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From 1954 into 2026, a pervasive false claim about the US-Viet Nam War has fostered unwitting support from many voters for business expansion by force overseas. The false claim disguises this practice as a noble foreign policy. Examples include Gaza, sub-Saharan Africa, South America, Central America, and climate change. The false claim is that the US entered Viet Nam in 1954. It is presented as a noble effort to fight communism. Actually, US businesses entered Viet Nam in 1865. A US government consular office opened there in 1889. They were enabled by brute force of a French invasion. In 1954, the French invasion fell in defeat. So, in 1954, US leaders took over the invasion war. They sought to continue those decades of business enabled by force. Into 2026, US leaders have hidden that real reason for the US-Viet Nam War. Those operations were part of a 1619-2026 practice of business expansion overseas, often by force, in disregard of diplomacy and fair trade. Into 2026, US leaders have ditched the US public from many facts on Viet Nam and other wrongful uses of force.

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