I'll Never Vote for Hillary Clinton

Probably do you more harm than good, but, I agree completely.

I did expect a much greater degree of anger. Actually, the most conservative posters here, who I know are sincerely angered or surprised by my opinion about American military interventionism, have been admirably restrained in their disagreement.

The fear you must live in and with, daily.

I hope you have a lot of support in your personal life oralloy.

I never said she shouldn't be. She can do whatever she wants.

I just group her in with your lunacy now though. Engaging in conversations with her is a lot like engaging in them with you...not very rewarding and always a struggle.

But our defense against the bad guys is nothing to be ashamed of.

Cumings said about 100,000 South Koreans were killed in political violence between 1945 and 1950 and perhaps as many as 200,000 more were killed during the early months of the war. This compares to about 200,000 civilians put to death in Spain in Franco’s political massacres. In all, Korea suffered 3 million civilian dead during the 1950-53 war, more killed than the 2.7 million Japan suffered during all of World War II.

One of the worst atrocities was perpetrated by the South Korean police at the small city of Tae Jun. They executed 7,000 political prisoners while Central Intelligence Agency and U.S. military officials looked on, Cumings said.

To compound the crime, the Pentagon blamed the atrocity on the Communists, Cumings said. “The Joint Chiefs of Staff classified the photographs of it because they make it clear who’s doing it, and they don’t let the photographs out until 1999 when a Korean finally got them declassified.”

To top that off, the historian says, “the Pentagon did a video movie called ‘Crime of Korea’ where you see shots of pits that go on for like a football field, pit after pit of dead people, and (actor) Humphrey Bogart in a voice-over says, ‘someday the Communists will pay for this, someday we’ll get the full totals and believe me we’ll get the exact, accurate totals of the people murdered here and we will make these war criminals pay.’

Now this is a complete reversal of black and white, done as a matter of policy.” Cumings adds that these events represent “a very deep American responsibility for the regime that we promoted, really more than any other in East Asia (and that) was our creation in the late Forties.” Other atrocities, such as the one at No Gun village, Cumings terms “an American massacre of women and children,” which he lays at the feet of the U.S. military.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-korean-war-the-unknown-war-the-coverup-of-us-war-crimes/23742

Your personal life must be hell considering the delusional world you obviously inhabit, oralloy.

Why do they attack us? Please think about the answer.