concerned.
:58:39
Uh, the reason why I...
:58:41
uh, organized this group of companies
is because when I was in Paris,
:58:47
I saw that peace was coming,
whether we liked it or not.
:58:50
Therefore, I got home
in order to prepare for peace.
:58:54
All these companies have been organized
in order to prepare for peace...
:59:00
and prepare for the economic takeoff
that will come with peace.
:59:04
We have the infrastructure of hotels,
of travel agencies and things like that.
:59:09
But, of course, there are no tourists
in Vietnam now. But there will be.
:59:13
And, uh, we are getting
ready for that sort of thing.
:59:17
[Hammering, Sanding]
:59:34
[Man]
Does it feel comfortable?
:59:41
** There's a star-spangled banner **
:59:45
** Waving somewhere **
:59:48
-[Man] Was it worth the trouble?
-**In a distant land **
:59:51
**So far across the sea **
:59:57
**It's waving for the ones **