Ron Birch, there is only one comment addressed to you in my post, and that is the first phrase.
About the rest, I've listed what american propaganda and its' minions (among which you surely are) have to say to the subject. Thus, indirectly, the question "Are you living in Hollywood?" is also addresd to you.
But, who knows maybe you think all the posts here are addressed to you personaly, why don't you answer to all of them...?
From a humanitarian point of view it was a crime?
From a humanitarian point of view WAR is a crime, please don't pick and choose what part of it is!
Have you never heard of war crimes ? This comes as a surprise to me, the american propaganda yells for half a century about how the war criminals have to end (except of courese for the american ones).
And to answer your question, oh you enlighted one, if was to be the american Comander in Chief, I would have dropped the bomb, but I wolud have never tried to make it look other than a hideuos crime commited for the benefit of my own people.
In the end is all about hypocrisy...
As for the rest, it is obvious the force is with you, say hello to Yoda when you see him
To Huckebein :
To be more clear, the bombs wouldn't have been used against troops, but against cities and industrialized areas, the troops can not fight without weapons, and you are severly demoralized seeing that your fighting can not protect your familiy back home.
As for the message, I didn't say it was ment for the russians but for everyone there with ears to hear it. Look at the way the russians handeled the Korea war, to see that they've got the message.
And the russians did enter the war against Japan in 1945.
Regards