If these Hmong veterans can prove themselves to be indeed America's
forgotten soldiers as described in these journals, it must be
something really owed to their past due services as direct result of
American foreign policy. So, the plight of these people can't simply
end in vain at the deaf silence of the desolate jungle, but more
importantly to a largerly unpaid indebtedness by betrayal, when
America led war has gone bad, and knowingly in advance that the winner
would take absolutely all, and the loser left surely with so many
unintended consequences to bear. It is also paradoxical to a theory in
which America is for all, but only accountable to mostly their
Caucasian white brothers first who are being still so meticulously
sought as missing in action in any every official visit or posting...