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This post was edited by edisonone at 2012-10-17 08:59
arthurborges Post time: 2012-10-16 21:56 
Yep, there was no military justification for dropping the first two atomic bombs except as full-scal ...
My take on the article:
Even though my position in this matter is likely to infuriate many a compatriot of mind because of the extremes of anti-Japanese sentiments embedded deep in their psyches due to a cruel, brutal, criminally heinous and long drawn out but bygone war in the Asian continent. My logics of this story is this:
Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as what I had been saying all along here in CD and elsewhere: is that it's a "racial motived act" ... "it's a docturine fueled by civilizational race indifferences"... it have nothing to do with Russia or that which was Stalin's USS of R...
Stalin was a sitting member alongside Churchill and the ally command in the unconditional surrender of Germany and similarly -- Japan... There were no conflicts between Stalin and the West when the nukes were dropped... America and the USSR then were partners in the war of resistance against Germany, and of Japan... The United States even furnished Stalin with an endless stream of Bell Cobra fighter aircraft to help the USSR fight off Hitler's Germany... Therefore no frictions existed between the West and of the USSR at the time so why kill a chicken to scare off a Stalin fox strategy? The logic are just not there.
My premonition for this article, thus, is this: In the shadows of the emergence of what are worrisome fears of yet another Imperial-Japanese-like-Asiatic-powerhouse-breakout -- one that's hundreds of times bigger than Japan in landmass, human resources, and a robust economy to fuel and fire up that which is and will be the next Imperial Japan of Asia, the United States needed hard core believers of what I perceive as a see-America-as-a-friend-of-Japan Japanese mass and public ...
To achieve this, like the Japanese before them, the Americans, too, are attempting to redirrect, not rewrite, history... By redirrecting the Nagasaki and Hiroshima theme as an anti-communist anti-Stalin measure rather than as a "you yella b*asdard one", America hopes to win the hearts of the Japanese masses such that the Japanese masses can continue to be exploited as a weapon that America can continue to use against the Chinese...
Rewritting and attempting to redirrect history is easy, but to change that which is the truth? C'mon!!! Ultimately, there are elements in a society which will never forget the past...
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