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gardener
Thats like saying yea, US nuked Japan but it aint gonna happen anywhere else
alldaylong
The US didn't nuke Japan.
Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by alldaylong
Yes they did twice on innocent civilians, nearly a million were killed. I love how some Americans continue to deny the facts around it.
alldaylong
Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by alldaylong
Yes they did twice on innocent civilians, nearly a million were killed. I love how some Americans continue to deny the facts around it.
No they didn't. The bombs where dropped by The US, Britain and Canada. The three countries that built the atomic bomb. As per the Quebec Agreement.
A US aircraft delivered the bombs because believe it or not Japan is closer to The US. If the bombs where to have been dropped on Germany, they would probably have been delivered by The RAF. Why? Because Germany is closer to Britain.
My history lesson is given free of charge.
WhiteWine
alldaylong
Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by alldaylong
Yes they did twice on innocent civilians, nearly a million were killed. I love how some Americans continue to deny the facts around it.
No they didn't. The bombs where dropped by The US, Britain and Canada. The three countries that built the atomic bomb. As per the Quebec Agreement.
A US aircraft delivered the bombs because believe it or not Japan is closer to The US. If the bombs where to have been dropped on Germany, they would probably have been delivered by The RAF. Why? Because Germany is closer to Britain.
My history lesson is given free of charge.
Then they did bomb, why are you saying the US didn't bomb when they clearly did? The Quebec Agreement from what I have read doesn't mention anything about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, no info is there which states the bombings were carried by the US, Britain and Canada, it only states that Britain provides the US with their material and the US in return shares their info on the development of the bomb, to which the US did not even commit and the british had to go the rest of the research on their own. While the Manhattan Project was developed by the western allies, the a-bombs dropped by the US in Japan were just to test their new toys and as far as I could dig on the Quebec Agreement, it still looks like the US did it mostly on their own, unless you are getting your information from another agreement or wtv. But that's just my under developed opinion on the matter
alldaylong
WhiteWine
alldaylong
Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by alldaylong
Yes they did twice on innocent civilians, nearly a million were killed. I love how some Americans continue to deny the facts around it.
No they didn't. The bombs where dropped by The US, Britain and Canada. The three countries that built the atomic bomb. As per the Quebec Agreement.
A US aircraft delivered the bombs because believe it or not Japan is closer to The US. If the bombs where to have been dropped on Germany, they would probably have been delivered by The RAF. Why? Because Germany is closer to Britain.
My history lesson is given free of charge.
Then they did bomb, why are you saying the US didn't bomb when they clearly did? The Quebec Agreement from what I have read doesn't mention anything about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, no info is there which states the bombings were carried by the US, Britain and Canada, it only states that Britain provides the US with their material and the US in return shares their info on the development of the bomb, to which the US did not even commit and the british had to go the rest of the research on their own. While the Manhattan Project was developed by the western allies, the a-bombs dropped by the US in Japan were just to test their new toys and as far as I could dig on the Quebec Agreement, it still looks like the US did it mostly on their own, unless you are getting your information from another agreement or wtv. But that's just my under developed opinion on the matter
Have you actually read "The Quebec Agreement" ?
en.wikipedia.org...
Read this point ..............."we will not use it against third parties without each other's consent"
Therefore the bombs were dropped by the three consenting nations, not The US alone.
Some people are hard work.
WhiteWine
alldaylong
WhiteWine
alldaylong
Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by alldaylong
Yes they did twice on innocent civilians, nearly a million were killed. I love how some Americans continue to deny the facts around it.
No they didn't. The bombs where dropped by The US, Britain and Canada. The three countries that built the atomic bomb. As per the Quebec Agreement.
A US aircraft delivered the bombs because believe it or not Japan is closer to The US. If the bombs where to have been dropped on Germany, they would probably have been delivered by The RAF. Why? Because Germany is closer to Britain.
My history lesson is given free of charge.
Then they did bomb, why are you saying the US didn't bomb when they clearly did? The Quebec Agreement from what I have read doesn't mention anything about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, no info is there which states the bombings were carried by the US, Britain and Canada, it only states that Britain provides the US with their material and the US in return shares their info on the development of the bomb, to which the US did not even commit and the british had to go the rest of the research on their own. While the Manhattan Project was developed by the western allies, the a-bombs dropped by the US in Japan were just to test their new toys and as far as I could dig on the Quebec Agreement, it still looks like the US did it mostly on their own, unless you are getting your information from another agreement or wtv. But that's just my under developed opinion on the matter
Have you actually read "The Quebec Agreement" ?
en.wikipedia.org...
Read this point ..............."we will not use it against third parties without each other's consent"
Therefore the bombs were dropped by the three consenting nations, not The US alone.
Some people are hard work.
Oh I did, I read the whole agreement, and from the article you provided I can already tell how these agreements were not taken so seriously by the US and the UK.... both of them violated these agreements. The UK in 1944 shared third party information with France, the US in light of this information said this cooperation violated the terms reached in the Quebec Agreement and ordered Churchill to end this cooperation, since you seem like you're just supposing these nations followed the terms 100%, I am supposing they did not, and with the violation of the terms by Britain, I'm sure the US did not even seek their consent when bombing Japan. But then, my point was not only to say the US probably! imo bombed Japan on their own, it was also pointed to you saying that the US DID NOT bomb the Japan, but then you saying The US, Britain and Canada dropped the bombs. I cannot understand how the US didn't drop the bombs, but in fact dropped the bombs..
alldaylong
WhiteWine
alldaylong
WhiteWine
alldaylong
Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by alldaylong
Yes they did twice on innocent civilians, nearly a million were killed. I love how some Americans continue to deny the facts around it.
No they didn't. The bombs where dropped by The US, Britain and Canada. The three countries that built the atomic bomb. As per the Quebec Agreement.
A US aircraft delivered the bombs because believe it or not Japan is closer to The US. If the bombs where to have been dropped on Germany, they would probably have been delivered by The RAF. Why? Because Germany is closer to Britain.
My history lesson is given free of charge.
Then they did bomb, why are you saying the US didn't bomb when they clearly did? The Quebec Agreement from what I have read doesn't mention anything about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, no info is there which states the bombings were carried by the US, Britain and Canada, it only states that Britain provides the US with their material and the US in return shares their info on the development of the bomb, to which the US did not even commit and the british had to go the rest of the research on their own. While the Manhattan Project was developed by the western allies, the a-bombs dropped by the US in Japan were just to test their new toys and as far as I could dig on the Quebec Agreement, it still looks like the US did it mostly on their own, unless you are getting your information from another agreement or wtv. But that's just my under developed opinion on the matter
Have you actually read "The Quebec Agreement" ?
en.wikipedia.org...
Read this point ..............."we will not use it against third parties without each other's consent"
Therefore the bombs were dropped by the three consenting nations, not The US alone.
Some people are hard work.
Oh I did, I read the whole agreement, and from the article you provided I can already tell how these agreements were not taken so seriously by the US and the UK.... both of them violated these agreements. The UK in 1944 shared third party information with France, the US in light of this information said this cooperation violated the terms reached in the Quebec Agreement and ordered Churchill to end this cooperation, since you seem like you're just supposing these nations followed the terms 100%, I am supposing they did not, and with the violation of the terms by Britain, I'm sure the US did not even seek their consent when bombing Japan. But then, my point was not only to say the US probably! imo bombed Japan on their own, it was also pointed to you saying that the US DID NOT bomb the Japan, but then you saying The US, Britain and Canada dropped the bombs. I cannot understand how the US didn't drop the bombs, but in fact dropped the bombs..
japandailypress.com...
and
en.wikipedia.org...
The US " Delivered" the bomb.edit on 4-4-2014 by alldaylong because: (no reason given)
The US " Delivered" the bomb.
minkmouse
Full on ww3 without nukes? If humanity is sane, this can be the only plan. Small power struggles growing into major ones with untold casualties I can see because that's just the way we roll but bringing nukes into the deal would be a lunacy beyond comprehension. Economic wars perhaps will be the preferred route but are they not just a slow nuke? Somehow I think WW3 will be different than WW1 and 2. Some of it will be on the ground physical and some will be stuxnet derivatives etc, etc. At the end of the day, some twat will make a handsome profit. Nukes will be the forced checkmate, no resolve...All bets are off! And if there are indeed bunkers, that's where the architects will be.edit on 3-4-2014 by minkmouse because: (no reason given)
UNIT76
The way I see it WW3 is not gonna happen... (unless there is a conspiracy of lunatics)
by your own criteria, that means it is going to happen.