The Sixth Commandment of The Boschs... Don't read Henry Kissinger's book, "White House Years"... at least MAKE SURE .. sorry.. real, real sorry for shouting.. make sure you don't read a single chapter on Vietnam, a single chapter about Vietnam, in Henry Kissinger's book, "White House Years"...

But, I'm not entirely sure.. I just.. don't know what Henry Kissinger's chapters on Vietnam mean.. because all.. the ONLY thing Henry Kissinger talks about in every single chapter on Vietnam in his book.. is about the retreat from Vietnam.. about the American retreat from Vietnam.. so what does that mean.. IS it a dangerous book?... Every single chapter of Henry Kissinger's book, "White House Years" which is about Vietnam talks about and describes a methodical, logistical retreat.. a RETREAT from Vietnam.. it talks about an American Retreat from Vietnam like a simple Retreat from a Country is not simple at all.. it is a complex Retreat.. it is a Retreat from a country, from Vietnam, which is like chess.. which is like chess strategy.. like a chess... game.. or strategy.. it is a book about a strategic retreat from Vietnam.... so I don't know... I don't know.. The number six is the number of failure but also of success.. the number six is the number of uncertainty.. so the Sixth Commandment of the Boschs is .. Uncertainty.. an uncertain question as to what the effect on your life will be if you read the chapters on Vietnam in Henry Kissinger's book, "White House Years"...

A paragraph of The Boschs written by Scott Snyder...