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This way.
:26:05
"Not that easy to remain uninvolved. "
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I had hidden for so long
behind a typewriter.
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What we found there,
what we saw, in Phat Diem.
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What did that do?
:26:27
To his zeal, to my detachment?
:26:31
The dead are not involved.
:26:35
The dead have no zeal.
:26:37
They are lying in wait.
:26:40
You see them, all their tenderness,
:26:46
and then they haunt you.
:26:50
- Communists?
- This is not the work of French soldiers.
:26:54
It doesn't make sense.
:26:57
The communists don't kill townspeople.
:27:00
- It is not in their interest.
- Maybe another faction.
:27:05
There are so many of them.
:27:08
Each with their own army.
:27:23
What's that book you're always reading?
:27:25
York Harding.
The Dangers To Democracy.
:27:28
- An American?
- Yeah.
:27:31
He was out here a couple of years back.
:27:33
- Was he here long?
- I don't know.
:27:36
I heard him lecture once.
Joe actually met him.
:27:39
He put forward the idea
of a third force to run Vietnam.
:27:42
- Not the communists and not the French.
- Not the Americans?
:27:45
No. We're not colonialists.
:27:47
Something that could
really help these people.
:27:50
- You have a gun, either of you?
- No.
:27:54
They shall attack again tonight.
:27:56
You don't want to be taken alive.
:27:59
Believe me.