According to polls most Americans are indifferent to the carnage that we inflict around the world.
Right now the target of that carnage is Raqqa.

More war in Afghanistan, sure to be a winner this time eh Sherlock?
Steve Bannon leaving explained, looks like mayhem over there at America Frist[sic]
Did the Russians!! Give Trump Hillary's Plan?

Let's play a game. In this game you must spot what these four news articles from this week have in common. Ready?
Let's begin.

From Iraq:

Remember when U.S. Secretary of Defense James ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis announced that we would be using “annihilation tactics” from now on?
Good news. It worked.

One thing we can do is try to shake things up, at least let them know we're watching and we know what they're really doing. Subject them to the real truths and see what they say. Make them respond and get on record their lies and obfuscations. Maybe even make them nervous.

The bloody carnage of the last 16 years across N. Africa, the Levant, through Iraq to the borders of India has brought misery to hundreds of millions. The recent war crimes in Syria at the summit of the crimes committed.

The Global arms trade supplying both sides for profit.
Torture pardoned.
Regime change by various nefarious means.
The bombing of hospitals.
The use of banned weapons.
The crime that is pre-emptive war.
The murder of innocents.

U.S.-coalition aircraft bombed a children's hospital in Mosul today.
This wasn't the first Mosul hospital we bombed.

Three weeks ago we bombed another hospital in Mosul.
The only difference is that the first hospital we knowingly, and intentionally targeted.

You probably weren't aware of this.

It's been a very long time coming, and President Obama's Justice Department tried its best to prevent this day from happening, but an American court will finally get to decide on whether the invasion of Iraq was a war crime.

It's long overdue, but it appears that there will finally be some international oversight of our war crimes. Where it will lead (if anywhere) is unknown.