American Troops Kill Children in Cowardly Attack

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Originally Posted by Breukelen advocaat

Regarding Native Americans and Eskimos: The United States did NOT try to "exterminate........by poisoning and shooting". This is totally false. If we had done this, there wouldn't be any around today.

There were wars between the U.S. Government and tribes, renegades, and outright criminals from the Native American community, and sometimes the Indains were right - but we did NOT deliberatly use poison against them.


http://famous.adoption.com/famous/au...-children.html
â??For several decades from the 1920s to the 1960s, the Australian government operated a deliberate policy of cultural genocide.â?¦â?¦â?¦.a very similar, if marginally less harsh, policy was operated by the US government against Native American and Alaskan Native Children, and with the same outcome. Both countries had previously tried simply to exterminate their native peoples by poisoning and shootingâ?�

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Well that's what the aritcle saids so whether you want to take that in or not is up to you.:confused:

And second of all it doesn't apply to jews it's a religion not a race Breukelen advocaat.This is what genocide means The systematic and planned extermination of an entire national, racial, political, or ethnic group.:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Miss Green

And second of all it doesn't apply to jews it's a religion not a race Breukelen advocaat.This is what genocide means The systematic and planned extermination of an entire national, racial, political, or ethnic group.:thumbsup:

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Judaism is a religion. Jews, including many that are not religous, are an ethnic group. If you check medical research sites, you will find that there are certain diseases and conditions, such as ovarian and breast cancers, that are many times higher among Jews than other groups. They are not the only ethnic group that has a higher incidence of certain medical problems or characteristics - most do. In the case of Jews, it is mostly because their gene pool was limited for various reasons - such as societies' not allowing them to breed with people other than Jews.

There are only four "races", and people can have genetic markers from more than one:
Indo-European
Native American
East Asian
African