Talk:Strategic Hamlet Program
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- 1/25/05 removed Chomsky name dropping. Just becuase he agrees with the Pentagon Papers, doesn't mean he's qualified as a reference for this article. My local librarian probably agrees with the P. Papers as well, but no one has added her. Don't misunderstand this as romving hiim for political reasons (I personally agreee with him) but he is not the must NPOV of academics, so why have that as a liability in the article.
[edit] Cuba
Is this similar to the reconcentración used by Weyler in Cuba? If so, isn't it ironic that the American army did not learn the lesson from a war they finally won? --Error 01:31, 7 August 2005 (UTC)
