The United States cannot assume the moral high ground when it comes to Vietnam.
Eni Faleomavaega: “The United States cannot assume the moral high ground when it comes to Vietnam.”
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Faleomavaega critiques U.S. moral authority regarding Vietnam's human rights issues.
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Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And I want to thank you for holding today's hearing on U.S.-China relations.
We have shared goals and objectives, and we like to see that not only do we have shared goals and objectives, but that we work closely together in achieving those goals.
I thank the gentleman for yielding, and certainly want to thank him for his most eloquent statements towards me. I feel a little embarrassed by it, but I do want to thank him. I do want to note, also, that it has been my honor to have…
We think that the United States, that American companies will bring a tremendous amount of technology and support to be able to help that.





