how many vietnamese did kent kill in the second vietnam war the return

[internutt]

explain how he killed them. i heard he was in the airforce and his specialty was machinegunning refugee columns far from the frontline

Kent was with the special forces and then the CIA. he helped set fire to a FEW Vietnsmese villages, but his main mission was to seek out pockets of resistance and those who were loyal to Minh. He would then mark these for napalming. His claim to fame was being one of the first commandos to exist a huey after the first Daisy cutter was used in Nam, quite an honor
later, as the Nam war wound down and Kissinger's sectret war spread to Cambodia, Kent was instrumental in logistics, but by this time, his activity was highly classified, so it's difficult to dig up

[internutt]

yeah his file is extremely well hidden but from piecing together blacked out parts and dates it seems he might have personally initiated a number of missions where he successfully poisoned drinking wells for rural orphanages, schools and hospitals with CIA grade cyanide.

[internutt]

[Skooks]

You're foolish if you believe kent ever actually went to vietnam. That guy was in Russia the whole time working as an operative for their government. He should be excuted for treason.

But then again, what can you except from yet another CIA glow in the dark nigger.

[internutt]

i decided im going to work on a performance art free-dance piece where i will have a 60 year old man wear a nazi uniform that says "Scharführer Jacinta" on the front and he goes on a racist tirade and rapes me with film projection of carpet bombing and napalming of asian inspired villages playing over the whole stage

[Autistic Spectrum]

do women and childern count, kent burned down alot of villages

[internutt]

do women and childern count, kent burned down alot of villages

in his own words "none of them count anyway. women, children, priests, old people, theyre all just zips to me. napalm them all, i will stand by these words in the future. im racist"

[Wendy <3]

14,378

[internutt]

14,378

thats the verified and generally accepted number but other sources argue it is far too low considering we have almost no documents on his actions (apparently very barbaric) in eastern laos between 1971 and 1973.