The truth about Truman’s bombing Japan

[AZrailwhale]

Then why the hell would they care about the atomic bombs? You've watched too much anime. Everyone alive in the 1940s was human just like we are today. Get your shit together.

Except the Japanese didn’t and don’t view life as westerners do. Suicide is a perfectly acceptable alternative to dishonor.

 

[DudleySmith]

Japan attacked multiple countries and was at war. How are sanctions against a nation at war, ridiculous?

For the likes of the Gippers and Unkotares, only Americans are 'war mongering racist's, the Japanese were just hapless innocent hobbit like fairies spreading joy and happiness to all of Asia, until the Evul Amurkins jumped on them for no reason and killed them for fun. I.e. they're feckless morons.

 

[elektra]

So much of what you know is wrong. Japan was more than willing to surrender months before the bombs dropped. They only asked Dirty Harry not to hang the emperor, which he gladly agreed to AFTER he committed his heinous war crime.

Are you also completely unaware of the many military leaders and officials who at the time said the bombs were unnecessary?

Are you also unaware of Truman’s desire to intimidate Uncle Joe with the a-bombs, even though he knew about the bombs before Dirty Harry did? All thanks to FDR having an administration full of Soviet spies.

Yet you continue to unquestioningly support the corrupt State.

This is the fiurth time of you repeating your opinion without saying who you are talking about.

 

[elektra]

Read the thread. I started it almost four years ago. You won’t regret it. Staying uninformed is a terrible thing.

I did read your thread and I proved your opening cut/paste was from a dopehead

Just thought after four years you may of learned something and could respond

 

[elektra]

It’s clear no? Truman is a ******* war criminal. The bombs were entirely unnecessary. Japan had been trying to surrender for months. They only asked that the emperor be spared. Truman mass murdered thousands of defenseless women and children merely to show off US power. Sick ****!

Tell us how they asked this, when and where.

Or do you simply believe out of your own hatred towards our great country

 

[elektra]

Think about it. Think hard.

You dont have any answers to your opinion, I dont need to think about that. You have demonstrated your lack of knowledge perfectly

 

[elektra]

He’s referring to the Sino-Japanese war that started in 1936. There was plenty of popular support for the sanctions against Japan. FDR didn’t want to fight Japan, he wanted to fight Germany who he thought was Far more dangerous. Everyone underestimated the Japanese and thought they would back down and end their aggression against China in the face of crippling sanctions.

Gipper has demonstrated he has no knowledge outside of his opinion which he can not support.

 

[gipper]

You dont have any answers to your opinion, I dont need to think about that. You have demonstrated your lack of knowledge perfectly

Lol. You’ve been informed, but continue to play dumb.

Here is a good book for you, by a member who regularly posts here. You’ve likely been informed of this book by him in other threads on this topic but in typical fashion, refused to learn.

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The Real Infamy of Pearl Harbor: Separating Fact from Fiction about the "Unprovoked and Dastardly Attack" Kindle Edition​

by Michael Griffith (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

He stated the following in a post…

Isn't it curious that FDR's favorite Navy ship, the USS Indianapolis, was ordered to leave Pearl Harbor less than 48 hours before the attack, and that the ship left in such a rush that it left without most of its crew? Neither of the two explanations for the ship's strange, rushed departure make any sense. One story says the ship was sent to take supplies to Johnston Island. The other story says the ship was sent to do bombardment training. Well, why would a heavy cruiser be suddenly dispatched to take supplies when there were plenty of transport ships to do so? And why would a routine supply mission require such a rushed, frenzied departure that would leave most of the crew behind? The bombardment training story is equally nonsensical. You don't do bombardment training at the last minute, and you certainly don't do it with most of your crew left behind

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Lol. You’ve been informed, but continue to play dumb.

Here is a good book for you, by a member who regularly posts here. You’ve likely been informed of this book by him in other threads on this topic but in typical fashion, refused to learn.

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The Real Infamy of Pearl Harbor: Separating Fact from Fiction about the "Unprovoked and Dastardly Attack" Kindle Edition​

by Michael Griffith (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

He stated the following in a post…

Isn't it curious that FDR's favorite Navy ship, the USS Indianapolis, was ordered to leave Pearl Harbor less than 48 hours before the attack, and that the ship left in such a rush that it left without most of its crew? Neither of the two explanations for the ship's strange, rushed departure make any sense. One story says the ship was sent to take supplies to Johnston Island. The other story says the ship was sent to do bombardment training. Well, why would a heavy cruiser be suddenly dispatched to take supplies when there were plenty of transport ships to do so? And why would a routine supply mission require such a rushed, frenzied departure that would leave most of the crew behind? The bombardment training story is equally nonsensical. You don't do bombardment training at the last minute, and you certainly don't do it with most of your crew left behind

LOL so FDR knew of the attack and even knew the date of said attack? But no one else knew right?

 

[gipper]

LOL so FDR knew of the attack and even knew the date of said attack? But no one else knew right?

Please get informed before posting. Your posts are so ignorant and uninformed.

Are you related to Obama? Is this why you consistently post strawman arguments?

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Please get informed before posting. Your posts are so ignorant and uninformed.

Are you related to Obama? Is this why you consistently post strawman arguments?

**** off you retard.

 

[elektra]

Lol. You’ve been informed, but continue to play dumb.

Here is a good book for you, by a member who regularly posts here. You’ve likely been informed of this book by him in other threads on this topic but in typical fashion, refused to learn.

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Michael T. Griffith
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The Real Infamy of Pearl Harbor: Separating Fact from Fiction about the "Unprovoked and Dastardly Attack" Kindle Edition​

by Michael Griffith (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

He stated the following in a post…

Isn't it curious that FDR's favorite Navy ship, the USS Indianapolis, was ordered to leave Pearl Harbor less than 48 hours before the attack, and that the ship left in such a rush that it left without most of its crew? Neither of the two explanations for the ship's strange, rushed departure make any sense. One story says the ship was sent to take supplies to Johnston Island. The other story says the ship was sent to do bombardment training. Well, why would a heavy cruiser be suddenly dispatched to take supplies when there were plenty of transport ships to do so? And why would a routine supply mission require such a rushed, frenzied departure that would leave most of the crew behind? The bombardment training story is equally nonsensical. You don't do bombardment training at the last minute, and you certainly don't do it with most of your crew left behind

Presenting a book, without quoting from the book proves this topic is beyond your level of education.

It is clear if gimper knew anything you would of made a comment othet than stating, it is in my thread.

Hahahaha, grifter the charltan who has done no real research other than to reference other revisionists work.

I tore that prick up in his thread. Not one of his opinions was he able to substantiate.

And now you prove you can not substantiate your own thread

 

[Unkotare]

Because the nukes negated the plan. There were going to be next to no American casualties so no chance of getting a favorable peace out of a bloodbath. That’s why the Mikado blinked and surrendered,there was no longer any benefit to prolonging the war.

You're making no sense.

 

[Unkotare]

Except the Japanese didn’t and don’t view life as westerners do. ....

Don't be stupid.

 

[Unkotare]

For the likes of the Gippers and Unkotares, only Americans are 'war mongering racist's, the Japanese were just hapless innocent hobbit like fairies spreading joy and happiness to all of Asia,...

When you have to resort to idiotic lies, you prove that you have run out of rational argument.

 

[Unkotare]

This is the fiurth [sic] time ....

The what now?

 

[Mac-7]

Because the nukes negated the plan. There were going to be next to no American casualties so no chance of getting a favorable peace out of a bloodbath. That’s why the Mikado blinked and surrendered,there was no longer any benefit to prolonging the war.

The Japanese military wanted fight to the last man, woman and child while killing as many Americans as possible

They believed that it was the only honorable thing to do

 

[Unkotare]

The Japanese military wanted fight to the last man, woman and child .....

Ridiculous, and if that cartoon notion were true why would they have cared about the atomic bombing at all?

 

[Mac-7]

Ridiculous, and if that cartoon notion were true why would they have cared about the atomic bombing at all?

You really dont know ANYTHING about this subject

The japanese military were not suitably impressed by the bomb

But civilians in the government particularly the emperor were shocked and ready to surrender

Normally Hirohito had no authority over decision making

But in this case he was the deciding factor between war and surrender

 

[RetiredGySgt]

You really dont know ANYTHING about this subject

The japanese military were not suitably impressed by the bomb

But civilians in the government particularly the emperor were shocked and ready to surrender

Normally Hirohito had no authority over decision making

But in this case he was the deciding factor between war and surrender

LOL don't bother with reality to this fool he doesn't deal in it, He doesn't even realize that after the emperor surrendered the Army staged a coup to stop it, nor does he accept the reality that the army never agreed to surrender.