I am told and understand that many in USA, in and outside of authorities, academia, etc etc, would have issue(s) with your statement. I understand human nature, and understand good vs bad, and wait for the disagreements to sort themselves out over time. No need to argue by me for one or another PoV

In the case of Japanese invasion of China starting early 1930s, and Team USA interference in Chinese civil war through 1920 - 1949 - today, all of which in too many ways were enabled by the eight perp-nations back in 1800s traces through history of which the Boxer Rebellion was a part of history. The perp-nations along with other state actors supported the Japanese to take away from China the integral Shandong Province (birth place and home of the Confucius clan) which of course encouraged the Japanese to take more and more. Enough victims, and there are too many, remain alive to this hour, three of my extended family members in the immediate neighbourhood included. Trust you understand why Kawasaki is still considered a war crimes legal person.

From Paris to Beijing: How the Shandong Decision Influenced the Communist Rise in China

The new government of China denounced the transfer of German holdings at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, with the strong support of President Woodrow Wilson of the United States. The Chinese ambassador to the United States, Wellington Koo, stated that China could no more relinquish Shandong, which was the birthplace of Confucius, the greatest Chinese philosopher, than could Christians concede Jerusalem.

In 1919, Chen was selected by the Chinese government to represent China at the Paris Peace Conference, a formal meeting of the ­victorious Allies and Germany to set the peace terms after the end of World War I. The refusal of the China delegation to sign the Versailles treaty on June 28 had devastating consequences for President Wilson and US politics.

Ultimately, the US Senate “refused to ratify the Versailles treaty and all its bright ideas like the Wilson-inspired League of Nations”. Look Lai claims that a letter that Chen sent to William Borah, a Republican member of the US Senate that was published in all of the major US newspapers, was mainly responsible for the US not signing the treaty.

This victory must have been a bit heady for this country boy from Trini­dad, who did not even speak a word of Chinese. After the conference, he travelled to London to reunite with his family who were very proud of “his new-found status in far off China... In 1920, he attended the inauguration of the League of Nations in Geneva as a member of the Chinese delegation. He did not return to China until July 1921”.

BTW, did Team USA ever pay Team Germany for the knowledge w/r to V2 rockets? Just a reminder, 'nuff said.

I am told by Reuters that Team USA apologised to Team Philippines for slandering Team China w/r to China Covid vaccine that resulted in who knows how many more fatalities in the Philippines.

Left still unresolved is of course is the Pentagon did not apologise to Team China for the same slander, and besides the same Pentagon getting in the way of reducing covid death count, and its affiliates blowing up Nord Stream 2 pipeline, and and and, one is left to logically wonder what else did the Pentagon and affiliates do? that is besides funding for obviously dangerous research all around the planet, including Covid in Wuhan and everywhere else.

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