for whom I have the honour of speaking today. The U.C.P.A. has given me the full mandate to come here today and spit the U.S. imperialism right in the eye, and I promise you it is a duty I intend to discharge with pleasure. We all know for a fact that in the United States of America, when the freedom fighters march from the North to liberate the suffering Negroes and poor Whites in the South, Pentagon calls it Civil Rights and democratic. But in Vietnam, when the freedom fighters from the North go to liberate their oppressed brothers in the South, the same Pentagon calls it communism and despotic. Isn't that hypocrisy at its best? Those of us who have been to America know for a fact that, whether you are in the ghettos of Harlem in New York or the Negro slums of Washington D.C., whether you are in Philmore District in San Francisco or Watts in Los Angeles, whether you are in Central Avenue in Cleveland or Sower Street in Philadelphia, whether you are in Vine City in Atlanta, Georgia, or maybe in the company of Jemez Incians in their pueblo reservation in New Mexico, whether you are wading through the riotous cauldron of the North or penetrating the Klan-ridden hell of the South, wherever you go or care to look, we all know for a fact that America today represents the greatest testimony of man's inhumanity to man on this earth, And yet America has the impudence to declare to the world that Americans have gone all the way to the faraway land of Vietnam to prevent Vietnamese inhumanity to the Vietnamese. Isn't that hypocrisy at its most truculent? We have come here today to tell America to do the one thing sanity demands her to do in Vietnam: Get out!
J iat Aavassanes