I agree with you, which is why I said we do bear some blame for our current problems. But to say the Islamofacists (a group that I know for a fact does not contain all Muslims, because I have some Muslim friends) are anti-American because of our actions simply isn't true. That's why the attacks on those other countries and religions are important to note.It's also at least possible that those suggesting that perhaps US foreign policy has played some part in fostering the anti-American sentiment that leads to attacks were only referring to attacks on America and American interests. Just a thought.
Only if you believe those other religions and nations brought those attacks upon themselves can you legitimately claim that the Islamofacists are anti-American because of America's actions. That would be the only consistent way to explain why the Islamofacists are anti-American, anti-Hindu, anti-Russian, anti-Phillippino, anti-Buddhist, anti-Spanish, anti-Dutch, anti-French, anti-British, anti-Indonesian, etc. The fallacy of such a belief is self-evident.
A more logical way to find the true blame is to identify the common denominator: Islamofacism.