How the Globe Remembered Hiroshima

Quite badly, I felt, but that's what happens when you are the perpetrator of such a massive crime. Twice.

"In Congo, men forced to fight in World War II are neglected, forgotten" by Stephanie McCrummen, Washington Post | August 9, 2009

WALIKALE, Congo - References to Congo’s involvement in World War II are usually limited to Shinkolobwe, the mine that supplied uranium for the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945....

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Wow, THAT'S IT?

At least they DID publish this PHOTOGRAPH on August 7.

A girl prepares to release a paper lantern on the Motoyasu river in Japan in remembrance of atomic bomb victims on the 64th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima on August 6. Japan said it would stand by a self-imposed ban on nuclear weapons as it commemorated the anniversary of the world's first atomic attack on the western city of Hiroshima. Seen in the background is the gutted A-bomb dome.

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Yeah, what shame. And then we did another one.

And YET HERE WE ARE, hypocritical AmeriKa, LECTURING PEOPLE who HAVEN'T USED 'EM or DON'T EVEN HAVE 'EM!!!

Related: The Single Greatest War Crime in Human History

Hiroshima Didn't Have to Happen

Nagasaki the forgotten bomb

A People's Record of Hiroshima

If the US wants to criticize anyone, criticize Israel for a change!

Btw, WHAT about those OTHER PEOPLE involved in the Hiroshima bombs (and why you see Eastern Africa is so vitally and violently important to western imperialists and Israeli gun-runners)?

See: African Safari: Clinton Returns to the Scene of the Crime

Gee, judging my the MSM's coverage (or SIGNIFICANT LACK THEREOF), you would almost think AmeriKa's Zionist MSM is racist.