Attacks on embassies in wake of anti-Islamic film a result of U.S. wars, double standards, lawlessness

A wave of anger that saw British, German and American embassies in Khartoum attacked by rioters swept across the Muslim world with violent scenes playing out on streets from north Africa to south-east Asia.

In all, there were protests in at least 23 nations, stretching from Morocco to Indonesia and from London to Mogadishu, Somalia.

U.S. officials took pains to separate American policies from the explosion of violence. You have to be starved of history to believe that.