"Oelewapper" > wrote:
>
>"RufusTFirefly" > wrote in message
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>
>> > Were Japanses civilians responsible for
>any of those atrocities?
>
>> Uhm - yes.
>> Japanes civilians supported the war by their
>labor, by their political
>> acts, by their deliberate or tacit support
>of the Japanese government,
>> by becoming soldiers and engaging in the atrocities.
>> That is why civilians are targeted in open
>war, with economic warfare,
>> psychological warfare, and direct attacks.
>> Is this reality getting to be too much to
>understand?
>
>
>Uhm - yes,
>....
>The Kurdish civilians supported the uprising
>in Halabja, by their labor, by
>their political acts, by their deliberate or
>tacit support of the PKK and
>other criminal organisations, by becoming soldiers
>- or bearing children
>that could become soldiers - and engaging in
>atrocities.
>That is why civilians are targeted in open war,
>with economic warfare,
>psychological warfare, and direct attacks.
>That is why leaders like Saddam Hussein are
>completely innocent, even if
>they gassed their own civilian populations.
>That is why the US Army had to drop the bomb,
>that's why it had to spread
>biologically contaminated blankets among its
>own indian populations and
>that's why it was right to use chemical warfare
>in Vietnam.
>That is why North-Korea should nuke some of
>the urban agglomorations in the
>U.S.of A.
>....
>What is there to understand ??
>
>
And if NK EVER does that, their country is wiped off the map in less than
20 minutes via Trident SSBN. They know it very well. And they also know that
if they EVER pop a nuke or Bio/Chem warhead in the ROK or Japan, the same
thing happens. I'm sure the NKs have been told that for each nuke they set
off, the U.S. would drop fifty on their country. Given the reduced loads
now on Tridents, that's maybe two boats' loadout of missiles....Food for
thought for the Cult leader running the cult known as North Korea.

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