"Last month, Kyuma irked the U.S. administration by saying the United States was wrong to start the war in       Iraq. He also criticized Washington's handling of the relocation of a U.S. base in Japan."

"Kyuma has angered the United States with a string of comments over the past few months.

As well as saying Washington was wrong to go to war in Iraq he also criticized it for not having a post-war gameplan. He later played down his comments, saying they might have appeared stronger than intended in translation."

"Aso has also criticized U.S. policy in Iraq, with media reports last week quoting him as saying U.S. actions after the initial fighting in 2003 were 'immature.'"

What exactly did these guys say that gives the U.S. the right to feel it has been slighted?


Can't face the truth?