Differentiating Between Staff/DWS Offical Analysis & Their Personal Opinions

[DEFCON Warning System]

You're assuming that the Palestinian public has access to the same information that the rest of the world does.

I think that is a pretty good assumption. They don't live in a vacuum. They have access to the internet, radio, and television. If they don't avail themselves to these resources and only consume sources that tell them what they want to hear, that is a "them" problem.

 

[Torch]

We didn't have the technology to allow for surgical strikes in WWII that we do now. That being said, I am still of the opinion that the use of nuclear weapons against Japan was not as necessary as the US government led us to believe. The US crossed a line back then as well.

I won't go into detail here. If you're interested, look up the plans of the Soviet Union to invade Japan in August of 1945, which the US knew about, and the timing of that invasion compared to the timing of the Hiroshima bomb.

The Japanese deserved those bombs. They worked very hard to earn them.

Had they resisted they were going to get 12 more of them in 1946 and many, many tons of poison gas. At that point we were through f*cking around. Our stated position was “no quarter asked, no quarter given”1

Those evil mother F*ckers had use chemical AND biological weapons in China killing hundreds of thousands of Chinese. I lived in Japan, Korrea and Thailand and with the exception of the Thai’s most people I spoke to felt the same way.

The Japanese even tried to spread F*cking bubonic plague here in the US. Isolation and our secret weapon saved us from that. (Penicillin)

1 MacArthur’s intelligence chief, Charles Willoughby, succinctly put it, “a hard and bitter struggle with no quarter asked or given.”