Comments by "AQuietNight" (@AQuietNight) on "Ukraine appeals for more actions against Russian 'energy terrorism' | DW News" video.

  1. It's called forcing the Japanese to surrender. The Japanese were warned before hand. Also note Japan's war industry was mixed in with residential areas. By the way, no one asks the people who suffered under Japanese occupation how they feel.
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  2.  @conscience4942  Isn't it nice you probably live a comfortable life not surrounded by enemy occupiers looking for any old excuse to kill you just because they can.
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  3.  @RuskiVanka  The Japanese had no intention of surrendering, Just history.
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  4.  @RuskiVanka  Sorry, the Japanese military had little intention of surrendering, it would be a loss of too much face. Some elements were ready to over throw the Emperor if he chose to surrender. The U.S. gave warnings about the bomb. The Japanese didn't answer clearly so the go ahead was given to drop the bomb. Japan itself suggests the lack of clear response was due to a translation error that sent the wrong meaning to the U.S. Truman would have been crucified by the American public if he held back on the use of a weapon that could have ended the war sooner. Yea, I studied history too. You get a lot of mumbo-jumbo mixed in with actual events like saying the Japanese were ready to quit the war... they weren't. The United States had already tested the bombs in the state of New Mexico, and there was knowledge of what the bombs could do. The United States did record the data on the actual effects when the U.S. occupied Japan. It would have been dumb not too.
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  5.  @RuskiVanka  The Soviet Union/Russia has been threatening the use of atomic bombs on the United States for decades :) Putin just did it a few months ago on Ukraine. Peaceful cities? All of Japan was involved in war production. And the Soviet Union had no problems with relentless bombing of Germany into rubble by the U.S. and the U.K. when it served their purpose. Your concern is touching. I'm moved by your humanity.
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  6. If there is ever a war against Russia, I trust the Russians will not be expecting any charity or concern.
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