Người Mỹ nghĩ gì về tổng thống Ngô Đình Diệm và đây là những ý kiến | NAMDUONGTV

Welcome to Nam Duong TV channel, in today's program, we invite you to come with the evaluation of President Ngu Dinh Diem and architect Ho Ngoc Dien Dong by writer Nguyen Anh Tuan. This is a comprehensive evaluation of the assertion that it is above many sources abroad and was summarized by writer Nguyen Anh Tuan. Let's take a look at the assertion of Ngu Dinh Diem. Ngu Dinh Diem For 40 years abroad, I have had the opportunity to hear a lot of people talk about President Ngu Dinh Diem. Those who hate him, accuse him of being a dictator, a family man, a religious man, and a Buddhist monastic. On the contrary, those who pity and worship him, praise him enough. The real person of Ngu Dinh Diem and the democratic revolution that he carried out for 9 years, from 1954 to 1963, to build Ho Ngoc Dien Dong in South Vietnam, not many people know where to go. The reward for him is the 9-year-long gang of slaughters on his back, which led to the terrible death of him and his late father, Mr. Ngu Dinh Nhu. Therefore, the milestones of history cannot be explained. Both the criticism of Vietnamese people, often subjective and biased, only comment on the appearance or appearance of the events that took place in the country, so it lacks objective value, fairness, and moral value. However, I don't see anyone who digs deeper by using objectives, that is, looking at the person who lives behind, has done anything for a Vietnamese historical background at the darkest, most painful, and most chaotic time. Since then, it has been determined and judged that a historical figure has a great impact, not only on Vietnam, but also on the entire Southeast Asian region, as well as the United States and the world. A historical figure with a great impact, if only limited by emotions and instincts, will never see the truth of history. If you want to change and transform the destiny and life of the country, you have to find the truth of history. For decades, I have been looking for a model of the ideal of the Republic of Vietnam of the South. After seeing the portrait of a socialist of the Communist Party, I still can't find it anywhere. Forty years later, I remember the most typical Vietnamese communist figure. He was the first communist to build the first Vietnamese communist base on July 16, 1955, and only nine years later, he built the Vietnamese capital for his people and his country. But this first Vietnamese communist was brutally overthrown by the hands of Vietnamese and his American friends. President Diem is a person of a typical matrix image of a person who is careless and forgets himself to sacrifice his whole life for his homeland. A person with profound personal values. This is a quote from the book The Last of Mandarin, Diem of Vietnam, niknamed by the writer Anthony Bravich. On November 16, 1964, U.S. Ambassador Frederick F. Norton wrote a letter to The New York Times as follows. I can't help but think of a brave man who died a year earlier because of his country. That man was Ngo Dinh Diem, former president of the Republic of Vietnam. The events that took place since he was overthrown and assassinated in November, the protests that were held to look at the issues he had to face head-on during the nine years he was president, were filled with so much pain. In the midst of difficult and complex circumstances, his administration achieved great achievements. Many schools were built, many hospitals were built, many flights were designed, the most notable of which was the land reform. And the greatest achievement was the construction of a powerful Vietnamese army to protect the country in the heat of war and a strong will to stand up to the threats. All of these achievements became obstacles for the North Vietnamese Communist Party to defeat the South. The tragic death of President Diem created an image of a heavy burden on the country, with too many losses and injuries. That is something that his country could not overcome. Mr. Diem is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. He is a patriot, and I am sure that his dream is to serve his people. That has been shown for many years since he knew. President Xi Jinping has not only made a great progress in the past nine years, but also made a lot of progress in re-establishing national order, protecting freedom of the people, and exercising social justice to make a better life for all people. But why does no one pay attention to the fact that without Mr. Xi, how can Vietnam and the East Sea be stable? The United States' position in the global strategy will cause a wave of collapse. The Kennedy administration and its members Jong-un led by President Aloud The Kennedy administration and its members Jong-un led by President Aloud lead we Western candidates factors inhabiting the poor country. Engaging the United States in negotiations is wrong for China. Threatening the U.S. to surrender to China means sets Syria fatal sign against its neighbors and allies. The people of the South are the ones who dream, fight for profit, fight for the ocean and fight for the right to steal water. In fact, these are people who are considered to be on the same page, who may not lack the courage, but also only live by themselves, without a soul and deep wisdom, especially lack of spiritual life. Therefore, on the surface of consciousness and consciousness, it is very fragile, easy to be fascinated, by the dream of authority, power and power, as well as their own self-interest. Therefore, they never realize that all their actions to kill President Diệm are voluntary to let the wolf catch the tiger, brush his nose, gently lead him into his extremely sinister plots. Because these people, even the cold, full-bodied wolf of the US Department of State, can not escape the calculations of the wolf catching the tiger. After the generals overthrew the legitimate and autocratic President, and the people of the South were forced to take over the South government, General Thomas Lane made the following statement. President Diệm was replaced by cruel and cruel people, like Fidel Castro, who never stopped executing prisoners. General Thomas Lane commented on President Diệm as follows. History shows that President Diệm was truly a humanitarian and compassionate person. To survive in the air of power in 1963, he did not have enough cruelty and cruelty to imprison and execute criminals and replace them with his loyalty. He tried too much and too long to reconcile with Buddhism and people who could not reconcile. Impossible Confiliation Even the execution of American journalists was caused by his cruel enemies. Instead of doing that, he tried to reconcile and eliminate the separatists who did not have the necessary actions for the survival of the South. The Khoan Hoa regime has provoked a rebellion. When the air force rose up, the independence bomb pushed the situation into further chaos. Perhaps the pilot will be convicted and executed. The Khoan Hoa regime has never brought a pilot to trial. He has always demanded human life for political reasons, even though it was a rebellion. Professor Wesley Fisher, head of the Special Advisory Group consisting of 54 political and human rights professors organized by the Michigan State University, also known as MSU, with 200 Vietnamese assistants, to help Vietnam build the first Vietnamese republic in 9 years, is a proud son of Mr. Fisher. He was born in the year 1954 to 1963. As the incident shows, there is only one thing that both scholars agree on. The same year, Mr. Fisher will lose his government. Failure is inevitable. In contrast, Mr. Fisher is still with us today. His regime is definitely the most stable and just and clean regime in Asia. He was welcomed warmly in the countries he visited, such as Washington, Manila, New Delhi, Rangoon and Bangkok. And his administration has been recognized by 45 member states of the United Nations. He must be an extraordinary person, a person who has been misunderstood too much. The phrase was written in English as Misunderstood One, derived from the 20th article in the book Vietnam and America's Most Comprehensive Declaration of the History of the Vietnam War. According to Philippe de Villers, a contemporary linguist, President Ngô Đình Diệm looked at him like this. Now an extremely dark situation, he was a rich man, extraordinary courage, and a man of principles at the age of 53. He was the most respected person in the country, the most respected man, and the person who had the greatest influence, and was a person who lived for the religion. Rare courage, where political leadership is very important, family morality, temperament, he was a person who never lacked political integrity. He never disobeyed justice to everyone, even giving his enemies a chance. He never ordered the execution of those who tried to kill him. De Villers added that all his opponents at first rated him very low. U.S. Ambassador Frederick Norton advised those who opposed President Diệm that a great change would be achieved for this country if everyone who criticized their government would find a way to work with the government and work directly with the government to improve and work better. On October 15, 1955, the Honorable Manfield visited the Vietnamese Republic for two months and commented on President Diệm as follows. A man who was well-known all over the country, with a clear national path, but who had a lot of trouble with the coup plot by those who did not cooperate and those who sabotaged. Everyone just wanted to prevent Diệm from implementing his construction programs, including the most prominent one, which was to exclude those who only brought bad luck to the people, to the country, and to the injustice and inequality in Vietnamese society. Another observer, Brad Lee Smith, said that Vietnam was very lucky to have a national leader who was willing to face almost all difficulties and adversity during the struggle for the independence of the country. Mr. Diệm played a role, although not perfectly, in a bold and brilliant way, a noble image and a mirror image of a national leader in the hearts of ordinary people, common people. Smith also added that there was another observer who saw the following. On January 1, 1955, Diệm received a warm welcome from his people. The rice was planted on the fields around him. There was a roar like a roar of joy. The victorious soldiers sat down to eat on his table. Refugees sat back to back around him in their greenhouses. And those observers concluded that this moving event was a testament to the strength of President Diệm, which is the strength of the national souls living in the villages. They are the people who have suffered too much from the war caused by the Communists. These people are even more than those who sit and drink at French restaurants in Saigon. Beside that, Bert Nafon saw Mr. Diệm like this. People have played a role in solving all problems in the face of a dark situation, that is, President Ngo Dinh Diệm, a spiritualist who is very religious. He has a deep religious faith. He carries a heavy burden on his shoulders to carry and raise 10.5 million people in the south of Vietnam. In addition, he has to take care of nearly 1 million migrants from the north to the communists, protect independence and ensure the safety of the country. There is no one in Asia who has faced so many difficulties, has to bear such a heavy burden on the road to order and justice for the people and the country. In a book by Joseph Bustinger, there is a paragraph like this. Bustinger, who is a political figure, has a strong attitude of refusal to compromise with France and a deep understanding of the nature of his enemies. At the peak of his courage, he let his enemies and friends see him building an independent country for Vietnam and uniting the government to make it strong, because that is what his country needs more than food and bombs. Bustinger also added that it is part of the greatness of a political person like Mr. Diem. Perhaps the person who understands President Diem more than anyone else is the leader of the group of advisers in the ranks of President Diem's administration. Wesley Fischer once said this. The governments are monopolistic and lack a solid foundation. In fact, the Diem administration cannot give in when the threats are so terrible that everywhere is flooded. In fact, there are threats from the North Vietnamese Communist Party. People can see more freedom in South Vietnam than we have in the United States. In fact, most of the enemies hate him. The hatred of the French is always waiting for him to attack him to the point of weakness. In addition, the Americans in Saigon are also against Mr. Diem. Fischer also said, I still remember very clearly when I visited Vietnam in 1958, there were many times when the American diplomats lost their dignity, defied failure, ridiculed Mr. Diem's religion and his family. They called on the United States to change its policy in Vietnam. Right from the start, diplomatic officials and journalists were eager to find his mistakes and those of his administration. No one needs to know what the consequences will be. In the eyes of former Foreign Minister Walter Robertson, Mr. Diem is a humble, brave and honest man. His country has found a worthy leader, with his dedicated politics recognized by almost all the people of South Vietnam. Southeast Asia has brought us a President Diem with great morality and a free world will become more prosperous when learning from the determination and resilience of a man like Mr. Diem. In 1959, A.G. Cassie, Australian minister, wrote that the U.S. had taken U.S. standards to defy injustice. There are two things to remember whenever you want to criticize the Vietnamese government. First, Vietnam is the cradle of the Cold War. The South Vietnamese government cannot give up everything because it will be dangerous for the enemy to exploit and exploit. Death not only for Vietnam, but it will destroy the strategic interests of the free world in Southeast Asia. Second, democracy in a country with completely new ideas in Vietnam needs time to build institutions. Democratic traditions and democracies need to be developed slowly to be able to apply democratic rights, democratic political consciousness in people's lives, which needs time, step by step, to deepen and expand in the people. The U.S. does not have enough valid reasons. Only because a day can not be happy to cast someone like Mr. Diem afar is unacceptable. In a country where 90% are immoral, Mr. Diem did it like that, it's a strange law. When Vice President Lyndon Johnson came to Vietnam to investigate and review Vietnam's situation at its most critical stage, he found that President Diem really created a political rift in South Vietnam. The North Sea migration has been well-resolved. The road to development, especially in agriculture, has been a great success. Vice-President Johnson has concluded this way. The president is Winston Churchill of Asia. At that time, Senator Mike Manfield announced in the United States about President Xi for the salvation of all Southeast Asian regions. The saviors of all Southeast Asia. In addition to Manfield's statement, Senator Jacob Savage's statement about President Xi is really one of the heroes of the free world. One of the real heroes of the free world, according to the Congressional Record, on May 13, 1957. According to the New York Times, on June 13, 1961, President Xi re-organized the administration. He focused on the rule of law in all ministries. He said that these changes promised that the rule of law would run better and more effectively. In the New York Times, he said, a man has come a long way, but he still held a very reasonable and fair election, and won in the elections. The Times explained that he received 88% of the people's votes for him, because the truth is that Vietnam is a prosperous country. In addition, the Times also wrote, this is a double victory, a victory for the communist opponents and the non-communist opponents. The results come from the reform programs. The results clearly show, that the South Vietnam has the reputation of the communist network, and the Vietnamese society has an ambitious leader. Strong will leader. The reform programs were implemented by the U.S. supporters. lead by Dr. Eugene Stanley, on weekly news and policy updates. The United States ambassador Norytien has linked the people of Vietnam and their allies to the U.S. government in his statement. The U.S. government has made extraordinary sacrifices in its leadership on Monday, trying to overcome the offensive and create economic and social change Northeast Vietnamese government is a coalition of the elected and constitutional regime. In December 1962, the presidential administration announced that 4,077 shows on 11,182 shows had been completed, with 39% of the South Vietnamese population living in these communities. This is a list of comments from foreign media and those who have been affected by President Ngo Dinh Diem's legacy over the past nine years, from 1954 to 1963, with comments on the good and bad of President Ngo Dinh Diem over his nine years in office. What do you think about President Ngo Dinh Diem's legacy? Please leave a comment below. Thank you for watching