While peoples of other nations are marching toward a free, democratic and humanitarian world, the leaders of the Vietnamese Communist Party continue to maintain a dictatorship, thus forcing the country into economic and diplomatic isolation. This problem excludes Vietnam from any cooperation or exchanges with the civilized, progressive world. When the Party leadership ordered Vietnamese soldiers into neighboring countries to pursue its expansionist dreams, the world condemned the aggression and shunned Vietnam. Today, the Vietnamese Communist oligarchy still clings to the obsolete and bankrupt Socialist doctrine, which the Eastern European nations and even the Soviet Union have wisely abandoned in favor of democracy and freedom and for a peaceful, harmonious coexistence with other nations. This oppression by the regime deprives the Vietnamese people of their rights to a happy and prosperous life.
People can only find happiness if they have self-determination.
The country can only progress if its people can determines its course. Vietnam can only escape the crisis today if the Vietnamese people have freedom and democracy.