Added: Oct 13, 2008

From: worldcantwait

Duration: 11:41

"In the 1960's an anti-war movement emerged that altered the course of history. This movement didn't take place on college campuses, but in barracks and on aircraft carriers. It flourished in army stockades, navy brigs and in the dingy towns that surround military bases. It penetrated elite military colleges like West Point. And it spread throughout the battlefields of Vietnam. It was a movement no one expected, least of all those in it. Hundreds went to prison and thousands into exile. And by 1971 it had, in the words of one colonel, infested the entire armed services. Yet today few people know about the GI movement against the war in Vietnam.The Vietnam War..."Visit www.sirnosir.comProduced, Directed and Written by David Zeiger.Read reviews at Rotten Tomatoes:http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/sir_no_sir/

Channel: Entertainment

Tags: 1960s  60s  bush  can't  david  iran  iraq  nixon  no  protest  sir  sirnosir  vets  vietnam  wait  war  wcw  world  zeiger 

Rating: 4.74 (107 ratings)    Views: 20576' favoriteCount='108    Comments: 165

tmkrjk Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - Eat shit and croak, liberalism is a mental disorder, seek help even though you are beyond a cure.

SirBser Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - mmm lol owned =D!i like how people try to talk. they just gonna get there ass wooped thats why they dont do anything. all they can do is talk...no action but talking. they pussy bitches and will always be.

tmkrjk Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - You speak like a snaggled tooth jackass!Bye, LIB!

flipsidestory Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - In the sixties it was spreading literature today we have the internet.The r3volution is going viral and the troops are gonna ignite the raging inferno!Support them and bring them home to fight the war on the military industrial complex, and our corrupt governments!

DanSamilia Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - the army kicks ass :D XD

zizizzi Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - History forgotten...

WindHarps Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - Thanks for sharing. Looks like a classic documentary for the ages.

majordbag2 Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - At least she was willing to give support to the right side as opposed to a neo-con retard like you, who thinks every dissendent is a commie.Personally, I admire anyone who's willing to spend months fighting in tiny cramped tunnels against a military with overwhelming technological superiority and firepower.The fact that the NLF (often incorrectly called VC) endured so much while the ARVN wouldn't put up a 5 minute fight is proof enough for me that they were the right side.

majordbag2 Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - At least she was willing to give support to the right side as opposed to a neo-con retard like you, who thinks every dissendent is a commie.Personally, I admire anyone who's willing to spend months fighting in tiny cramped tunnels against a military with overwhelming technological superiority and firepower.The fact that the NLF (often incorrectly called VC) endured so much while the ARVN wouldn't put up a 5 minute fight is proof enough for me that they were the right side.

majordbag2 Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - Actually most of North Vietnam has been decimated before Linebacker II and the Airforce in the 60s complained that all targets had been destroyed. While I love overwhelming firepower, its seems extremely unlikely that North Vietnam, who couldn't control the NLF in any way, gave in after a few weeks of bombing after losing so much in the last decade. Furthermore, the Airforce was taking huge casualties so North Vietnam's best interests were not to negotiate and wait for the operation to fail.

tmkrjk Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - Majordirtbag2, get fucked numbnuts and all of you other cry baby chicken shit fucks. Janes's a fucken Ho,traitor and a shitbag. Wonder how many commie gooks she sucked off over there?

AtheistIraqVet Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - I loved this movie so much I had David Zeiger send me 20 copies to hand out around LSA Anaconda back in '06. Everybody who watched it passed it around when they were done with it. It was pretty popular after a while, but never as much as "Loose Change". When we weren't on convoys or guard duty we watched a lot of 'underground' documentaries.

OleoStrut71 Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - 3/15/03-3/15/08 Foxtrot, Tango, Alpha!

IronMal Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - This was a great video... I got it from my library. There is a tremendous difference between the Vietnam war and the war in Iraq. Our soldiers are now ALL VOLUNTEERS.

DisidenciaTricolor Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - pushed into the war by socio economic pressure.

Scotty7617 Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - Yes, but many people volunteer because they believe the lies they're told about war by idiots who glorify it and join thinking it's a noble thing to do only to realize they were lied to.Volunteers have even more of a right to be angry than draftees because they willingly went only to discover the lies.

peacethinker Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - Terrific! Peace Out!

XxGuitarxX360 Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - "Do you suck dick?!" "Sir, no sir!" "Bullshit!I bet you can suck a golf ball through a garden hose!!" "Sir no Sir!"

MichaelAdelaide Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - I think you meant to type NVA (not NLF) and VC is also correct.NVA = North Vietnemese ArmyVC = Viet Cong (they were the south vietnamese who organised and fought against the US and allied forces in vietnam.NLF = How a dislexic person spells the NFL>>The fact that the NLF (often incorrectly called VC) endured so much while the ARVN wouldn't put up a 5 minute fight is proof enough for me that they were the right side.

skullcandy4u Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - fantastic video! thank you for posting it!

SummaSunny Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - It matters. It is a direct reflection of what the people want. The bigger the chasm between what we vote for and what happens or wins in an election, the more likely people will be called to action to take more measures to safeguard this country's as a country for we the people-not we the rich, not we the corporation, not I the dictator. It's especially important to vote locally-your impact is greater and you generally have the opportunity for more involvement in the issues you're voting about.

SummaSunny Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - Hell yea madisonhack! Voting works only when people participate.

SummaSunny Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - This is inspiring. The people we trusted to end the Iraq war aren't doing a damn thing about it. Time to do it ourselves.

heeyo1988 Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - I have to write a skilled work about what impact the vietnam war had to the USA.. my topic is: the USA after the vietnam war - how the country sees itself.can someone help me please? i'm a student in germany. thanks

Estuarchaos0 Says:

Oct 13, 2008 - The Vietnam war was beyond unjust.South Vietnam had a terrible government led by crooks, the last thing America should have even thought of doing was helping them.