Okay, I am a little rusty on how to quote here....I'm writing a paper and I want to make sure this is quoted correctly.
While I was Secretary, McNamara said, we used whats called Agent Orange in Vietnam, a chemical that strips leaves off of trees. After the war, it was claimed that that was a toxic chemical, and it killed many individuals, soldiers and civilians exposed to it. Were those who issued the approval to use Agent Orange criminals? Were they committing a crime against humanity? Lets look at the law. Now what kind of a law do we have that says these chemicals are acceptable for use in war and these chemicals are not?
Is that correct?
While I was Secretary, McNamara said, we used whats called Agent Orange in Vietnam, a chemical that strips leaves off of trees. After the war, it was claimed that that was a toxic chemical, and it killed many individuals, soldiers and civilians exposed to it. Were those who issued the approval to use Agent Orange criminals? Were they committing a crime against humanity? Lets look at the law. Now what kind of a law do we have that says these chemicals are acceptable for use in war and these chemicals are not?
Is that correct?