The US (and Israel) - A Mass Murder for Every Day of the Year ?

[abduLMaria]

On July 4 we hear BS about the "Land of the Free Home of the Brave."

I find that tiresome.

I started making a mental list of Mass Murders committed by the US - or tolerated, e.g. the USS Liberty.

When you count up all the incidents - My Lai Massacre, Gulf of Tonkin incident, the Highway of Death (Iraq War 1), shoot down of the Iranian airliner (July 3, 1988) - DAMN there's a lot of them.

Purim Day Feb 27 1991 Highway of Death, US murders 100,000+ retreating Iraqi soldiers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highway_of_Death


March 16, 1968
My Lai Massacre
https://www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war/my-lai-massacre-1


July 3, 1988
shoot down of the Iranian airliner
https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2021/07/02/how-the-downing-of-iran-air-flight-655-still-influences-us-iran-enmity


Gulf of Tonkin incident
August 2, 1964.
Used as the reason for the entire Vietnamese military build-up.
A young Admiral James Stockdale was the senior flyer at Gulf of Tonkin.
In his autobiography, he describes how there was not a single North Vietnamese anything in sight, and that the were ordered to fire on "open water", AKA the ocean.


It's kind of a Grim Task, but I have a feeling that the US has committed Mass Murders (or tolerated them on behalf of Israel) - every single day of the year.

What US military incidents am I forgetting ?  Obviously there's been a lot of them since the US started it's Terror War.