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OC 176-22 4 bombing, total bombing saturation for a two-mile radius in the countryside of Vietnam within ten mimites and the whole war is automated and we have to put ourselves in the positions of our brothers and sisters who are Vietnam people and if we truly believe in a global village, they are our brothers and sisters, and they walk out of a hut in their simple village and they look up and all they see, all they see with technology is death, . “We were in Paris just three weeks ago talking with the Vietnamese and we wanted to use the tape recorder and one of the people had, one of the sisters had a camera, you know, and all of a sud- den you could see the people getting a little edgy and then they ran it down to us. They said in North Vietnam they had six tape recorders. Everything we see about technology every time somebody puts ina plug, every t somebody uses the word ‘electricity, every time somebody talks of media, every time (illegible) the people are talking of death, you know, and that’s the unfortu- mate part about this war, that it's shown that great technology, you know, as well as serving people can be used to exterminate people and this country has perfected it, you know, and taken it one step beyond the Nazis, because we don't even respond to it. A million people killed and people say, ‘Well, bombing's part of war, that's the way it goes, you lnow,’ and they learn that they can revise the movies, you know, and not stick people in ovens and concentration camps, that's bad P.R., know, fortunately the Nazis didn't have Madison Avemie to use terms like protective reactive strike and saturation bombing and things like that. “And you look at MELVIN LAIRD, you look at General MITCHELL, you look at President AGNEW, and you look at these people and you say they're __ xeasonable, they're rational, they‘re responsible people, you know, They're not violent, they're not crazy, you know, like the hippies and Yippies and