 He also admitted that the computer models and statistics, which he had attached such importance to, were "grossly in error" with government control of rural areas had "in fact been deteriorating...to a far extent than we realized" since July.Regarding Minh's regime McNamara wrote at present "there is no organized government in South Vietnam".Through McNamara admitted that the new regime was "indecisive and drifting", he advised Johnson to undertake "more forceful moves if the situation does not show early signs of improvement".