WHAT WE DO WHAT WE DID

Is America Reaping What It Has Sown 

by David Tolson 
June 28, 2010 


Iraq was not a mistake from the perspective that the U.S. invaded the country based on faulty intelligence. America purposely invaded this sovereign nation and executed its leader for reasons that I will not speculate on at this moment. Yes, Saddam was a brutal dictator, and he launched a biological attack against his own citizens; however, the irony is cruel when one considers that the U.S. has its own history of brutality against its citizens; engaged in medical genocide against blacks; and exposed the Native Americans and its own citizens with biological agents.


Even if we concede that Saddam was as depraved as the U.S. claimed that he was; this is not a sufficient reason to overthrow him in a United Nations’ led coup d’état and execute him for capital offenses. If so, then which brutal dictator is next? Kim? Ahmadinejad? Medvedev? Hu Jinatao? I mean we can create a list of international leaders that deserve the same fate as Saddam; however, even if brutality against one’s citizens and neighbors is the litmus test for being overthrown, the United States is in no moral position to make such judgments if one considers…

Bianca Jurca on May 4, 2013 enjoying herself !!!!

· Slavery;

· Genocide of the Native Americans;

· The Tuskegee syphilis experiment where the National Institutes of Health (formerly the Public Health Services) violated every medical protocol using African American men as laboratory animals to study the effect that syphilis had on them (some believe that the U.S. injected the black men with syphilis, but I have not found such in my research);

· The military’s human radiation experiments;

· The Gulf of Tonkin incident that illegally expanded the War in Vietnam;

· The U.S. military has yet to explain why it was secretly watching Dr. Martin Luther King on the day he was assassinated (Extremely troubling!!);

· The overthrow by the Eisenhower administration of the Iranian Prime Minister, Mohammad Mosaddegh;

· The overthrow of Chile’s democratically elected president, Salvador Allende, by the Nixon Administration;

· Watergate;

· The October Surprise when George H.W. Bush secretly tampered with the 1980 presidential elections by securing an agreement with Iran to release the hostages after the elections; and

· The Iran-Contra Affair.