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Originally posted by ignant
i'd say the proof USA triggered WWI not Japan, can also be found in the numbers.
Japanese killed 2,350 americans at pearl harbor, mostly personnel.
however, in supposed retaliation, USA used not 1 but 2 NUCLEAR bombs on japan, killing a whooping 200,000 people, mostly civilians.
Third: He said that ship should have been able to take ALL THE HITS IT TOOK and still shouldn't have sank. He said, when a ship is set for inspection, ALL the doors and hatches are open. he said thats the ONLY way they could have sunk that ship.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by SickeningTruths
Third: He said that ship should have been able to take ALL THE HITS IT TOOK and still shouldn't have sank. He said, when a ship is set for inspection, ALL the doors and hatches are open. he said thats the ONLY way they could have sunk that ship.
Really? He said that the Arizona should have survived the detonation of its forward ammunition magazine, the result of a bomb penetrating forward of turret #2? I would think that the entire front end of the ship being destroyed might cause it to sink. But I'm not ex-Navy.
edit on 9/9/2011 by Phage because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by SickeningTruths
So besides all that, I've heard from other military personnel that we had a warning from the Australians stating there was a "FLEET" of Japanese on there way... So yea... lets get this party started!
Originally posted by SickeningTruths
reply to post by Phage
I agree with you man, great point. Its been a few years since talking to the "main guy" about this, but talking about that or not there are still the other issues at hand here.
1.The alleged military inspection that never took place.
2. A sleepy watch-man (that I'm sure we'll never know about)
3. And if the ammunition wasn't hit, and the ship was sealed up as it would/should have been could it have survived?
4. All the ignored warnings
Actually, as far as retaliation goes, that was pretty light. Many Americans who believed the official story wanted to completely wipe out the Japanese. One admiral is quoted as saying that the "Japanese language will be spoken only in hell after this war is over." According to my grandfather(navigator of the USS Pensacola (CA-24)), that feeling was echoed throughout the officer corps of the USN during the war. Additionally, some believe that our dropping the bombs prevented missiles flying during the cold war. Not even the Soviets were crazy enough to do that on a large scale.
Originally posted by ignant
i'd say the proof USA triggered WWI not Japan, can also be found in the numbers.
Japanese killed 2,350 americans at pearl harbor, mostly personnel.
however, in supposed retaliation, USA used not 1 but 2 NUCLEAR bombs on japan, killing a whooping 200,000 people, mostly civilians.
that stark difference is also a pattern seen in most ALL subsequent US False Flags.