Frank Halaburak wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message
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dxAce wrote:

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.
Radio Japan, 6145, coming in very well here via The 'Stan at 0000 GMT, 6
August
2007.
Initial news seemed to contain hand-wringing, whining, and as usual,
failure to take
responsibility.

And later programming also seems to try to deflect responsibility for
their actions,
and to place blame elsewhere.

All talk now is of PEACE! Where was their PEACE on December 7, 1941?

Typical of the Japs. And then some cockbite American comes on, talking
about how many
Japanese lives were affected? Give me a break! How many American lives
were affected
by the slant eyed **** throughout the entire war?

In my 41 or 42 years of SWL'ing, nothing has changed.

More **** from Japan.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

The dropping of the bomb saved millions of American and Jap lives
because it saved Japan from being invaded.Funny, they didn't mention that.
The Japs started the damn war ! Funny, they didn't mention that
either........





They do seem to avoid certain realities. I was speaking with an
American rep from Fuji film two years ago, who mentioned that that extra
kick of blue in Fuji film, as well as the phosphors on Mitsubishi
television sets is there to keep native Japanese from looking so yellow
on camera.

And apparently they're so dishonored by their defeat that Mitsubishi
do not acknowledge, and have done everything possible to destroy
documentation for, the Zero.

They haven't forgotten the war. In a release meant only to be seen
by the eyes of Japanese captains of industry, the economic minister, in
the 70's, set out a plan whereby Japanese industry would overtake the US
and work to bankrupt, and humble the arrogant Americans in an economic
war that they (meaning we, the US) could not win.

For awhile it seemed that they would succeed. Paybacks, however,
being a bitch, saw otherwise.

That mindset, though, is still in play today, in the form of the
auto war between Toyota and General Motors....ironically, a microcosm of
the rivalry between Japan and the US....where if they'd join us as
allies, the potential for mutual benefit is dramatic. The alliance
between Toyota and GM in the 80's and 90's produced two of Toyota's most
successful models. It also produced profits that enabled Toyota to come
after GM today. And again, ironically, doing so by playing absent the
rules by which US manufacturers have to play.

You know, we rebuilt them after the war. W. Edwards Deming's (an
American) theories permitted their industry to return to strength in
less than 20 years, our own welcome mat generosity allowed them to
establish a base of operations in this country that has made Japan a
global economic power.

You'd think somewhere there might be a 'thank you.'


But noooOOOOOOoooo.