Well, isn't it a coincidence a new person is joining the conversation to support you, RayAYang? I don't still know who "we" are, I'd be glad if you could enlighten me. The section is not about diplomacy but foreign policy, and the paragraph is related to his involvement in an event affecting a foreign policy issue. The quotes are about his attitude, this is clear, but I introduced the quotes now for a better understanding. The Pentagon Papers is not an article on H.Kissinger. My goal is to highlight his position, be it moral or political, in the matters affecting that war. We could create two different sections to encompass all Vietnam War related matters affecting to Kissinger, like say, er, "Moral implications of Kissinger's Foreign Policy in the Vietnam War" and "Political implication of Kissinger's 's Foreign Policy in the Vietnam War", but you will agree with me that it doesn't make sense, the issue is dealt with as a whole, and his role in the Foreign Policy has a moral side, it's not only about office paper-work, military briefings or political dealings. I have my ideas on Kissinger, it's not a secret, as you have yours, not a secret, as you demonstrate with the obstinacy in removing the paragraph. Looks like you are trying to wipe out the content with form related arguments, am I wrong?