20161215 Ai đã bán nước? Ai đã dẩn giặc vào nhà?
Đã gần một thế kỷ nay mà đồng bào Việt Nam vẩn chưa thấy rõ
ai đã đem kẻ thù truyền kiếp là rợ Hán vào nhà vì thế những tài liệu dưới đây
chứng minh điều nầy.
Tổng Thống Ngô Đình Diệm có chấp nhận đem lính Mỷ vào Việt
Nam? Không. Ông đại sứ Hoa Kỳ Frederick Nolting báo với bộ ngoại giao Hoa Kỳ là
ông Diệm không chấp nhận cho quân đội Hoa Kỳ vào Việt Nam.
Vietnam: Kennedy, Johhson and Escalation
In April 1961, President Ngo Dinh Diem was re-elected as
President of South Vietnam, and U.S. Ambassador Frederick Nolting reported to
the State Department that Diem "did not want combat troops in
Vietnam". In May, the President declares at a press conference that the use
of US forces would be considered if necessary "to help South Vietnam
resist communist pressures", and a few days later Vice President Johnson
goes to South Vietnam at the President's direction to meet with President Diem.
Tổng Thống Ngô Đình Diệm có chấp nhận chia đôi đất nước tại
Vĩ Tuyến 17 như Hiệp Định Geneva đã ấn định?
Không. Chính giặc Ba đình Tạ Quang Bửu và tướng Pháp Henri
Delteil đã ký hiệp định nầy.
Geneva Convention Agreements Announced: Vietminh General Ta
Quang Buu and French General Henri Delteil sign the Agreement on the Cessation
of Hostilities in Vietnam. As part of the agreement, a provisional demarcation
line is drawn at the 17th parallel which will divide Vietnam until nationwide
elections are held in 1956. The United States does not accept the agreement,
neither does the government of Bao Dai.
Ngày 06 tháng 06 năm 1955, Tổng Thống Ngô Đình Diệm tuyên bố
không chấp nhận Hiệp Định Geneva.
Jul 6, 1955:
Diem says South Vietnam not bound by Geneva Agreements
Diem rejected in July 1955 the provisions of the Geneva
Accords that called for Vietnam-wide elections within two years.
The United States refused to sign the Geneva Accords and
moved to defy them within weeks.
Seeds of Conflict
1945 - 1960
Hồ Chí Minh có đưa lính Trung Cộng vào Việt Nam? Có.
Dưới đây là tài liệu chứng minh việc Hồ Chí Minh đưa quân
Trung Cộng vào Việt Nam.
Tháng 12 năm 1949 Hồ Chí Minh đã gửi một phái đoàn sang
Trung Cộng để yêu cầu rợ Hán cung cấp chỉ huy cùng quân viện.
Ho Chi Minh request aid from china
In December 1949 Ho Chi Minh sent envoys to Beijing, China,
to request that the Chinese Communist Party provide military advisors, weapons
that could equip three divisions, and financial aid of $10 million. At the
time, the CCP did not completely satisfy Ho Chi Minh’s demands because it was
still engaged in the war to unify China, and because it possessed limited
financial resources. However, the CCP leadership did instruct its military
units in southern China to provide as much assistance to the Viet Minh as
possible. Mao Zedong paid serious attention to Ho Chi Minh’s struggle, and to
his request for Chinese aid. Behind the scenes, China took up the struggle
against the French. The Russians under Josef Stalin also supported Ho Chi
Minh`s struggle for freedom and unification.
Tài liệu dưới đây gồm ba ngôn ngữ Việt, Tầu, Anh nói về việc
Hồ Chí Minh dẩn giặc vào nhà.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
20111027 Thòng Lọng Hồ Chí Minh.
27/06/1950 Mao Trạch Đông đã có một buổi hợp mặt và nói với
những sĩ quan đã được tuyển chọn để huấn luyện sĩ quan Việt cộng như sau:
“Chính Hồ Chí Minh đã yêu cầu các đồng chí sang để huấn luyện và đào tạo sĩ
quan cho quân đội Nhân Dân Việt Nam. Các đồng chí phải đào tạo họ theo chủ
nghĩa giải phóng quân của chúng ta ngay khi các đồng chí đến nơi để mang về chiến
thắng.”
1950年6月27日，毛泽东开了个会，并告诉有关人员已招募，培训越南公职人员如下：“胡志明曾要求同志培养和培训人员为越南人民军。该同志要培养他们的世俗主义我们的解放者当同志赶到带来胜利。“
6/27/1950 Mao Zedong had a meeting and told the officers
have been recruited to train Vietnamese public officers as follows: "The
Ho Chi Minh had asked the comrades to to train and training officer for Vietnam
People's army. The comrades have to train them secularists our liberators when
the comrades arrived to bring about victory. "
1950-1978年中国给了越南多少援助
Dưới đây là tài liệu chứng minh Hồ Chí Minh đã đưa giặc vào
tận trong nhà.
May 16, 1965
Discussion between Mao Zedong and Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi Min asks Mao Zedong for help to build roads along the
border to South Vietnam; Mao agrees.
President Ho: We should try to build new roads. We have had
discussions with Comrade Tao Zhu[1] on this issue. If China is able to help us
build some roads in the North, near the border with China, we will send the
forces reserved for this job to the South.
Mao Zedong: It's a good policy.
Tao Zhu: I have reported it over the phone to Comrade Zhou
Enlai. He said that China could do it.
President Ho: First of all, we need China to help us build 6
roads from the border areas. These roads run south through our rear. And in the
future they will be connected to the front. At present, we have 30 thousand
people building these roads. If China helps us, those people will be sent to
the South. At the same time we have to help Lao comrades to build roads from
Samneua to Xiengkhoang and then from Xiengkhoang to Lower Laos, and to the
South of Vietnam.
Mao Zedong: Because we will fight large-scale battles in the
future, it will be good if we also build roads to Thailand…
President Ho: If Chairman Mao agrees that China will help
us, we will send our people to the South.
Mao Zedong: We accept your order. We will do it. There is no
problem.[2]
[Notes:
1. Tao Zhu was a CCP Politburo member and first secretary of
the CCP Central-South China Bureau. He would later be purged during the
Cultural Revolution.
2. In Hanoi on April 13, Tao Zhu had told Ho that "our
Party Central Committee and Chairman Mao have held our four border provinces
responsible for being the immediate rear for Vietnam. Of course, China as a
whole is the rear for Vietnam. But these four provinces represent the immediate
one."]
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