following the genocide the us supported the government of the guy who led the genocide general suharto apparently they were fine with the part of his resume that said genocide you know enjoys golfing genocide. he would rule indonesia for the next thirty years and considering how hard we are on corrupt cruel regimes around the world you know i like look we will not stand for human rights abuses you hear our politicians all the time we will not stand for human rights abuses in less we're doing them ourselves that is the difference there right any a gun you hear someone a government say they're upset about human rights abuses. just do it is like you like a hot dog vendor angry that another guy is selling hot dogs on that block. would we're doing the human rights abuses or i get out of our racket go sell homemade jewelry or sell it. anyway since we are not ok with horrible dictators and since we supported suharto for thirty years one must assume he changed his ways right since the one nine hundred sixty five genocide well transparency international calls the most corrupt a leader in modern

that military was backed by the administration of president lyndon johnson and led by general suharto, who would go on to rule indonesia for decades. in memos made public on tuesday, u.s. embassy officials cheered reports describing the slaughter and indiscriminate killings of indonesians. one memo from late 1965 read -- "generally victims are taken out of populous areas before being killed and bodies are buried rather than thrown in river." historians have already established that the u.s. provided the indonesian army with financial, military and intelligence support at the time of the mass killings. back in the united states, president trump's dominant for drug czar tom marino withdrew from consideration tuesday after a washington post/60 minutes investigation found he let drug industry -- drug industry-backed effort to weaken federal government's ability to crack down on the opioid epidemic. the bill, backed by marino, made it nearly impossible for the dea to keep large quantities of prescription opioid pain pills off the black market. in a tweet, president trump acknowledged marin