Comments by "August Hayek" (@hayek218) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. Japanese do not want to pursue efficiency and lose culture like the US. It is none of your business.
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  2. Japanese do not want to pursue efficiency and lose culture like the US. We are fine as we are.
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  3. You are sick man. You just said it to the world. That is what your mother taught you, and she is proud of you. What a miserable guy. Now get lost, idiot.
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  4. Pearl Harbor: Cutting life line like oil is an act of war. The ABCD Encirclement and the Hull Note can also be regarded as an act of war by the International Law. After the War, when everything became clear, Douglas MacArthur testified at US Congress that Japan fought for its security (not for invasion); Charles Willoughby, a major general in the U.S. Army, said any country would go to a war like Japan did if they were treated the same way. Also, there was no definition of aggression then and even now in the International Law. Plus, in the Pact of Paris, all countries were assured of self-interpretation rights. Kellogg and Briand send a letter to Japan confirming this, and this letter still exists. But in fact, it was FDR that deliberately cornered Japan into a war against US. “Freedom Betrayed” by George Nash “Tragic Deception” by Hamilton Fish "The Tokyo Trial and Beyond" by Bernard Roling VENONA files
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  5. matt melendrez POWs: I am sure that torturing of POWs happens to draw out secrets in every country with varying degrees. This was the time when the whites were treating colored as subhumans both officially and unofficially. After all, Gena Haspel was a specialist in torturing at CIA. So you are still doing it in the 21st century. Why don't you read diaries of US soldiers? It was US that secretly had a non POW policy, and shot surrendering Japanese soldiers and non combatant sailors thrown out in oceans. They also fired farmers and children in field. After the War, Allied called Japanese soldiers JSP instead of POW to evade Geneva Convention, and many enslaved to death.
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  6. matt melendrez Unit 731: There is no primary source evidence to indicate that Japan conducted human experiments even in the declassified documents by US. It is all communist fabrications.
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  7. matt melendrez Asia: Japan fought against the whites who were enslaving Asia for hundreds of years, not against the natives. What do you think the whites were doing in Asia? Charity? There were only about 60 countries in the world at the time, of which only 10 non-white countries were not yet colonized by the whites. And the figure was decreasing. Japan was the last country in Asia remaining totally independent, and within several years of the War all the countries were freed. Who do you think formed and trained their armies in Asian countries, which fought against the West when they came back to recolonize after the WWII? You think the Asians were holding US guns or Japanese guns? Or, do they grow on trees? For example, today, some 3,000 Japanese lay buried with orders in Kalibata Heroes Cemetery in Jakarta, Indonesia. Everybody in Indonesia including those in the first subsequent independent Government and Army like the first President Sukarno, Bun Tomo, Aramasa, Sanpas, Hatta, etc. were holding Japanese guns and fighting with the Japanese.
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