The worst part is, He never writes, he never calls...

@endikaeche4359 Unless we stand with one's Avatar, be it Christ, or Buddha...

You see that same reaction on Death Row! Heinous murderers react usually one of three ways, i.e., they repent, find God and become meek, they cry like babies as they are led to their execution, or, they are go to execution still defiant and swearing! (May that last group enjoy hell!)

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This is why the US Marines showed them no quarter in the Pacific Theatre.

@@ralphalvarez5465 True of the Navy too, ours and theirs. But the Japanese thought surrender was cowardly, as did the Marines. That changed a little bit towards the end of the war.

​@@ralphalvarez5465 not just the Marines but pretty much all US and Australian forces weren't know for taking Japanese prisoners. Not because we thought it not honourable to surrender but because we knew the Japanese even if wounded would still try to kill you, so much easier just to shoot them and not worry about taking prisoners. That and we had seen and heard what they had done to our guys who they had captured so a bit of revenge came into it too.

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So many got away with it

Like Rumsfeld's or Bush's or Clinton's families should?

Unforgently this animal's descendants and the Japanese people to this day show him respect and see him as a war hero. Never forget.

He's enshrined

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The japs have a secret shrine to them.

They always do. The US got away with all its crimes in the Middle East and Afghanistan. But the Afghans did teach the American hubris a valuable lesson, complete with PTSD and mentally "ill" American soldiers!

especially the Democrats

Hard to execute 98% of all Japanese soldiers and marines. They were all in on it.

Don't worry...God's really good at keeping track....they'll get theirs...

@@tibzig1 Grow up DH

Best comment here.(and very true).

Can and does. The more power, the surer the test.

Very true and very sad. It is terrible and inhuman what treatment the Japanese melted out to the people who they captured but on the whole they were incredibly brave and loyal to there Regimental family they were unquestionably excellent troops and they taught the world how to fight in extremely difficult terrain the jungle. The British army learned how to fight in the jungle and win from them. Sadly the French and US army didn't and lost in Vietnam. To the Victor's the Crown and to the losers the war crimes trial

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WOW!

What was his name? I will go visit him.

@@hellkell8693 Charles Schemel a civilian worker for Morris-Knudsen CO. from Uniontown Washington building airstrips in the Pacific. Take a picture if you can and let me know. Thanks

@@johnwebb4191 Claude Lorraine Campbell was a civilian employed by Morris-Knudsen on Wake Island and my great-uncle. He died as a slave laborer in Japan and is buried in Hawaii.

@@dougcampbell8317 What a tragic point in history, your great-uncle and my wife's uncle were executed together on that Wake Island beach and buried together supposedly in the mass grave at the Punch Bowl National Cemetery.

It's absolutely hilarious that the Democrats want us to apologize for the atomic bombs..

Both were dropped on civilian areas, without warning, which was illegal under the Geneva Convention.

@@davidpowell6098 Truman told em a week before surrender or be destroyed. You must have had a Democrat/Communist teacher, goofy

@@davidpowell6098 nobody went to jail, stupid

And the Japs followed the Geneva convention to the letter !

I was only there one time. I did not see the island until the wheels hit. I thought we were ditching. Was I surprised. There is an island here!

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Yes a wanker till the end.

I hope he’s in hell

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we shoot rabid dogs

@@mikejones9961 Fair enough. We can't blame the dog.

@@mikejones9961 The dogs have a viral justification, it isn't their fault ...

@@alessiodecarolis not the point

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No more brutsl than america 0:47

Some of the most brutal acts in the history of the world have been committed by professing Christians.

Believe me. Judgement day will also be brutal but only fair. God is not mocked. What you sow you will definitely reap.

​@@milesbrown8016 que Dios existen actualmente unos 4.550 dioses en el planeta tierra, y si contamos los de otros planetas ya ni te cuento

@@milesbrown8016 that's the uncomfortable truth..

3 1/2 million Allied casualties expected, more for the Japs themselves in a conventional invasion. The Standing Order in P.O.W. camps was for every POW to be murdered the instant Japan was invaded by the Allies. Thank God for the Bombs.

Without a doubt, the Japanese and Germans of the 30s and 40s were inhumane. It was they who were the real Untermensch, not the Jews. Have we learned anything from all that suffering? Take a look at the present-day Russians for the answer.

Get informed before you speak. The US dropped those bombs for a different reason. Even Wikipedia could be enlightening for you.

Growing up in Australia in the seventies there was much hate for how the Japanese had treated Australian prisoners during WW2 and the fact that only a few Japanese soilders were tried and executed.🇦🇺🇺🇸🇬🇧

LeMay's çontinued fire bombing would've been order of day to punish🇯🇵.Truman had pity on them & ordered cessation of those missions & dropping of the atomic devices. Neither Hiroshima or Nagasaki had death toll of Tokyo. LeMay didn't want the atomics deployed

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Civilians listen again

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In other words, the Japanese were completely inhuman. But so many got away with their crimes. It seems like there was more accountability in the European theater, a high number of Nazi generals.

Yes they ran crying to mommy when they got nuked. They forgot the murders they had committed. And that was the only way to stop the killing.

Sorry Japanese leaders. So goad the US developed the bomb first. I have no doubt these fanatical Japanese leaders would’ve dropped them all over the US had they completed it first.

And the Japanese still don't apologize. As tech advances, I'm sure their neighbors are itching to dispatch with them all.

@Harry Hanz No, Mr. Hanz, I can't say "useless slaughter of than one million Japanese civilians blah, blah, blah, Hiroshima & Nagasaki." Why? Because, THAT AND NOTHING ELSE got them to the deck of the USS Missouri. Remember, they started with indiscriminate civilian bombing with the Rape of Nanking. Any civilians working in war production factories there? Not! But Japanese civilians were working in war production, were supporting their war effort, and indeed made the whole sustainability of the Japanese aggression across the entire Pacific possible. They were an integral part of the war effort; they were the war effort. If the Japanese military was the point of the spear, the civilian population was the shaft. And, that's why, in the era of modern warfare, which started way before the 20th century, civilians populations have been legitimately viewed as an integral part of the war making process. That's why, 160 yrs ago, Gen. W.T. Sherman stated "War is hell!" He wasn't referring to the battlefield carnage, but directly to the civilian component. Lest we forget, dropping the atom bombs on Japan, BY EVERY ANALYSIS THEN & NOW, saved countless Allied lives. And, in case you weren't around then to know, by 1945 the parents of those Allied lives were IN NO MOOD to trade their sons & daughters lives to "save" Japanese lives. So, the Allies didn't have "clean hands", you assert? Seems to me, people that start wars of aggression have no justification for complaining when other people finish what they started, and visit upon them what they sought to do to others. It's almost biblical: "They that sow the wind, shall reap the whirlwind." You misread Curtis Lemay. His reference to it being a "crime"--the low level Tokyo firebombings--is by way of saying it's a crying shame. A shame that the Japanese were willing to allow their population to endure this in order to continue the conflict. Lemay ordered the bombing, and he advocated for similar approaches to bombing in subsequent conflicts, you may recall.

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It is called "realpolitics".NO permanent friends,or enemies.Only permanent interests

Many of the worst Japanese war criminals - such as those who worked in Unit 731- avoided punishment because they did deals with USA, similar to how Operation Paperclip helped German war criminals escaped justice because USA felt they were useful.

They also did not persecute the Jews like the Germans.

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Most Nazi war criminals, deserving of execution, escaped due to "West" Gemany & Allies being forced to concentrate on opposing the Georgian monster Stalin in the East.

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They still depict themselves as victims

@@CurrenSingh Japan should never be forgiven until they admit to their war crimes and stop playing the victim. They were animals.

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Those events remain in force.

Such a time is coming, get ready emotionally.

It’s happening today in most non Western countries. I’m thankful we have the US and NATO militaries and their members who protect us from the real world out there of barbarity and cruelty

@@Berlin-Kladow Do you know what the US military did in Vietnam , Iraq , Afghanistan and Somalia ? What about what the NATO countries did in Bosnia?

We only hear what the MSM and our government want us to know

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Starting with his Goolies.

After it was blunted.

No, that would be an Honourable Death.

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yep....chopped up many Chinese women and children with it.

How many U.S. soldiers ? I would have took his sword and broke it !

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@@patrickrichards2577 And what are you saying?

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@@patrickrichards2577 Sorry, I don't speak emoji!

At least when they got it, it was quick, and most likely painless, unlike the brutality of the guards...

And don't want to know

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As Americans carried out the execution, you can just bet that the rope was short, and the trapdoor undersized, so that his face was smashed up on the drop; well, that was what that jew, sgt woods, did to the Nuremberg Martyrs anyway.

@@jasonforst9862 - martyrs??? BWWWAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

@@littlerascal2753 Yes. "Martyrs", my non-white old mate. As only a non-Aryan could wish to torture others to death, for his own pleasure and sadistic amusement ;-)

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@@harryhanz1690 Not if English is their first language.

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You are right, the content is good but the voice is the let down. That’s why I gave it a thumbs down.

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The horrors of that war are the reason why subsequent generations have emphasized the better inclinations of humanity.

the atom bomb adjusted their attitude

My understanding is the Japanese military schools were very brutal with a lot harsh treatment to lower ranking students and a strict adherence to Bushuddio(sp) while you were dealing with the normal Japanese civilians not the harden killers those school produced.

I have an American friend who married a Japanese woman and learned the language fluently. He said the he is still amazed when he overhears Japanese men talking amongst themselves. They don’t know that he can understand what they are saying. He said they act like they didn’t loose WWII, that the U.S. started it, and that if they had some arms they could still conquer the world!

@@keithweiss7899 yeah,right

At a certain point, dead is dead. You can only kill a man so much. This is one of the reasons I believe in God; I like the idea of eternal justice.

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Why did Germany invade Belguim twice?

that's very difficult to answer

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yes and half of Japan going to the Soviet Union

3 1/2 million Allied casualties predicted along with every P.O.W. murdered as a standing order to happen the same day as mainland Japan was invaded.

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... and they then got you back with superior automobiles and consumer electronics.

And God got them back. I won't say anything else.

Made in America, tested in Japan...

It's too bad that the US didn't secretly, already have the A-Bomb, before WWII! Then, if Jimmy Doolittle's 1942, air raid on Tokyo carried one A bomb, the war might have ended in months, saving millions of lives! p.s I'm 77 & all of my uncles & father were WWII vets, including one Pearl Harbor survivor!

@@rongendron8705 if we had the A bomb before the war I think the smarter move would have been to detonate one and tell the world what we have and lie and say we have thousands of them I bet Pearl Harbor wouldn’t have happened

The Japanese were originally going to machine-gun all the captured American troops on Wake Island, but Washington DC suspected as much and an official communication was sent to the Japanese-I believe through the Swiss Embassy-that the Emperor himself would be held responsible should that happen. The Japanese were enraged the Wake Island garrison had held out so long and cost them so many troops, aircraft and ships. After the communication, word came down from the Imperial Family that American troops were to be spared and returned as POW's to Japan. Unfortunately, the civilian contractors were left on the Island and later executed by this animal Sakaibara. He faced Justice and had no reason to feel he was treated unfairly.

@@pimpompoom93726 Thanks for this detail which fits in with the rage described in Devereaux's book on the part of the Japanese captors. They demanded he show them the 16-inch guns that had destroyed their ships, and refused to believe the damage had been done by mere 5-inch batteries. The Japanese pulled out all the stops for the second assault, sending the carriers _Soryu_ and _Hiryu_ from the Pearl Harbor raid instead of returning them to Japan, landing at night and sacrificing two old destroyers by running them up on the beach. But Devereaux had set up an otherwise useless (sights disabled) 3-inch antiaircraft gun for point blank fire on the beach, which lit up one of those ships 'real good'. On my mission to Japan in 1996, for that greatest of American Generals, General Motors, I got to stay in a hotel room overlooking the Imperial Palace. On a subsequent trip to Mazda in 2000, I traveled through Hiroshima and saw classes of young schoolchildren on outings with their teachers. Grandchildren of the bomb, I thought, and the thought was disturbing.

@@hallmobility You'll love this one. I worked for the same Commanding Officer that you did for 30+ years. I was in Japan on business around 2007 and was sitting at a table prior to a meeting. One of the Supplier team, a Japanese lady, heard I was traveling by train near Hiroshima the next day so we start talking about it-naturally segways to the A-bomb. She was a little over the top in her criticism of the US bombing, very rare to hear a Japanese speak in that fashion with an American guest. Actually, I agreed with a lot of her points-I tend to think the A-bombing was unnecessary and the Japanese were on the ropes by August, 1945. But anyway, she finally declares 'I can't imagine what would justify that decision. It was so terrible.'. The ironic thing was, I looked down at my Franklin Planner calendar the moment she said that very phrase and the date was December 7, 2007-a date which holds almost no significance to most Japanese, because their education system skirts over it. Japan's culpability in starting that war is not something they know much about, and that is very unfortunate. We all need to know the good, the bad and the ugly in our histories-or we'll repeat the same mistakes. And that goes for us Yanks as well. Peace.

@@pimpompoom93726 would it have been better to have a million US casualties in the invasion of the Japanese home islands? Historical hindsight is always 20/20 and especially to someone who didn't fight in those campaigns. Maybe talk to a WWII Marine Corps veteran who fought in Peleiu and Okinawa and was looking at a Japanese invasion. Or a member of the 101st Airborne Division that was looking at redeployment from the European Theatre to fight on the Japanese mainland.

@@ralphalvarez5465 This debate will go on continuously, there are arguments on both sides. By August, 1945 Japan was on the ropes looking for a face-saving way out. The Tokyo fire raids by B-29's had caused horrific casualties and Japanese industry was nearly obliterated. The Japanese were down to one real term they needed to surrender-maintaining the Emperor as 'Head of State'. Had America granted that I firmly believe the Japanese would have agreed to all other conditions and surrendered. But America insisted on Unconditional Surrender so the Japanese held on desperately and we ended up using the A-bombs. And the most ironic thing-after the Allies occupied Japan, they allowed the Emperor to maintain a nominal role as honorary head of state-much like England's Royal Family. We essentially gave the Japanese what they were requesting, because it made sense in US longer term foreign policy in the region. My response to you is, could we have not agreed to that one concession upfront and saved the bombing victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki? As for your somewhat personal comment that I 'didn't fight in those campaigns', that's very unfortunate to personalize discussions like that. I'm a seasoned citizen who served my time in uniform for America-and I'm old enough to have known a lot of folks who did fight in WW2, in Europe and in the Pacific. My former supervisor fought on New Guinea and was part of the initial occupation force that entered Sasebo Naval Base in Japan. My uncle fought in Patton's 3rd Army in Europe. Using 'you weren't there!' as an argument is attempting to deny me any right to an opinion on this topic-I'd like to remind you that brave men and women died fighting for America so we can freely express our thoughts on this or any other topic. Peace.

It's obvious. It's because the Germans look a little bit like Americans and the Belgians look a little bit Japanese. Sometimes you can't tell them apart.

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Actually some were prosecuted and executed you can look it up Yokohama war crime trials

@@emmanuelmedrano6405 You are right - and wrong. Several were taken to trial, found guilty - then released. Nobody was punished for the atrocities.

@@Crusty_Camper yea I found that about but however the person who did the experiments committed suicide in prison and isamu yakuyama died in prison while serving his sentence

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Because the US and Western Allies had military codes that outlawed atrocities. It never was a policy of ours, the Brits, or French summarily execute civilians or enemy soldier and any who did so were tried and punished, if caught. The Japanese government encouraged atrocities and the Germans (mostly) kept their atrocities to East Europe but they were official policy there.

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The Wehrmacht were very much complicit in war crimes during WWII, but since then former German soldiers have tried to shift the blame onto the SS. When German POWs were taken to the UK, those who were of interest to the British were held in places such as Trent Park. They were initially interrogated, but unknown to them everything they said during their captivity was secretly recorded and transcribed. The transcriptions have been kept in the archives and various historians, both German and British are now faced with the immense task of analysing the thousands of volumes in which they are kept. On countless occasions, German soldiers freely admitted (in private) their war crimes.

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Different Japanese officer

But, still brutal and evil.

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BS

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✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤨✨😳✨🤯✨.

robot

I find it disgusting to use robot voices to illustrate serious historic events like these.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨😵‍💫✨😱✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨😵‍💫✨😱✨👍✨🤗✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤔✨🧐✨😵‍💫✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨😳✨👍✨🤗✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤔✨🧐✨🤨✨😵‍💫✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨🤨✨😳✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨😵‍💫✨😱✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨😵‍💫✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤔✨🧐✨🤨✨😵‍💫✨😱✨.

Along with the senior S.S. officer who had private talks with Himmler, Werner Von Braun, who also visited the death camps making his V2 rockets.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨🤨✨😵‍💫✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤔✨🤨✨😵‍💫✨😱✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨😳✨😱✨👍✨🤗✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨😵‍💫✨😱✨.

​@TheGyre 😊

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨😵‍💫✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤔✨😳✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨🤨✨😵‍💫✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤔✨😳✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨😳✨😱✨.

Just like the Anglo-Saxons, but less hypocritical.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨🤨✨😵‍💫✨🤯✨.

@@harryhanz1690 Biden sold our secrets to the CCP for cash 💰 . Stick that where the sun doesn't shine .

That is what the Russians think as well.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤔✨🧐✨🤨✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🧐✨🤨✨😵‍💫✨🤯✨.

✨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✨🤔✨🧐✨😳✨🤯✨.