- The incineration of thousands of civilians in Germany and Japan (more than sixty cities in which more than 400 thousand people were killed, including 100 thousand in Tokyo alone.

- The atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

- The atomic bombing of Nagasaki.

(these last two require no comment).

In general, if the victims of these two wars were tens of millions, America is responsible for the biggest share of it.

3) After World War II America carried its wars to East and Southeast Asia (Korea, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and China). Some estimates indicate that up to 22 million people were killed, most of whom were civilians, largely the elderly and children. Kissinger admits about a third of that number, but many Americans are convinced that the number is at least half that.

4) Iraq = The American government relied on the policy of annihilation by purposely killing the Iraqi people. In one instance alone (the Amariya bomb shelter) the number of victims (who were civilians) were almost half the number of the September 11 attacks, while the torment which they were subjected to was at least as great or greater as that which occurred in New York. I am positive that any good person reads the file of this incident will be shocked, not only by its horror, but by the small amount of discussion of it in comparison to the attacks on America. However, America’s just and clean war was not satisfied with that, but had to kill a million generals still in their mother’s wombs, and another million after their births. Jeff Simons says in his book about this tragedy, “I know Western observers who were stricken with depression and nervous breakdowns because of what they saw of the American torture of Iraqi children.”

To say nothing of the pollution of the environment whose effects may not be seen for years, and will not cease for hundreds or thousands of years as a result of the dropping of millions of tons of depleted uranium and other internationally prohibited weapons. It is an unprecedented, endless war of barbaric annihilation. All to help God’s chosen people and the “men of peace” that lead them such as General Sharon, who more closely resemble the hosts of the Assyrian spoken of in the prophecies of the Bible!

5) Palestine: Overlooking the continual support the Zionist state receives for its wars with the Arabs, we do not hesitate to say that the American government –without paying the smallest heed to justice- boastfully stands alone in support of the barbaric Israeli massacres to which the Palestinian people are subjected to, and absolutely reject all international decisions and diplomatic norms –casting aside all values and morality: a disgraceful and outrageous situation which no conscientious person can ignore. The Zionist barbarians use advanced America military technology to strike everything: men, women, children, houses, and farms. They prevent reporters and aid workers from even entering, but American unfairness did not stop at asking the two sides to cease fire, but went beyond that and asked the nursing babies and pregnant mothers to first stop fighting.

6) The Balkans: American justice in the Balkans is based on equality between the murderer and his victims. America achieved great profits in the name of this justice, the least of which was the tucking Europe under its wings.

7) The farce of the war against terrorism: The American government violated international laws and humane norms –let alone divine law- in everything having to do with this war: An war without sufficient evidence, without United Nation’s authorization, refusal of mediation or neutrality, the use of deadly and prohibited weapons previously unheard of, the targeting of mosques, and centers for humanitarian aid and the media, barbaric slaughter of civilians on the slightest pretext or without pretext, killing of surrendering troops, violating the rights of prisoners, invoking special laws in conformity with the desires of the administration, imposing a government rejected by the people, covering up information and imposing censorship of the American press itself, conflicting goals which become increasingly vague and are changed from day to day, preventing the expression of opposing