A company of American soldiers massacred 300-500 innocent men, women, and little kids in the South Vietnamese hamlet of My Lai in 1968. Although admissions have been made confessing that the murder took place, and there are countless witnesses, no one has been brought to justice for this crime. President Nixon pardoned the one soldier convicted and no other convictions took place. How can our country turn a blind eye, even after decades, to the massacre of children, babies, women and children? This matter cries out for justice, even if it is late. If nothing else, some settlement to the survivors from our government for the crimes committed by our soldiers.
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