Hiroshima 80 years later

[egp320i]

 

[fncceo]

And not a single giant lizard or insect in sight.

I’m not angry, just disappointed.

 

[fncceo]

Pearl Harbor 2024

 

[Concerned American]

Hiroshima target of the atomic bomb -- T-Bridge and City Hall. Bomb was detonated 60 feet above city hall--adjacent T-bridge was the target. Aug. 6, 1945

 

[toobfreak]

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Wow, when will the Japanese ever learn? The entire city leveled flat like a parking lot and what do they do? They rebuild it into a beautiful new bustling city.

Now contrast that to the USA--- Los Angeles has the entire city of Palisades and Malibu leveled by fire flat as a pancake, but instead they do the right thing and first tie up clean up through endless environmental regulations, then they tie up property repair and rebuilding through massive bureaucratic restrictions, to finally just seize al of the property through eminent domain loopholes to take the property from its owners to be rebuilt as apartment buildings for illegal migrants!

 

[Concerned American]

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IIRC, Peace Memorial Park is in the center of the bottom photo, city hall ruins are in the lower center of bottom of the photo and the museum is the long building above the grassy area.

 

[luiza]

Hiroshima target of the atomic bomb -- T-Bridge and City Hall. Bomb was detonated 60 feet above city hall--adjacent T-bridge was the target. Aug. 6, 1945

Or was it ?

Where did the Uranium magically appear from ?
They simply did not have enough U235 and by a huge amount .

And why does the establishment narrative never mention that Germany tested the A-Bomb first on 20 000 Jews on a Baltic coast island and then released one on the Russians on the eastern front .

A wonderful area for research and it looks almost certain that we have been fed yet another series of historical lies .

And for Deniers .
Answer the questions rather than start whining about tin foil hats

 

[Concerned American]

And for Deniers .

Seems you are the only one denying. Have you been there? Seen the devastation? Run along.

 

[toobfreak]

Seems you are the only one denying. Have you been there? Seen the devastation? Run along.

I'll say this: While I do not fault Truman for dropping the bomb (I had an uncle die at Pearl Harbor), I can't say I'm real happy to see innocent people suffer. Recently, I caught an interview of a survivor of Hiroshima, I guess she was just a little girl at the time, maybe in school or something, I'm not sure how she survived unscathed (or maybe she has just healed in the interim) as apparently everyone around her died and was incinerated, but I was taken by her description of some of the things she saw.

She was near a window when the bomb detonated, and what I found interesting was that she said that all of a sudden, there was this bright blue light outside and she saw everything going up.

Another thing she saw that took me back was one of the survivors walking around after the detonation: he was walking around with his eyeballs out, holding them in his hands.

Nuclear war is a terrible thing and I hope to god it never happens again.

 

[Zincwarrior]

And not a single giant lizard or insect in sight.

Thats what they want you to think. The truth is out there!

 

[Concerned American]

I'll say this: While I do not fault Truman for dropping the bomb (I had an uncle die at Pearl Harbor), I can't say I'm real happy to see innocent people suffer. Recently, I caught an interview of a survivor of Hiroshima, I guess she was just a little girl at the time, maybe in school or something, I'm not sure how she survived unscathed (or maybe she has just healed in the interim) as apparently everyone around her died and was incinerated, but I was taken by her description of some of the things she saw.

She was near a window when the bomb detonated, and what I found interesting was that she said that all of a sudden, there was this bright blue light outside and she saw everything going up.

Another thing she saw that took me back was one of the survivors walking around after the detonation: he was walking around with his eyeballs out, holding them in his hands.

Nuclear war is a terrible thing and I hope to god it never happens again.

I was born in Tokyo six years and 24 days after the bombing and I've returned in the interim. WWII had enough blame to go around for everyone and I hope we never see a repeat. That being said, I don't believe the dropping of the bombs was necessary. Japan was virtually in defeat and their gov't was in session trying to find a way to exit the war and save face. I believe the US wanted to test the bomb in a real life situation. This is evidenced by the fact that we used two differently configured bombs for Hiroshima and Nagasaki. No one will really ever know, but that is the conclusion I've come to after seeing the devastation and reading a few works on it. A good easy read on the event is "Hiroshima" by John Hershey. He traveled to the area while the ashes were still warm and published the book in 1946. It is informative.

 

[luiza]

Seems you are the only one denying. Have you been there? Seen the devastation? Run along.

You Sheeple never do your research .
The damage was all wrong --- see intact / part intact buildings .
Top experts suggest it was consistent with extreme Fire damage -- Dresden but worse .
Radiation levels also wrong , as were follow up assessments of supposed radioactive diseases , If it was as actually claimed .

First research before simply swallowing official narratives .

BTW , And what about the third bomb which did not detonate ? Bet you had never been aware of that .

 

[22lcidw]

I'll say this: While I do not fault Truman for dropping the bomb (I had an uncle die at Pearl Harbor), I can't say I'm real happy to see innocent people suffer. Recently, I caught an interview of a survivor of Hiroshima, I guess she was just a little girl at the time, maybe in school or something, I'm not sure how she survived unscathed (or maybe she has just healed in the interim) as apparently everyone around her died and was incinerated, but I was taken by her description of some of the things she saw.

She was near a window when the bomb detonated, and what I found interesting was that she said that all of a sudden, there was this bright blue light outside and she saw everything going up.

Another thing she saw that took me back was one of the survivors walking around after the detonation: he was walking around with his eyeballs out, holding them in his hands.

Nuclear war is a terrible thing and I hope to god it never happens again.

I believe before WW 2 there was an effort to stop the destruction of cities and mass killing of civilians. It changed. Now we all are in the crosshairs of WMD's.

 

[evenflow1969]

Wow, when will the Japanese ever learn? The entire city leveled flat like a parking lot and what do they do? They rebuild it into a beautiful new bustling city.

Now contrast that to the USA--- Los Angeles has the entire city of Palisades and Malibu leveled by fire flat as a pancake, but instead they do the right thing and first tie up clean up through endless environmental regulations, then they tie up property repair and rebuilding through massive bureaucratic restrictions, to finally just seize al of the property through eminent domain loopholes to take the property from its owners to be rebuilt as apartment buildings for illegal migrants!

It's not environmental regs slowing the process. It's the soil and topo. I designed some terraced parking lots out there years ago. The area has to be terraced due to topo and it is prone to mudslides. After a a large fire it is even more prone to mud slides. The root systems of the plants is what holds the soil together. Way harder area to design and build in. Not to mention all this has to be earth quake resistant. Took me well over twice as long to complete projects out there as opposed to Ohio. North West Ohio can be difficult to design heavy structures such as sky scrapers and bridges due to all the sand stone base that exists. I worked on a thirty span bridge that was a nightmare to figure out due to the sand stone.

 

[toobfreak]

It's not environmental regs slowing the process. It's the soil and topo. I designed some terraced parking lots out there years ago. The area has to be terraced due to topo and it is prone to mudslides. After a a large fire it is even more prone to mud slides. The root systems of the plants is what holds the soil together. Way harder area to design and build in. Not to mention all this has to be earth quake resistant. Took me well over twice as long to complete projects out there as opposed to Ohio. North West Ohio can be difficult to design heavy structures such as sky scrapers and bridges due to all the sand stone base that exists. I worked on a thirty span bridge that was a nightmare to figure out due to the sand stone.

Yep, I know the area. In other words, these are places that probably never should have been developed and used the way they were, but these LA/Hollywood people prize these locations with the radical, folded, up/down hilly locations created from the San Andreas slip fault for their exotic nature and privacy.

When finished, the stuff sure LOOKS good, and there is a certain "exclusivity" to it all.

Just north of this area is a lot of goat buttes once owned by Fox Ranch where they shot a lot of movies and TV shows like M*A*S*H, Kung Fu, etc.

 

[evenflow1969]

Yep, I know the area. In other words, these are places that probably never should have been developed and used the way they were, but these LA/Hollywood people prize these locations with the radical, folded, up/down hilly locations created from the San Andreas slip fault for their exotic nature and privacy.

When finished, the stuff sure LOOKS good, and there is a certain "exclusivity" to it all.

Just north of this area is a lot of goat buttes once owned by Fox Ranch where they shot a lot of movies and TV shows like M*A*S*H, Kung Fu, etc.

Malibu is a design nightmare. You can add in ocean hydrology and wind sheer into it yes the rich like to out their crap where it should not be. This is all over the US. They want their lake front homes on natural lakes. Then bitch about fertilizer run off creating algae issues. Well typically natural lakes have marshlands and swamps that work as a natural filter. They drained these and built houses. Then they wonder why their drinking water source gets algae. Restore the swamps and marshlands they won't have that issue. The other thing they could do is build some shallow channels introduce a bunch of duck weed and infect the main body of water with zebra muscles. I am not a biologist so I am not sure what a non native species of zebra muscles does to the whole system but would certainly reduce the algae issues.

 

[MayorQuimby]

The truth is, the bombs didn't need to be dropped, but the top US government, which was J*wish-controlled even back then, wanted to see what the bombs would do, so they did not prevent the Japanese from perpetrating attacks on Americans, so that they could get people in an outrage. They then acted like they were dropping the bombs because that's what Americans wanted.

I have no proof, but Pearl Harbor was also allowed to happen. Probably through the CIA, which was also J*wish-controlled. They knew about the attack in advance, but they let it happen, because they wanted an excuse to go to war against Japan. And they wanted this because they wanted an excuse for US to go to war with Hitler's Germany.

9-11 was also well-known in advance by the CIA. They let it happen just like last time, because there was a lot of anti-war sentiment. They let the airplane fly into the building, made sure there was no way out, and that there was fire, and that people would have to choose to either jump to their death, or be burned to death. So, they jumped, because it was less painful. And then, someone, who was either a J*w, or an agent from Israel, just happened to have his camera out, ready to film the towers, on some random day, even though nothing unusual was going on at all and it was extremely unlikely for anyone to just happen to be doing that. They captured the footage of people jumping to their deaths, so that this would whip up Americans into a pro-war frenzy, and then send troops to fight, predictably, Israel's enemies.


And people ask me why I hate J*ws so much. And it is because they literally cause extreme levels of suffering wherever they go. I read an article in a major scientific magazine about 25 years ago or so, it was a really major publication, sorry I forgot the name, but I remember an article that bore an unmistakably Israeli university's name, where the scientists literally caused pain to an animal till it died, and they then cut open its brain, and studied it. They found that extreme levels of pain caused the brain to grow big. I did not make this up. Anybody who still has the paper version of their scientific magazine from about 25 years or so, can look it up and see that I am telling the truth.

I truly believe that J*ws are Evil. And if I am right, then such Evil needs to be stopped. I don't care if I get murdered. Evil needs to be stopped.

 

[Unkotare]

Was the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the US in WW2 justified?

For years debate has raged over whether the US was right to drop two atomic bombs on Japan during the final weeks of the Second World War. The first bomb, dropped on the city of Hiroshima on 6 August 1945, resulted in a total death toll of around 140,000. The second, which hit Nagasaki on 9...

www.historyextra.com

 

[whitehall]

The media was part of the FDR/Truman government at the time and the media writes the history books so don't expect fair treatment for the Japanese citizens of Nagasaki and Hiroshima today. Japanese Bushido holdouts knew they were defeated prior to the Atomic Bombs and they were desperately trying to negotiate surrender terms with Stalin at the time that included not executing the emperor but Truman lived up to the possibly demented FDR instructions that there would include nothing but unconditional surrender. The emperor's life was spared after the bombing. The science eggheads take no historical responsibility for the monster they created but like the fictional Frankenstein monster of old they were desperate to use their doomsday creation on humans. The fix was already in with a rube habadasher clerk finding himself president in April of 1945 would work so they conned Truman to give the OK to drop the thing on Japanese civilians in June when it must have been clear that the Missouri senator didn't have a freaking clue. Just like the extermination of the American Indian that is so in vogue today, the wholesale killing of civilians to achieve a military victory during WW2 is a sin that the U.S. needs to admit and account for.