Iraqis, Afghanis Don't, as Vietnamese, Koreans Didn't, Fight Well For US Against Their Own

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Underreported are the unheeded angry and indignant pronouncements from the legislatures and even presidents of both occupied nations who demand a halt of this unacceptably high loss of civilian life from missiles and huge bombs. Yet, these pleas and denunciations come from the very governments installed under U.S. occupation.

“God bless America,” repeat the TV anchors to the indifferent majority of 'not-my-problem - what-can-I-do' American citizens taught to neither have time for, nor interest in, the millions of lives lost for having gotten 'in harms way' of the constantly acclaimed heroic U.S. military.

Quite incredibly, these same anchors and news commentators are outspoken in decrying the uncooperativeness of the surviving population in occupied countries, who are understandably unwilling to follow the bidding of their occupiers.

Ask that anti-occupation desires of the inhabitants of occupied nations be respected, and their position reported in the media.

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