Terrorism

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The instances you quote seem to be bad leaders harming the people in their

country. This is terrible, of course. The US/UK governments are causing

trouble and warring with other countries for their own gain, not for

altruistic reasons. Unfortunately there are a lot of naive people who cannot

see beyong the propaganda which is pinned to the end of their nose.

 

Jo

 

 

> I agree the US has done some serious damage in it's military adventurism

> over the decades, but by the same token, I think it's a little too pat and

> simplistic to only blame them (or the Brits). I mean, doesn't the Chinese

> Gov. under Chairman Mao have to wear some of the blame for the " great leap

> forward " , when an estimated 20,000,000 peasants died of starvation and

> imprisonment? Doesn't the North Korean Gov. take some of the blame for

> letting it's own people starve, when Sth Korea is so (comparatively)

> wealthy? And don't people like Milosevic have to own up to war crimes they

> and their cohorts committed? By all means, bring the US Gov. to account

for

> it's sins, but don't let other regimes off the hook with their

> responsibility for crimes done in their name.

 

 

 

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