We are not Americans. We are free citizens of India. So please try to brainwash someone else.
Sir,
Your lot has undertaken many more savage expeditions.
Let me start by teaching you, your history;
1. Native Americans
In his book American Holocaust, the US scholar David Stannard documents the greatest acts of genocide the world has ever experienced. In 1492, some 100m native peoples lived in the Americas. By the end of the 19th Century almost all of them had been exterminated. Many died as a result of disease. But the mass extinction was also engineered. In California during the 18th Century the Spanish systematised this extermination. A Franciscan missionary called Junipero Serra set up a series of "missions": in reality concentration camps using slave labour. The native people were herded in under force of arms and made to work in the fields on one fifth of the calories fed to African-American slaves in the 19th century. They died from overwork, starvation and disease at astonishing rates, and were continually replaced, wiping out the indigenous populations. Junipero Serra, the Eichmann of California, was beatified by the Vatican in 1988. He now requires one more miracle to be pronounced a saint. The British who colonised North America wanted land. In New England they surrounded the villages of the native Americans and murdered them as they slept. As genocide spread westwards, it was endorsed at the highest levels. George Washington ordered the total destruction of the homes and land of the Iroquois. Thomas Jefferson declared that his nation's wars with the Indians should be pursued until each tribe "is exterminated or is driven beyond the Mississippi". During the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, troops in Colorado slaughtered unarmed people gathered under a flag of peace, killing children and babies, mutilating all the corpses and keeping their victims' genitals to use as tobacco pouches or to wear on their hats. Theodore Roosevelt called this event 'as rightful and beneficial a deed as ever took place on the frontier.'
2. Vietnam
From 1961 to 1970 more than 20,000 missions that composed Operations "Trail Dust" and "Ranch Hand" dispersed about 13 million gallons of chemicals over five million acres of Vietnam's forests and agricultural lands; southern Laos and Cambodia were sprayed too. To the American military mind, defoliating was a practical solution that disallowed cover to the enemy. To the corporate mind – Dow, Monsanto, Hercules, Uniroyal, Diamond Shamrock, Syntex Agribusiness, and more than two dozen others – manufacturing chemicals provided good ROI: one gallon of liquid cost $7 back then. Moreover, corporations sped up the 2,4,5T manufacturing process so they could produce more, faster. They ignored the partially catalyzed molecule, dioxin, that was a byproduct of the faster process; it remained in Agent Orange (AO). Vietnam's dense southern uplands' forests were sprayed with a range of chemicals signified by color-coded barrels: Agents Blue, Orange, White, Pink, Purple and so on. Areas that the C-123 "Provider" airplanes didn't reach – equal to the size of Rhode Island — were bulldozed with Rome Plows. Today people in vietnam are suffering with conditions ranging from Acute and Subacute Peripheral Neuropathy,AL Amyloidosis, Chloracne (or Similar Acneform Disease), Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (now expanded to B Cell Leukemias), Diabetes Mellitus (Type 2), Hodgkin's Disease, Ischemic Heart Disease, Multiple Myeloma, Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Parkinson's Disease, Porphyria Cutanea Tarda, Prostate Cancer, Respiratory Cancers (of the lung, larynx, trachea, and bronchus), and Soft Tissue Sarcoma. None of these diseases have 100 (ONE HUNDRED PERCENT)% Cure.
3. Phillipines
Americans were responsible for setting up 'reconcentrados' which were nothing but concentration camps. People were told to get everything that they could get including clothes, animals etc and all very concentrated into 1 place. A population living in a 50 square mile area was concentrated into 2 square mile area including their goods and animals. Anyone who was found outside the camp was SHOT.
4. Japan
The infamous Hiroshima Nagasaki atom bombing aside, the US soldiers killed almost all POW who surrendered. Niall Ferguson has documented it that 100 POWs died for every 1 who lived.
5. Yugoslavia
From Wikipedia- The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia reviewed these events, including Human Rights Watch's report, as well as that alleged by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. It concluded "either the law is not sufficiently clear or investigations are unlikely to result in the acquisition of sufficient evidence."