The US is now the greatest killer and murderer of the modern age.

During the Vietnam War, the US pillaged, burned and slaughtered

with unrestrained gusto and on one day in March 1968 at a place
called My Lai, the whole world truly got a taste of this very
unrestrained lust for great murder and mass slaughter.
Up to 500 helpless human beings were slaughtered by the well-fed
and well-armed US army soldiers who moved into the small hamlet
called My Lai in Quang Ngai province of then South Vietnam during
the morning of March 16 1968 ostensibly to fight the enemy. My Lai
is actually part of a larger area or village called Son My.
Just before the US soldiers entered the area, they were given very
clear and specific orders to 'burn the houses, kill the livestock
and close the village wells for good'.
The US soldiers were also told that by 'morning all vilagers
would have left for the local marketplace' and thus anyone found
staying behind or loitering around was an enemy and had to be
wiped out.
On the morning of March 16 the US soldiers arrived but detected no
enemy combatants. Still, they thought that the enemy could be hiding
somewhere and thus the US soldiers sprayed bullets at all places
where it was thought someone or something could be hiding.
Several civilians were killed on the spot but it did not stop
the US soldiers. The lack of any kind of resistance only caused
the US soldiers to go into an uncontrollable shooting frenzy.
They began to throw grenades as well and used their bayonets
against domestic animals and pets too.
When the soldiers stumbled on civilians huddling together inside
the huts the murderous US soldiers shot all on the spot. Babies,
children, the old and the elderly, women were all mowed down.
Anyone who ran out even with their hands on their heads were
shot immediately. (Jap soldiers of WW2 fame would have readily
expressed unreserved admiration for such brotherly executioners).
Many young women and girls caught alive by the US soldiers were
taken to a suitable corner and gang-raped and afterwards killed.
Their bodies were mutilated with possibly some of them still
gasping for breath as the US soldiers went about their work.
Some of the US soldiers tortured their victims and carved their
bodies before executing them and throwing the torsos afterwards
into a ditch.
By late morning, word of the horrors taking place in the area
began to reach certain officers and a ceasefire was immediately
ordered. But by then huge numbers of bodies were strew all over
the village. One soldier named Calley was personally responsible
for killing scores of people. His men had actually rounded up
a large group of villagers and ordered them to strip naked. When
they refused, one soldier fired a grenade launcher at them,
killing them all on the spot. Others were dragged out of hiding
and used for repeated and openly wild shooting sessions.
The men controlled by Calley then went over all those lying on
the ground and duly finished off those still groaning and crying.
Such was the great bravery and sense of soldier's responsiblity
on the part of the US Army soldiers.
The soldiers actually spread to nearby hamlets and did the very
same thing to all the living creatures found there. Afterwards
the huts were set on fire and everything was smashed to pieces.
A helicopter crew who overflew the area caught sight of the scene
and the carnage below and reported it to their superior. Despite
this little hiccup, the overall US commander in South Vietnam
soon congratulated the US soldiers for an 'outstanding job' and
was mighty 'pleased with the reported body count'. Such a situation
was soon to be repeated many times over in Vietnam and eleswhere
in the many coming years.
The report of possible atrocities in My Lai eventually resulted
in an initial investigation being made. A summary of the actions
stated that only 'twenty civilians' were accidentally killed. In
the end it was still a legitimate military operation with no
illegal behaviour by the US soldiers. Case closed.
However, six months later a soldier wrote a letter to the new US
commander for South Vietnam and detailed the string of atrocities
committed by the US soldiers against Vietnamese civilians. Again,
an investigation was ordered. Again, the investigation summary
found nothing that was illegal or wrong and instead wrote about
the very 'excellent relations between Vietnamese civilians and US
soldiers'.
Dead people certainly can tell no tales and the carnage at My Lai
would never have been known had it not been for another soldier
who one year later wrote letters to Richard Nixon and many other
members of the US Congress detailing the very unspeakable horrors
that took place at My Lai. The letters were all ignored except
for one written to the representative from Arizona.
A new investigation was initiated and finally Calley and several
others were charged and brought to trial. Very typically, most
of the charges were quickly dropped and the names of almost all
the accused were duly removed from the charge sheet.
But finally after several months, Calley was convicted of ordering
the killing of civilians in My Lai on March 29 1971, three years
after the carnage in My Lai. Incredulously, despite the massive
numbers of dead people, only Calley alone was found guilty. Such
is the very high level of US justice and US moral standards.
Definitely, the US now has the right to lecture the whole world
and teach everyone how to walk.
Calley was sentenced to life imprisonment but was immediately
released and let free to make an appeal. Calley later served
four and a half months in prison for his role in the carnage
at My Lai and walked out a free man in September 1975.
Calley is still alive today and now says that he was just merely
following orders given by upper levels when he participated in
the killings and tortures at My Lai. This recalls the very many
similar episodes in Iraq and even right now, today in abul.
US commanders and political leaders are nothing more than a bunch
of murderers and sickos and sadists but it should not be a surprise
at all given the very violent and very aggressive nature of US
national conduct and behaviour. Today, their leaders are lusting
for the blood of people stretching all across entire continents.
We must stand up and reject their ceaseless demands for military
actions and sanctions and punishments and whatever else they want
that allow them to unrestrictedly taste and enjoy human blood.
The US is indeed a very, very murderous nation and its leaders are
all descended from either mass murderers, torturers, rapists,
spouse bashers, plunderers or totally heinous liars. They are
truly very, very EVIL. They are totally unredeemable hypocrites
as well.
WE must never, never forget the US's unbounding capacity to do
very, very extremely great evil. They are really devils through
and through. Always remember it.