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Smilingreen
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Sounds like they need to up her anti-depressent. The dose she is currently on obviously is not strong enough. Sounds like she also needs to take a visit to Pearl Harbor and then maybe she will understand the concept of "tit-for-tat".
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I have no respect for those who feel "ashamed" about the atomic bomb yet do not feel ashamed if more Americans died on a foot invasion .. too many leftist teachers not doing a good job educating in the USA.
The main concern for the Americans was the potential for huge casualty rates. Nearly every senior officer involved in the planning did his own research regarding American casualties – this was based on the experience America had fighting the Japanese since Pearl Harbour.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff estimated that Olympic alone would cost 456,000 men, including 109,000 killed. Including Coronet, it was estimated that America would experience 1.2 million casualties, with 267,000 deaths.
Staff working for Chester Nimitz, calculated that the first 30 days of Olympic alone would cost 49,000 men. MacArthur’s staff concluded that America would suffer 125,000 casualties after 120 days, a figure that was later reduced to 105,000 casualties after his staff subtracted the men who when wounded could return to battle.
General Marshall, in conference with President Truman, estimated 31,000 in 30 days after landing in Kyushu. Admiral Leahy estimated that the invasion would cost 268,000 casualties. Personnel at the Navy Department estimated that the total losses to America would be between 1.7 and 4 million with 400,000 to 800,000 deaths. The same department estimated that there would be up to 10 million Japanese casualties. The ‘Los Angeles Times’ estimated that America would suffer up to 1 million casualties.
Regardless of which figures were used, it was an accepted fact that America would lose a very large number of men. This was one of the reasons why President Truman authorised the use of the atomic bomb in an effort to get Japan to surrender.
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Operation Downfall - History Learning Site
Operation Downfall was the name given to the planned invasion of Japan. Operation Downfall itself was divided into two parts – Operation Olympic and Operation Coronet. By mid-1945, it was apparent that the collapse of Japan was near and the Allies had to plan for the invasion of the Japanese...
www.historylearningsite.co.uk
If you tied her hands together or behind her back her #$%& head would probably explode !!
Oceanslider
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Sadly, every idiot statement fills "its" bank account with cash
So when do we get compensated for all the mess panning throughout the country? 
$450,000 anyone? 
$450,000 anyone? Sweet, where's my hard to find toilet paper? Went to Costco the other day only to find out they were out of it. I crapped my pants Everyone put their masks back on in full swing
Time to invest in a bidet
Everyone put their masks back on in full swing Time to invest in a bidet
sebastiantombs
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Another little known fact about the use of the atomic bombs on Japan is that the bombing campaign had changed. LeMay was put in charge and he evaluated what was going on. The B29s were bombing from 14000 to 15000 feet. Even with the accuracy of the bomb sights they were missing far more often than hitting the real targets.
LeMay decided they would come in at 5000 feet, or lower, and drop napalm instead. The result was everything was being hit, industrial and military targets but the civilian areas were getting caught in the ensuing fire storms. Roughly half of Tokyo was incinerated in one day of raids.
There is an argument, probably well founded, that Truman decided that destroying two cities, decisively, in a single strike was a better solution than burning down most of Japan and putting them back into the 14th century.
LeMay decided they would come in at 5000 feet, or lower, and drop napalm instead. The result was everything was being hit, industrial and military targets but the civilian areas were getting caught in the ensuing fire storms. Roughly half of Tokyo was incinerated in one day of raids.
There is an argument, probably well founded, that Truman decided that destroying two cities, decisively, in a single strike was a better solution than burning down most of Japan and putting them back into the 14th century.
I have been watching a Polish series on Netflix titled, '1983'. Pretty sure it is modeled after the book, 1984. Regardless, it is pretty damn good, and it reeks of government power overreach, just as this does. Is the POS POTUS weaponizing the DOJ and the FBI for his own personal vendettas?
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Sweet, where's my hard to find toilet paper? Went to Costco the other day only to find out they were out of it. I crapped my pants
Time to invest in a bidet
Perfect timing @Arjun
Smilingreen
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You think this stolen 2020 election, Brandons fast-track plan to eliminate petrol cars, or anything petrol is a coincidence? You think the government buying up all of the housing at any cost in the US is a coincidence? You think people like Bill Gates snapping up farmland everywhere and becoming the largest single landowner in the US is a coincidence? You think the government pushing to keep people sucking on the government tit forever is a coincidence? You think "Covid" scare, everyone forced to wear masks and attempting mandated vax's forever is a coincidence?
Read the attached World Economic Foundations (WEF) plan for 2030 and tell me we aren't well on our way in the past 10 months to everyone in the US forever being prisoners to the government?
www.technocracy.news
Read the attached World Economic Foundations (WEF) plan for 2030 and tell me we aren't well on our way in the past 10 months to everyone in the US forever being prisoners to the government?
WEF: Private Property And Privacy Will Vanish By 2030
The only economic system in the world that called for the abolition of private property is Technocracy, where resources would be held in a global common trust administrated by Technocrat scientists and engineers. The WEF's Great Reset is total annihilation of the status quo.
www.technocracy.news
Smilingreen
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Look who the Attendees were at DAVOS in 2020. Do a search just of the US companies and orgs and tell me what you see.
qz.com
The confidential list of everyone attending the 2020 World Economic Forum in Davos
Search for and filter Davos 2020 participants by their name, job, title, or country.
qz.com
5th Circuit panel believes the OSHA vaccine mandate has "grave statutory and constitutional issues". Biden admin ordered to respond by 5 PM on 11-8-21.
https:/ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/unpub/21/21-60845.0.pdf
https:/ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/unpub/21/21-60845.0.pdf
sebastiantombs
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I don't think he knows he's lying, he can't remember the last sentence he said. The anger displayed is also a symptom of dementia.
House Republicans Explain Why They Voted for Infrastructure Bill
https:/archive.vn/1e8Fs
https:/www.theepochtimes.com/house-republicans-explain-why-they-voted-for-infrastructure-bill_4090008.html
https:/archive.vn/1e8Fs
https:/www.theepochtimes.com/house-republicans-explain-why-they-voted-for-infrastructure-bill_4090008.html
To hell with this POS. Throw a temper-tantrum....let the American People see who you REALLY ARE!
Guess I'm one of the 'older' people she is targeting. Shut your trap you worthless tramp...make me a screw-driver! 
It's only two ingredients so hopefully that would be simple enough for this twat.
It's only two ingredients so hopefully that would be simple enough for this twat.