text: Perhaps the Khmer people want him. I don’t know. But if they dislike Pol Pot and Ieng Sary, why don’t we let the Kampuchean people to demonstrate their will through general elections7 II . ..Tho point is that if we are preoccllpfed with the elimina- tion of the two Khmer Rouge personalities as a matter of principle despite tha fact that it’s not, then the issue will be blurred in our own mind. The Vietnamese want to blur the real issue by talking about the two peI3OnalitieS avery day until you think that the two Khmer Rouge personalities are the Kampuchean issue and that if they were eliminated, the problem will be solved. “We could not afford to forget the real issue, the root cause of the problem... “What are the root cause of the Kampuchean conflict? IS it not thr Vietnamese invasion and occupation of Kampuchea and their installation of l puppet regime in Kampuchea?" (21) A/4(1/6 36 S/17464 Enql ish I”mat? 12 24 . “Representative Stephen J. Solarz, the Brooklyn Democrat who is khnown for liberal positions on foreign policy, is among those suspicious of Vietnam’s intentions in Indochina. ‘There never was a PoZ Pot in Laoa.’ Mr. Solarz said in a recent telephone interview, ‘but there are still 50,000 Vietnamese troop there 10 year8 after the war.’ “(22 1 D. THE REAL OBJECTIVE OF THE VIETNAMESE AGGRESSION AND OCCUPATION IN KAMPUCHEA 25. It has become clear to all now that for almost 7 years already, all Vietnam’s activities in and relating to Kampuchea : its aggression, Pro- pagandas, diplomatic manoeuvres, etc., have aimed always at the same and only goal that is the annexation of Kampuchea into a Vietnamese “Indochi- nese Federation” which would become later on the “Great Vietnam”. 26. In the same article published in the Vietnam People’s Army 
analysis: The text appears to be a political commentary or analysis of the situation in Kampuchea (Cambodia) during the Cold War era. It discusses the Vietnamese occupation of Kampuchea, the Khmer Rouge regime, and the intentions of the Vietnamese government. The text also mentions specific individuals and events, such as Pol Pot and Ieng Sary, and quotes a US representative, Stephen J. Solarz. The tone is critical of the Vietnamese occupation and suggests that the root cause of the conflict is the Vietnamese invasion and occupation of Kampuchea.