Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Revealed: How U.S. Gov't & Hollywood Secretly Worked Together to Justify Atomic Bombings of Japan" video.

  1.  David Russell : You are exhibiting symptoms of media madness. Let's look at reality. You are talking about The United Nations in The United States, in New York, to be exact. The United States has soldiers in 124 countries, and they weren't invited. The United States has "extra-territorial laws" that over-ride the laws of the country they are in. There are no extradition laws for financial crimes in the United States. Only Americans can bring down America, and that's happening while I'm typing away.
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  2. drew jenn: It takes a dumb gun to get triggered. You popped off enough already?
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  3.  @EroticInferno : The worst part is Americans setting up Pearl Harbor for the Japanese, so angry Americans will be happy with their new nuclear empire. Senator Hamilton Fish went on the Merv Griffin talk show so he could tell how Pearl Harbor was used for that reason. I never heard from him again.
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  4.  @botodin6979 : I can go along with you on this. But then, it all depends if you think financial crimes can be so bad as to be seen as evil. The Great Depression was a massive bank fraud, when it was humans with pens and paper.
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  5.  @botodin6979 : America had a contract as Germanys' supplier at the start of WW2. After Europeans bombed themselves to the ground, America went betrayed that contract and over to take over. The fact Russians fought their way to Berlin is one of the greatest military offenses ever, farm families fighting with pitchforks and shovels in the winter, against the might of the German army, and held back the Americans, or there wouldn't be any Germany today. America is the evil empire.
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  6.  @botodin6979 : The United States and Germany were partners to start World War 2. Ooops, I typed it again. Japan knew about Dark Ages diseases and didn't want white people to come ashore. British naval cannons loosened them up. America is now the evil empire, with soldiers in 124 countries around the world, and they weren't invited.
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