Address by Nguyễn Cao Kỳ, Prime Minister of South Vietnam, To The Philippine-Vietnam Society, August 12, 1966

Kỳ's speech calls for unity among Asian nations to fight aggression and support peace. He argues that South Vietnam’s battle was not just a local conflict but part of a global struggle against communist ideology, and that victory requires both military strength and social reform to eliminate poverty, corruption, and injustice.