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- What brings you out to these parts?
- I was hoping to interview the General.
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But they've thrown me out of the place.
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- What's your excuse this time?
- This is like a test run for us.
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The French, in their typically French way,
have been very uncooperative
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but General Thé has been good enough
to let us set up camp here.
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I'll get them to let you in.
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Joe Tunney's running aid programmes
with business people close to Thé.
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- Mr Muoi.
- Mr Pyle.
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- Hello. How are you?
- Good.
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My name is Mr Muoi.
The General only has a few moments.
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May I first ask you a question?
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- Please.
- What is your relationship to the General?
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I'm a businessman and a patriot.
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Many of the supplies and aid you see
are the result of my efforts.
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Shall we begin?
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You say you've broken away from
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the French and Vietnamese forces
with which you serve.
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Do any ties remain?
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The French are colonialists.
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Not to be trusted.
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It will take an independent
Vietnamese leader to rule our country.
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How does the General expect
to launch a successful campaign
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against the larger forces
of the communists and the French
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with so few men and supplies?
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And who is providing the means
for the General to achieve this?