The Machinations of Kissinger in Vietnam

This chapter explores Henry Kissinger's controversial role in the Vietnam War negotiations, emphasizing his manipulative tactics and dual associations with both Nixon's and Humphrey's campaigns. It highlights the moral implications of his strategic decisions and the tragic human cost of extended conflict resulting from political maneuvering. The discussion critiques the ethical ramifications of Kissinger's actions and the broader consequences for U.S. foreign policy during a tumultuous time in history.