This is the caption title from Winter Soldiers.

I know, it is causing a stir in America right now...

Watched a couple of videos on some of the testimonies. And even though I say to these vets -- you are courageous to speak up and out, I would also like to say FINALLY

But I would like to add --Did it take you well over 3 million Iraqis dead (since 1991) to realize the racism of your country ?

And I want to continue adding, and ask --Did it really have to take over 1.3 million innocent Iraqis dead, the total plundering and destruction of a sovereign nation, over 4 million exiled, over 2 million widows, 5 million orphans, and I could go on and on... Did it have to take all of that for you to realize what you have just realized?

And I want to say to you that what you have described is not the full truth, not the full picture, not the full horror of what you have inflicted on an innocent people who have not harmed you in any way.

And even though the applause is giving you some pride now and makes you feel a little good about yourselves, we're still stuck in an endless dark tunnel, since your mates are continuing what you have left undone...

And you can't say you did not know. You can't say you were unaware. Vietnam and its share of vets were/are there to remind you. But you chose to go ahead anyways...

And you will give a million excuses why you did. And am sure some will pat you on the back and tell you it's ok -- now that you are a reformed being.

But I will not buy your excuses.

And in a few decades, all will be forgotten. By then you would have overcome your PTSD, gotten married, raised a family and continued with your lives...leaving Iraq as some bad dream behind you.

But our orphans will remain orphans and the memory of those you raped, tortured and murdered will remain alive along with the grief.

As for the Iraqis with no conscience, with no morals and no dignity, who applauded your presence and continue to do so, they are as guilty as you are if not more...

The only difference is that they sold their country and you believed you were serving yours.