[Vision2020] Tony Simpsom Shills for Terrorists Yet Again!

[J Ford]

The people who not only developed the bomb but dropped it had no such 
thoughts.  Immediately after, the question was asked "What Did We Just Do?"

If that were done today, would the peoples that dropped it be tried for 
crimes against humanity?


J  :]





>From: "Pat Kraut" <pkraut at moscow.com>
>To: "vision2020" <vision2020 at moscow.com>
>Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Tony Simpsom Shills for Terrorists Yet Again!
>Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 00:40:22 -0800
>
>The decision to drop the bombs was made by people who had been at war for
>years and they were tired of the death and destruction. IF with two simple
>bombs they could stop it all they went for it against an enemy that had 
>show
>itself merciless. They were angry and tired and I do not believe that
>revisiting the decision far into the future without the years of war is 
>fair
>analysis. We need to see the tears and hear the screams as loved ones learn
>of their loss and know their fears of even more loss. In the comfort of our
>fought for homes we can second guess but it is as futile as sitting in a
>meeting in the safety of Moscow Idaho and discussing 'Just war Theory'. An
>interesting intellectual exercise but has no reality or relation to actual
>events.
>
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <heirdoug at netscape.net>
>To: <vision2020 at moscow.com>; <mattd2107 at hotmail.com>; <ophite at gmail.com>
>Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 11:16 PM
>Subject: [Vision2020] Tony Simpsom Shills for Terrorists Yet Again!
>
>
>People have asked and speculated about what would have happened if the
>US had not stopped the war in Asia with the A-bomb. I think a few
>numbers are in order. First off not all the folks at Hiroshima and
>Nagasaki were innocent. Both of the towns were factory towns, where
>weapons and supplies were manufactured for the Japanese war effort.
>
>The Japanese mind set was that the Emperor was their god and that they
>would prevail. Why do you think dive bombing into a ship deck was so
>effective? They would have fought in the streets of Tokyo with sticks
>and bottles if the Emperor has told them to. It would have been a very
>bloody and costly end if it had dragged on.
>
>Now for some numbers
>
>Pearl Harbor:
>American deaths: 2,403
>Japanese deaths: 55
>
>Iwo Jima:
>American deaths: 6,500
>Japanese deaths: 21,000
>
>Guadalcanal:
>American deaths: 1,600
>Japanese deaths: 24,000
>
>Okinawa:
>American deaths: 7,613
>Japanese deaths: 110,000
>
>Hiroshima:
>Japanese deaths: 71,000 (immediate)
>
>Nagasaki:
>Japanese deaths: 38,000 (immediate)
>
>
>Do you see a trend? The Japanese would have just kept going into the
>war machine for their God till there was none left. We in our post
>modern mind can’t fathom the evil that was the Japanese war effort.
>
>lemeno, Doug!
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