The Strategic Legacy of Henry Kissinger

This chapter explores the intricate and often controversial legacy of Henry Kissinger, focusing on his manipulative strategies in the realm of politics and journalism during the Vietnam War era. The discussion centers on the dual nature of his public persona compared to private admissions, alongside a critique of the moral compromises made by influential leaders. Through a blend of humor and serious analysis, the chapter examines the lasting impact of Kissinger's decisions on both historical and contemporary contexts.