Mikiko wrote:You dont drop atomic bombs to muder innocent civilians women and childeren who had nothing to do with policies. In fact this is what the evil USA have done . The targeted innocent civilians women children in Japan to take revenge of their defeat . Lets not forget the thousands of civilians that have been murdered brutally by the axis of EVIL USA and UK in other parts of the world at their path of finding weapons of mass destruction . Until now no weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq.
Japan has not started any war for decades . Its only the axis of evil US and UK that have commited the most barbaric attrocities on this universe. In fact Japan is has an article in its constitution :
Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution is a clause in the National Constitution of Japan outlawing war as a means to settle international disputes involving the state. The Constitution came into effect on May 3, 1947, following World War II
There is no such article in either constitution of US or UK which shows clearly to the whole world who the barbarians are . Japans always leads with actions Unlike US and UK who only rules by coruption and empty words.
Yes you do drop the A bomb. There was really no choice. Already, millions of civilians had been killed and an invasion would mean many more and no guarantee of victory on their soil.
An unconditional surrender was necessary to disable Japan's means of waging war.
Get Real,
Here is a scenario closer to home.
You are the commander of 1,000 CNG troops. The CNG has advanced to Pentadaktilos with the Turkish Army holding the key high ground near a small settlement of 500 civilians which they are using as a human shield. Israel has offered air support to remove the Turkish threat to valuable Gas reserves.
Your orders are to take the village and the Turkish command posts.
However, you ponder that a full scale attack on the Turkis positions could result in the decimation of your unit!
What will you do?
1) Attack the Turkish positions and the village in order to save civilian lives, or
2) request ground strikes from the IAF on key Turkish positions and the adjacent village before advancing further.