dxAce wrote:

wrote:

On Aug 5, 12:49 pm, dxAce wrote:
Not long from now, it will be Monday morning, August 6 in Hiroshima, Japan.

Let's pause, and remember the time when men were men, and the sheep knew their
place. A time when we actually gave our enemies the thumping they so thoroughly
deserved, without endlessly whining about it.

Yes, it will soon be the 62nd Anniversary of the Atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

And, I'm certain it will be mentioned on shortwave, so keep your radio on.


Be sure to change your adult diapers and don't put your dentures in
backwards when you celebrate the murder of hundreds of thousands of
innocent civilians (mostly women and children). How American.

Did you get your government welfare check aka "social security" for
August yet Mr. CONservative small government?

Actually, I'll get my *July* payment on or about August 22.

Oh yes, I'll get my Union pension check on September 1 as well. And, beginning April 1,
2008, I'll get my pension check from the company as well!



Heavy emphasis on the
CON as in CON artists.

How much have you cost the workers who are forced to support you to
date?

Heck, how much did it cost me, all those years?

Have you joined the million dollar club yet?

Not quite, but I creep ever closer, day by day.

Between your
monthly welfare payment and free (to you, not the taxpayers)
"medicare" I'm guessing you have. Please tell!

Thanks for asking, and please, continue to go to work.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

On Aug 5, 12:31 pm, dxAce wrote:
dxAce wrote:
wrote:

On Aug 5, 12:49 pm, dxAce wrote:
Not long from now, it will be Monday morning, August 6 in Hiroshima, Japan.

Let's pause, and remember the time when men were men, and the sheep knew their
place. A time when we actually gave our enemies the thumping they so thoroughly
deserved, without endlessly whining about it.

Yes, it will soon be the 62nd Anniversary of the Atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

And, I'm certain it will be mentioned on shortwave, so keep your radio on.

Be sure to change your adult diapers and don't put your dentures in
backwards when you celebrate the murder of hundreds of thousands of
innocent civilians (mostly women and children). How American.

Did you get your government welfare check aka "social security" for
August yet Mr. CONservative small government?

Actually, I'll get my *July* payment on or about August 22.

Oh yes, I'll get my Union pension check on September 1 as well. And, beginning April 1,
2008, I'll get my pension check from the company as well!





Heavy emphasis on the
CON as in CON artists.

How much have you cost the workers who are forced to support you to
date?

Heck, how much did it cost me, all those years?

Have you joined the million dollar club yet?

Not quite, but I creep ever closer, day by day.

Between your
monthly welfare payment and free (to you, not the taxpayers)
"medicare" I'm guessing you have. Please tell!

Thanks for asking, and please, continue to go to work.

dxAce
Michigan
USA- Hide quoted text -

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DX Ace,

Live Long and Keep Them Check Coming ! )

You Earned Them All ~ RHF

"RHF"
DX Ace,

Live Long and Keep Them Check Coming ! )

You Earned Them All ~ RHF
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Who, that "dead Beat"!!!!

Cousin Burr

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Be sure to change your adult diapers and don't put your dentures in
backwards when you celebrate the murder of hundreds of thousands of
innocent civilians (mostly women and children). How American.


Were the bombs not dropped, Japan would not have capitulated and the war
would have been prolonged by an obligatory land invasion, where estimates
run as high as a million additional dead. The bombs ended the way and saved
lives by a proportion of at least ten to one.

David Eduardo wrote:


Were the bombs not dropped, Japan would not have capitulated and the war
would have been prolonged by an obligatory land invasion, where estimates
run as high as a million additional dead.

That's always been the standard assumption, but would a ground invasion
have been needed?

I've always wondered why we couldn't just starve them into submission.
We could have continued the incendiary and saturation bombing of Japan,
continued to bomb their cities, airfields, factories and crops, bombed
any ships trying to bring food into Japan. Japan had very little natural
resources in general and virtually no petroleum in specific. We
CONTROLLED the air and could have starved them into submission without
landing a single ground troop.

It may have taken a few more months than the milliseconds of the bomb,
but do you think it could have worked?

On Aug 5, 10:49 am, dxAce wrote:
Not long from now, it will be Monday morning, August 6 in Hiroshima, Japan.

Let's pause, and remember the time when men were men, and the sheep knew their
place. A time when we actually gave our enemies the thumping they so thoroughly
deserved, without endlessly whining about it.

Yes, it will soon be the 62nd Anniversary of the Atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

And, I'm certain it will be mentioned on shortwave, so keep your radio on.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

DX Ace,

While We In the USA Must Always Remember 9/11
and Pearl Harbor : The Japanese Remember Hiroshima !

Americans Should Remember "Hiroshima" and
The Resolve It Takes To Win Wars [.]

Let Us Pray for the Souls Of All Those Who Died
On Those Days - Amen ~ RHF

"dxAce" wrote in message
...
Not long from now, it will be Monday morning, August 6 in Hiroshima,
Japan.

Let's pause, and remember the time when men were men, and the sheep knew
their
place. A time when we actually gave our enemies the thumping they so
thoroughly
deserved, without endlessly whining about it.

Yes, it will soon be the 62nd Anniversary of the Atomic bombing of
Hiroshima.

And, I'm certain it will be mentioned on shortwave, so keep your radio on.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Yes, another **** UP made by the yanks, always sticking thier noses into
other countries business, thats why there is so much terrorism. just keep
your big mouths shut!!!!! and TRY and get your own country in order
voyager



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"voyager2007" wrote in message
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"dxAce" wrote in message
...
Not long from now, it will be Monday morning, August 6 in Hiroshima,
Japan.

Let's pause, and remember the time when men were men, and the sheep knew
their
place. A time when we actually gave our enemies the thumping they so
thoroughly
deserved, without endlessly whining about it.

Yes, it will soon be the 62nd Anniversary of the Atomic bombing of
Hiroshima.

And, I'm certain it will be mentioned on shortwave, so keep your radio
on.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Yes, another **** UP made by the yanks, always sticking thier noses into
other countries business, thats why there is so much terrorism. just keep
your big mouths shut!!!!! and TRY and get your own country in order
voyager



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Although Vietnam wouldn't put up with your **** would they, they sure
whipped your ass lol. and they are tiny compared to the so called mighty
land of the brave.
voyager

On Aug 5, 1:49 pm, dxAce wrote:
Not long from now, it will be Monday morning, August 6 in Hiroshima, Japan.

Let's pause, and remember the time when men were men, and the sheep knew their
place. A time when we actually gave our enemies the thumping they so thoroughly
deserved, without endlessly whining about it.

Yes, it will soon be the 62nd Anniversary of the Atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

And, I'm certain it will be mentioned on shortwave, so keep your radio on.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

And let us not forget that the Germans and to a lesser extent the
Japanese had some semblance of a program to develop nuclear weapons
and that until early 1945 we were fighting two wars on separate sides
of the world. The Germans wisely gave in after we slowly ground them
down. The Japanese unwisely chose to not give in after we also ground
them down. We could not be fighting a land war with the Japanese into
the late 1940's while also having to contend with the Soviets. I can
understand the public sentiment to not want to lose another U.S.
soldier after we had lost so many already in two wars we did not
start. For several reasons we had to stop the war quickly and not
dillydally around with hopes the japanese might someday come to their
senses and give in.