The United States and Internationally Prohibited Weapons The Greatest History

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This research deals with the war crimes of the United States of America, which seriously violated all international laws, and are crimes against humanity,

 which used extremely brutal methods in its war on the indigenous population (the Red Indians), Japan, Vietnam, and Iraq using internationally prohibited weapons. America is the only country in human history that used nuclear weapons in its conflict with Japan. It occupied Vietnam and used chemical and biological weapons on its people. They occupied Iraq and used weapons, cluster bombs, and other depleted uranium weapons.

This research also addresses the various effects of the use of internationally prohibited weapons of all kinds, nuclear, chemical, and biological, on humans, the environment, and the economy of the occupying state during destructive wars.

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