“The Americans dying because they can't afford medical care” the Guardian “The Uninsured - Healthcare Crisis” PBS, About 44 million Americans have no health insurance, and another 38 million have inadequate health insurance. “Israel says it has secured $8.7 billion U.S. aid package” Reuters , September 26, 2024
@@AngryGnome87what does religion have to do with it? I’m Christian and I hate the ZOG. Trump WAS different in 2016. Now he’s cashing 100 billion dollar checks from Mariam adelson.
Same here. I have read accounts, but did not expect this. Seemingly demonstrates how little we have been shown in the west. An important note is that many if not most anti-nuclear activists were motivated by the fact that the types of power reactors in use are also useful for atomic weapons. There are many other designs that are less useful or even not at all for fission or fusion weapons, but strangely these are rarely built.
The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs were not atomic or nuclear bombs. They were very high TNT bombs. There has been no evidence of a nuclear weapon other than the Japan bomb which is the scientists say so.. The threat of a country holding a bomb that has Nuclear power is enough to keep the sheep from uprising. Ballistic missiles would not hold that weight in TNT, Nuclear sound a lot more threatening.
@MrSevillian oh there's several more actually . There's a lot of survivors that we're outside of the city at the time .. hospital workers in fact . Even some tram drivers that have reported in and recounted their stories . No it's Horrid. .. we absolutely do not want Iran and thier minions (Hamas, Houthi, Hezbollah) to try to re-enact The Terror of that time frame AGAIN at all
“Unsilencing Gaza: Reflections on Resistance” by the Jewish writer Sara Roy. June 20 2021 Sara discusses the connections between Gaza's history and her own as a child of Holocaust survivors.
“Gaza is like in Japan 80 years ago” - Americans supplying weapons of war is a given. But Germany, supplying 30% is beyond understanding. You think they’d know better. Lebensraum or Redemption! Who can say?
Congratulations to Nihon Hidankyo on the Nobel Peace Prize! The solidarity with Palestine is really inspiring. Even more so since the US government boycotted the 79th anniversary of the Nagasaki bombing because Israel wasn't invited. We Americans are ashamed of our government.
Thank you so much for re-airing the interview with SetsukoThurlow. I am Japanese, but this is actually the first time I heard her speak at length. Our hearts are with the children of Gaza, Palestine, Lebanon, and we will continue to fight for them, despite the Zionist Israeli ambassador to Japan, Gilad Cohen, or the Zionist US ambassador to Japan, Rahm Emanuel. Free free Palestine 🇵🇸❤
Israel is acting entirely under direction by the USA. The Jews are taking the blame. Hence the Jewish protesters in the US, wearing ‘Not in our name’ T-shirts, who are being harassed and even arrested by the US thought police.
“The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine” by Israeli historian Ilan Pappe Between 1947 and 1949, over 400 Palestinian villages were deliberately destroyed, civilians were massacred and around a million men, women, and children were expelled from their homes at gunpoint.
@@largol33t1YOU are just trying to be upset about something. These survivors have nothing to do with the atrocities the Japanese or American government has done. Grow up
@@brianburgess3231 helping others !!? You have a lot of work to do inside your own country, like Philadelphia, New-York, Florida etc.... AMERICA!!!!! FUCK YEAHHHH !!!!
@dhariniparthasarathy3901 can you imagine what the Hamas has done to the Palestinian people? .. what the Japanese did to the rest of Asia? Can you think outside of your box of indoctrination at all?
@leviashanken7281 Really there's been a lot of debate on that .. even though Einstein really didn't have a hand in the development of the bomb itself .. he said after the fact that . If we had just shown the world the effect of the nuclear testing in Nevada, it might have been enough to end the war right there .. and it wasn't an easy decision either .. especially given the fact that it took two to convince them to surrender.. and that's after the concession to allow them to keep the emperor .. basically it came down to Sheer numbers .. the US would have likely won eventually anyway .. but at the cost of many more lives .. so if you're asking me my opinion of warfare .. it's all really a silly idea .. and we're human we are silly, especially the militaristic ego Maniacs 😞
What has Japan learned about admitting their crimes? The millions of innocent who died under Japanese occupation and ethnic cleaning. Where are the tears for the South Korean elders?
Nothing has really changed. There is the UN etc. making rules about war and not always enforcing them. Nuke competition is more of a thing now. How can nations even think of using them again??!
@@joeboudreault4351 I understand stand the concept. I was talking about someone using the weapons, not just using them as deterrents. Thanks for the explanation, though.
The fact is that we are now ruled by people who would not be in power if they had not sworn to trigger nuclear Armageddon should their state feel threatened. Some countries, like the USA, have simulated WW3 in computer war games and decided that it could be “winnable", whatever that means when the planet is left a cold dark radioactive hell-scape.
Question: Why were all the past Nobel Peace Winners going only to citizens who are pro Western countries and their allies ? Or those citizens of anti West countries like Russia and Iran that criticises their country's leaders ? But never to those that opposes Israel's current bombings of innocent civilians in Gaza and Lebanon ?
Biden: You gotta stop these war crimes. Bibi: Or else what? Biden: Or else we'll look bad. Bibi: And??? Biden: C'mon man... Bibi: Just shut up and give me your credit card! Biden: **licks ice-cream**
Trump also is extremely good friends with netanyahu . He is even more dangerous than Biden . He will openly say go attack Iran start more wars . Trump is also racist did you actually see what he said on the first debate ? He called Biden the Palestinian . Well what about all the Palestinian Americans listening to that in all the rest of the world That's not right. After this major hurricane we had instead of concentrating on helping people in Tennessee in North Carolina . What was Trump doing that week ? Oh he was campaigning around the country and he was even praying with the Jews . Oh isn't that nice how about the American citizens that needed help and you're going to pray with the Jews . I'm waiting to vote for Trump for 4 years and I have changed my mind now not going to do it . Trump is also bragging on TV how he gave Israel billions and billions and billions when he was president it is not his money to give away That's the American taxpayers money 💰. It's not supposed to be a dictatorship or a ruler That's not what kind of country we're supposed to be.
Trump: “just finish the job quickly.” This is an actual quote, though, when trump was asked in an interview a couple of months ago “what would you say to Netanyahu about Gaza?”
OMG. What a shocking recount by the woman who survived the Atomic bomb. Similar things are happening in Gaza. Humanity, once again doing deplorable things. 😭
Japan faced the nuclear attack due to its own actions, and the same applies to the situation with Palestine.... You can't throw a stone at a hornet's nest and expect to avoid the consequences.
What about the victims of the Nanking massacre? Or the victims of the My Lai massacre? Or the victims of the Gaza massacre? Where is their Nobel Peace Prize?
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE OFTEN APPEARS AS A WESTERN NARRATIVE BADGE, REWARDING THOSE WHO ADVANCE WESTERN INTERESTS RATHER THAN GENUINELY ACKNOWLEDGING TRUE PEACEBUILDING EFFORTS.
The horror in Western war films is always glossed over, even when they are trying to demonise some supposed enemy. Russian films about WW2 are somewhat closer to reality, but still written to entertain rather than traumatise. I have often felt that all war films, as well as news reports, are far too reserved about what is acceptable for the public to see. Of course, the way the gory reality is shown is still very important. Zombie apocalypse films are sick humour. Films like ‘Come and see’, about what the Nazis did in Belarus, are a step in the right direction.
Nothing was gained by their use. The excuses were thin lies to cover the fact that we did it to prove that we could. Nothing more. Japan was as ready to surrender before as they were after.
The people, maybe, but not the military. Millions more would have perished on both sides if the war had not ended. A really cruel choice by Truman but the right one, I think...
The Japanese military machine was falling apart too. There were many other ways to end the war, the bomb was dropped as a statement and just to scratch an itch, nothing more.
@@joeboudreault4351 Japan offered to surrender as long as Japan could keep the Emperor. US refused and shortly there after used them. However in the end we let them keep the Emperor any way.
@toddodell70 I would not have believed the Japanese military on anything then. Just like both Hamas and Hezbollah, they are not to be trusted in any way for a ceasefire. Japanese military was essentially a death-cult organization - re kamikaze pilots, extinction camps like Gernany's, and fight-till-we- die soldiers. You have to understand that it was a dishonor to surrender for Japanese soldiers. They never would have.
“Gaza is like in Japan 80 years ago” - Japan 80 years ago was the same as nazis to so many neighboring countries. Please educate yourself what happened back then. His statement is very disturbing to hear as a Korean.
So your assumption is that the cruel and unforgivable actions of IJF at the time, should be projected on to the innocent civilians of Japan, who had nothing to do with. And they should receive equally the punishment that IJF received, again for something any ordinary man outside of IJF, for a crime they were never responsible for. I am on the side of Palestine in this conflict but even if they find a miracle to counter Israel's actions, the punishment should only be limited to those held accountable (Military, Netanyahu, etc.) not the innocent people of Israel.
Yes, the brainwashing and unknowingness displayed by the comments here is disturbing. Japan has no right to lecture others about the terror of nuclear weapons, given the fact that they were the aggressors and to this day, their country is UNWILLING to reflect on the cruelties of their past actions, why tf are they allowed to play the victims here and assume a moral high-ground?
The movie "The Day After" actually gave me nightmares. People love talking and joking about nuclear bombs. There's even a video game! I find it disgusting, disturbing, and disrespectful at the highest order. Hopefully, by spreading awareness, World War 3 never happens. !VOTE BLUE!💙
It was sad to see these places like Nagasaki where ordinary Japanese civilians paid the ultimate price and suffering for the horrendous war crimes and brutality committed by the brainwashed monsters in the Japanese Imperial armies starting in Korea, Nanjing China and continuing through WW2. Their military committed horrendous acts that are on par with the Nazi, including chemical and biological attacks on the chinese. They continued bombing so many countries in USA, South East Asia, Australia etc. and mistreated, tortured and killed so many innocent military nurses, women, children and prisoners of war. Hundreds of thousands of victims and dead worldwide. They never wanted to surrender and the last resort of using the atomic bomb actually put an end to their Asian, South Pacific Holocaust. Thank god the Japanese imperial forces didn’t have an atomic bomb as no doubt the Hirohito disciples would have used it much earlier. I pray for those innocent Japanese people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and hope we never see such blind devotion to an emperor again.
This is simply not true. If you look at the records (more than a casual glance, that is), you notice two things: 1) The Japanese leadership were looking for a conditional surrender before the nukes. 2) The Japanese leadership's strategy didn't change from the bombs. As for point 1, the Japanese were in a bad position before the nukes. They had no air force left, they were under an American sea blockade and they knew they had lost the war. There were two factions in the leadership council, caught in a deadlock; one that wanted a negotiated peace that kept the military intact (those were the generals wanting that) and one who didn't. Both factions wanted a guarantee of the safety of the emperor, given that he was a religious figure. They made several attempts to communicate this, mainly through the Soviet Union, but the Americans refused every time. After all, Truman knew that he had the bomb, which he hoped would deter the Soviets and/or force an unconditional surrender before the Soviets could make land grabs in Asia. Soviet, on the other hand, were moving troops to do just that and thus stalled on their end. For point 2, after the bombs fell the deadlock in the Japanese council remained. They kept looking for a conditional surrender, because they were a fascist state; Why would they care about their people? It was only the interjection of the emperor, who was worried about religious objects being lost or destroyed in a potential land invasion, that broke the deadlock. Even then, the Japanese still only surrendered when finally given the go-ahead from the Americans that the emperor would indeed remain safe (probably because the Soviets had declared war on Japan at this point and started their invasion of China). Basically, the bombs did nothing. The Japanese would have surrendered without them, and they didn't really speed up the surrender. In fact, a more direct diplomatic process would probably have ended the war sooner. What is true in your statement is that the Japanese military were monsters that committed horrific crimes in the rest of Asia. Less known is that the Americans gave the high command, the people behind the chemical/biological/surgical experiments, immunity from prosecution in exchange for their research results. The fact that those scum of the earth, those inhuman bags of filth and refuse, were not punished in the slightest is the biggest scandal of WW2 imo. Reading what Unit 731 did is haunting. If those dung stains would have been killed by radiation poisoning, instead of thousands of innocent people, I would have had no problem with that.
@@Staenhus bullshit. History shows that after the dropping of the first atomic bomb, many high ranking generals such as General Anami refused to accept any peace agreement and any foreign troops to occupy Japan. Prime minster Suzuki disagreed with the military and it was only after the second bomb in Nagasaki that the Emperor Hirohito finally agreed to surrender and accept the Potsdam Declaration.
@@lizardears4861 No, Anami's faction specifically didn't want a negotiated peace without the military being kept intact. That was the main reason for the deadlock. Suzuki wanted a negotiated peace, but with the caveat of the emperor not being tried/executed. This was something that the Allies kept stalling/refusing to offer. In fact, the Potsdam Declaration didn't mention it, and the survival of the emperor was later alluded to in the actual correspondence between Japan and the US, which was when they actually agreed to surrendering. As for the emperor, he only broke the deadlock. Normally, it wasn't his place to deal with practical matters of war, but after diplomatic relations with the Soviets were confirmed to be dead (after they declared war on Japan), he called an imperial conference and told the council to go with Suzuki. Fact is, the council had hopes that the Soviets (who they had a peace agreement with at the time) would be able to help them get better conditions for their surrender. You can see this in the correspondence between Suzuki (I think?) and their ambassador in Moscow. They weren't fanatics, they were looking for a way out. What the bombs did do was speed up the Soviet invasion, which was what actually broke the council's delusions about some potential sovereignty being kept. It basically cut the final possibility of negotiation. Even then, the emperor had to call an imperial council twice in order to make it clear that Suzuki's option was the one to go with. Point is, if Potsdam would have guaranteed the emperor's survival or alluded to it, it's probable that Suzuki's faction would have won out without the nukes, becoming almost guaranteed after Soviet declaring war (which they were planning to do anyway). The Japanese were stubborn and delusional, but they weren't stupid. After the last lifeline of a diplomatic settlement was cut, a full surrender was the only option and they knew that. Not to save their people, mind you, but to save their institutions. Remember, there were also other military options: the US could have dropped the nukes on military bases outside of major cities, or off the coast, to demonstrate their power; the blockade was probably enough to force Japan to a surrender as their resources dwindled; and even just threatening to bomb Kyoto would have probably done the job, given the religious connotations with the emperor and the Imperial Palace. Nuking Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two cities of what was mostly civilians, was simply a spectacle to the Americans. It being necessary to force a surrender is a post-war fabrication, imo, and even then it didn't justify the horror of it.
We'll never rid ourselves of terrible weapons because, we are too terrified of one another. Too hateful, too petty, too small. It is the twenty-first century, and what progress have we actually made when the only peace most of us will ever know is the peace of the grave.
@AhmadAl-Abed-x6w OH? I thought he was Buddhist or Muslim or Confucian or something. Born in India (there are rumors) or in Mecca or perhaps China. You are confusing people, Ahmad. And I thought Palestinians were ancient Romans. Jeepers. Sigh.
That comparison is insane.. Japan had declred war against many nations and killed , tortured countless people around the world... Not comparable to Gaza really... Both horrible events... Not the same..
No one tried to say they were the same. If you knew any history you would know that war was over for Japan when the US decided to test its new weapons in order to scare the entire rest of the world into submission.
In 2022, the military spending worldwide amounted to 2.24 trillion U.S. dollars, As 9,000 people die from conflict-driven hunger every day. A child dies from hunger every 10 seconds.
To be fair, animals kill their own kind all the time Just look how often amphibians, reptiles, fish, and arthropods cannibalize each other. Hell, meerkats are so vicious to each other, that 1/5ths of deaths among them are caused BY them.
Congratulations on the Nobel, I am in solidarity with the cause, but to compare WWII Japan to Gaza is to do a disservice to the Palestinian cause. The atomic bombs should never have been deployed but Japan in WWII was a horrible place, their biggest ally was Hitler, they invaded several countries, had imprisonment and torture camps. they killed some 20 million civillians in other countries. The difference with Gaza, which wants to have its own territory, is huge.
The award itself doesn't matter much compared to the message, and even messages are only so much, but I was disappointed that UNRWA didn't win--them/other aid groups in Palestine, or the grassroots groups trying to look after people in Sudan, a Muslim country which non-Sudanese Muslims have largely forgotten. The fact that Toshiyuki Mimaki spoke to that exactly, and made the connection between struggles as a matter of fact, has changed my mind. The very manner of the response demonstrates the deservedness, akin to the idea of a wise man rejecting being given authority for awareness of the danger. We learn more from this than we would if UNRWA had won. As much as UNRWA winning would have been a lovely jab at the Zionists.
Why don't they talk about about the millions of civilians killed by the Japanese in China, the Philippines, Singapore, etc.? Far in excess of the Japanese civilians killed by the atomic bombs or other American air raids on Japan.
@@minokt7792 No, you do not get it. They should not have the right to lecture others on war ethics and play the victim cards when they people to this day refuse and deny the cruelties of their ancestors' actions. That's like a Nazi receiving a Nobel prize for peace despite his heinous affiliation.
@@parodynet3004 You don't yet understand that they are hoping for anyone not to become a victim of an atomic bomb in future? Are you so yo yo that you see they represent those refusing to admit the atrocities committed by the Imperial Japan?
@@minokt7792 You still don't get it. You don't really see German victims parading the world and having speeches left and right about how miserable they have been or all the German women who were brutally abused by Russian soldiers. It's because they were the aggressors and it would be hypocritical given the immense pain they caused. Then again, with Japanese, it's apparently very well accepted for them to play the victim card despite having been the aggressors. If they want to talk about the misery they experienced so much then they should also make an effect covering the cruelties they inflicted on others. The discrepancy in how Germany handled its history and how Japan did is ridiculously large. And yes, today's Japanese are indirectly excusing, even honouring the cruelties of their ancestors by worshipping A class criminals and by denying atrocities and by mocking other nations. You only ever hear Japanese talk about their own pain. They are absolute hypocrites and uneducated people like you fall victim to their victim play. It's laughable!
Recording | Gazan: Gazan: 'Hamas hitting us with sticks to stop us from evacuating' Gazan civilians told the IDF that Hamas is actively preventing Gazan civilians from heeding the IDF’s calls to move away from the combat zone in Jabaliya.
Never will be such a place The "False-tinians" must acknoledge history first that they didn't exist until the 1960s and they're just a fib. Japan must take responsibility for the millions it murdered. Don't side with Nazis. Stay in school (not UNWRA one)
Uh.....no lol. Japan were imperialists and colonizers. The Chinese, Koreans and other Asian victims of their aggression were more akin to Palestinians.
Am i missing something? Are people forgeting the point of what caused Americans to resort to nukes? It was a very different Japan back then. And correct me if im wrong, but hasnt there been peace between the countries ever since?
the US has been involved in like 30 wars since WWII. And the lie that the nukes were needed to stop Japanese attacks has been proven propaganda by the US government. The Japanese were already looking for a way out of the war so its entirely possible peace talks would have worked amd achieved a surrender. Also it is never justified to murder civilians in a war, It has been agreed on by the nations of the world that only combatants military interests are to be targeted. This is widely understood, which is why many nations are standing with Gaza.
@nercksrule America hasnt occupied Japan since the 50s, thanks to the Treaty of San Fransico. The two countries have had a perfectly cordial relationship ever since. And Americas "blockade starving Japan" was actually a complete myth by revisionists. A report was made back in 1947, the Japanese wartime standard of living and utilization of manpower, showed that the blockade actually had serious difficulties cutting off japanese food supplies. They were largely self-sustaining agriculturally. Point being; when a country declares war on you and refuses any compromise, the only true path to peace is for you to win completely and utterly. Then peace can be made and healing can begin. Whens the last time you heard of japanese terrorist cells lurking anywhere in the world?
Nuclear weapons were invented to prevent a world war 3. They wanted to make world war 2 the last. The US was just waiting for the first chance to drop those bombs. The Japanese were just the first to anger the US government enough and they paid the ultimate price.
😥 como dice … Nunca sería más acertado. Ahora que las potencias armamentistas ven con desprecio con irresponsabilidad a una humanidad que lucha por sobrevivir 😢 ⚖️🕊️🏳️
“The Americans dying because they can't afford medical care” the Guardian
“The Uninsured - Healthcare Crisis” PBS, About 44 million Americans have no health insurance, and another 38 million have inadequate health insurance. “Israel says it has secured $8.7 billion U.S. aid package” Reuters , September 26, 2024
Karma see California that city specifically treat black peoples very bad!
but Obama Care😂
@@trumpius_maximus47 you are special😂
@@trumpius_maximus47you say that like you think Trump is any different 😂🤣😂 you sound religious😂
@@AngryGnome87what does religion have to do with it? I’m Christian and I hate the ZOG. Trump WAS different in 2016. Now he’s cashing 100 billion dollar checks from Mariam adelson.
The testimony of Setsuko Thurlow has left me transfixed.
Same here. I have read accounts, but did not expect this. Seemingly demonstrates how little we have been shown in the west. An important note is that many if not most anti-nuclear activists were motivated by the fact that the types of power reactors in use are also useful for atomic weapons. There are many other designs that are less useful or even not at all for fission or fusion weapons, but strangely these are rarely built.
The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs were not atomic or nuclear bombs. They were very high TNT bombs. There has been no evidence of a nuclear weapon other than the Japan bomb which is the scientists say so.. The threat of a country holding a bomb that has Nuclear power is enough to keep the sheep from uprising. Ballistic missiles would not hold that weight in TNT, Nuclear sound a lot more threatening.
This should be compulsory viewing throughout the world. Maybe then our insane leaders would stop posturing and playing games.
@MrSevillian oh there's several more actually . There's a lot of survivors that we're outside of the city at the time .. hospital workers in fact . Even some tram drivers that have reported in and recounted their stories . No it's Horrid. .. we absolutely do not want Iran and thier minions (Hamas, Houthi, Hezbollah) to try to re-enact The Terror of that time frame AGAIN at all
@@annmowatt7547 💕
Thank you for your excellent reporting, integrity and professionalism. I count on ethical news outlets like you to know what’s going on!
@@RashaandLife sorry, you've been misled on all counts there
One of the best news sources democracy now
@@Chicag343 Most selective and second most biased (behind Fox News) .. sorry guys, you ain't ever getting the whole picture on this channel. 😞
@@brianburgess3231 you don't believe the US used nuclear bombs on Hiroshima??
@brianburgess3231 ok let's go watch fox ABC NBC msnbc these are absolutely garbage and all American mainstream media are trash period
“Unsilencing Gaza: Reflections on Resistance” by the Jewish writer Sara Roy. June 20 2021
Sara discusses the connections between Gaza's history and her own as a child of Holocaust survivors.
“Gaza is like in Japan 80 years ago” - Americans supplying weapons of war is a given. But Germany, supplying 30% is beyond understanding. You think they’d know better. Lebensraum or Redemption! Who can say?
Congratulations to Nihon Hidankyo on the Nobel Peace Prize! The solidarity with Palestine is really inspiring. Even more so since the US government boycotted the 79th anniversary of the Nagasaki bombing because Israel wasn't invited. We Americans are ashamed of our government.
@@CstleTW wrong .. sorry, but wrong
Thank you so much for re-airing the interview with SetsukoThurlow.
I am Japanese, but this is actually the first time I heard her speak at length. Our hearts are with the children of Gaza, Palestine, Lebanon, and we will continue to fight for them, despite the Zionist Israeli ambassador to Japan, Gilad Cohen, or the Zionist US ambassador to Japan, Rahm Emanuel. Free free Palestine 🇵🇸❤
Efing horrifying description. Just brutal honesty.
A madman (Netanyahu) is leading us to the edge of the abyss while US obediently follows.
LOL! nope.
How do you think WW1 and WW2 began? The same way.
@@srsmopar3808do you ever type comments without LOL‘ing?
Israel is acting entirely under direction by the USA. The Jews are taking the blame. Hence the Jewish protesters in the US, wearing ‘Not in our name’ T-shirts, who are being harassed and even arrested by the US thought police.
@@AkrepsFist Sometimes LOL!!!
“The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine” by Israeli historian Ilan Pappe
Between 1947 and 1949, over 400 Palestinian villages were deliberately destroyed, civilians were massacred and around a million men, women, and children were expelled from their homes at gunpoint.
@@Davidpath9127 go back 400 yrs UNTIL NOW ..jeez
@@Davidpath9127 all that by terrorists, not by israelis
@@brianburgess3231 those are not mutually exclusive concepts
I just bought this book and am reading it now.
@brianburgess3231 the irgun gang..the hagaana gang all Israhell jaws..that was the beginning of ter..ro..rism
Stop the genocide.
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
Thank you to the world for recognizing these survivors to receive the Nobel Peace Prize!
And YOU have no issue with what they did to POWs in their country...
Look up room 731 but I know you won't.
@@largol33t1and these individuals have something to do with that how? You sound kind of racist, buddy.
@@largol33t1YOU are just trying to be upset about something. These survivors have nothing to do with the atrocities the Japanese or American government has done. Grow up
@@largol33t1 They are civilians and were children at the time. So you don't think they are heros for advocating against their use ever again?
@@largol33t1 No idea what youre talking about. What's room 731?
This is the history of America !!!!!!
yep, helping others .. the Curse of being the only superpower .. the responsibility of caring .. sometimes we are too little too late
@@brianburgess3231 helping others !!?
You have a lot of work to do inside your own country, like Philadelphia, New-York, Florida etc....
AMERICA!!!!!
FUCK YEAHHHH !!!!
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helping😂😂, whatever it touches perrish@@brianburgess3231
@@brianburgess3231 if this is helping then I don't know how not helping would look like!! 😂😂😂
Today the perpetrator of Nagasaki Hiroshima is lecturing the world
...and keeps committing other atrocities!
@@sayedibrahimameermeea3537 from the grave ?
@@grzegorzgreg09 like?
What perpetrator is that, pray tell?
I just looked it up, looks like it was the United States that nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki
What Setsuko describred is Gaza, this hour. Powerful!
What a powerful testimony by Setsuko. Chills. Cannot imagine Palestinians are now being subjected to this today
@dhariniparthasarathy3901 can you imagine what the Hamas has done to the Palestinian people? .. what the Japanese did to the rest of Asia? Can you think outside of your box of indoctrination at all?
@@brianburgess3231 do you think it justifies using a nuclear bomb? Really, just curious.
@@brianburgess3231Brian is right. Thank you, Brian.
@leviashanken7281 Really there's been a lot of debate on that .. even though Einstein really didn't have a hand in the development of the bomb itself .. he said after the fact that . If we had just shown the world the effect of the nuclear testing in Nevada, it might have been enough to end the war right there .. and it wasn't an easy decision either .. especially given the fact that it took two to convince them to surrender.. and that's after the concession to allow them to keep the emperor .. basically it came down to Sheer numbers .. the US would have likely won eventually anyway .. but at the cost of many more lives .. so if you're asking me my opinion of warfare .. it's all really a silly idea .. and we're human we are silly, especially the militaristic ego Maniacs 😞
@@dhariniparthasarathy3901 supposedly the Hamas were elected by the Palestinians as well .. irony
America did it 80 years ago!!!!
What's changed? What did they learn? Rhetorical questions!
What has Japan learned about admitting their crimes? The millions of innocent who died under Japanese occupation and ethnic cleaning. Where are the tears for the South Korean elders?
But that is the kind of talk that is going to get Trump back in office! We need to find the personal strength to unburden ourselves of what has been.
@@buddygrimfield7954 "unburden ourselves of what has been"? And keep committing atrocities like nothing happened? Is that what you're saying????
@@grzegorzgreg09NO ! 🤪😫😤😳🤥
Nothing has really changed. There is the UN etc. making rules about war and not always enforcing them. Nuke competition is more of a thing now. How can nations even think of using them again??!
I saw pictures and heard stories about all this. How can anyone countenance nuclear war other than in complete insanity or in complete ignorance.
Its called Mutual Assured Destruction. I learned that in the military. Both sides so terrified of using these weapons that nobody woukd.
@@joeboudreault4351 I understand stand the concept. I was talking about someone using the weapons, not just using them as deterrents.
Thanks for the explanation, though.
The fact is that we are now ruled by people who would not be in power if they had not sworn to trigger nuclear Armageddon should their state feel threatened. Some countries, like the USA, have simulated WW3 in computer war games and decided that it could be “winnable", whatever that means when the planet is left a cold dark radioactive hell-scape.
Question: Why were all the past Nobel Peace Winners going only to citizens who are pro Western countries and their allies ? Or those citizens of anti West countries like Russia and Iran that criticises their country's leaders ? But never to those that opposes Israel's current bombings of innocent civilians in Gaza and Lebanon ?
@@elimlinrr6898 not the case .. seems the case may be that you have selective memory
Biden: You gotta stop these war crimes.
Bibi: Or else what?
Biden: Or else we'll look bad.
Bibi: And???
Biden: C'mon man...
Bibi: Just shut up and give me your credit card!
Biden: **licks ice-cream**
@FR33_PALESTIN33 they are trying to stop the war crimes what do you think they're doing with the three H's and Iran!!
Trump also is extremely good friends with netanyahu . He is even more dangerous than Biden . He will openly say go attack Iran start more wars . Trump is also racist did you actually see what he said on the first debate ? He called Biden the Palestinian . Well what about all the Palestinian Americans listening to that in all the rest of the world That's not right. After this major hurricane we had instead of concentrating on helping people in Tennessee in North Carolina . What was Trump doing that week ? Oh he was campaigning around the country and he was even praying with the Jews . Oh isn't that nice how about the American citizens that needed help and you're going to pray with the Jews . I'm waiting to vote for Trump for 4 years and I have changed my mind now not going to do it . Trump is also bragging on TV how he gave Israel billions and billions and billions when he was president it is not his money to give away That's the American taxpayers money 💰. It's not supposed to be a dictatorship or a ruler That's not what kind of country we're supposed to be.
Trump: “just finish the job quickly.”
This is an actual quote, though, when trump was asked in an interview a couple of months ago “what would you say to Netanyahu about Gaza?”
@@lindseystein9676 What Trump says or does, doesn't excuse what Biden and Harris have done. None of them have an acceptable stance on the issue.
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OMG. What a shocking recount by the woman who survived the Atomic bomb.
Similar things are happening in Gaza. Humanity, once again doing deplorable things. 😭
Humans can be very cruel
😢 AND HISTORY STILL REPEATS ITSELF! 😢
ONLY 80 YEARS AGO. NEVER AGAIN!
Japan faced the nuclear attack due to its own actions, and the same applies to the situation with Palestine....
You can't throw a stone at a hornet's nest and expect to avoid the consequences.
@@itachiofthesharingan67wtf is wrong with you
@@itachiofthesharingan67 😂 sure
"Why Nihon Hidankyo?" Just take that in for a moment.
So humble…
What about the victims of the Nanking massacre? Or the victims of the My Lai massacre? Or the victims of the Gaza massacre? Where is their Nobel Peace Prize?
These Japanese people weren't given the Nobel Peace Prize for being victims.
The description she gave of what it _actually_ means to be the victim of a nuclear Holocaust was beyond hellish. It completely floored me.
Free free palestine!
History always repeats itself
History always repeats itself more miserable
It does not. The nuclear war we are now threatened with would be nothing like anything that ever happened before.
He is right
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE OFTEN APPEARS AS A WESTERN NARRATIVE BADGE, REWARDING THOSE WHO ADVANCE WESTERN INTERESTS RATHER THAN GENUINELY ACKNOWLEDGING TRUE PEACEBUILDING EFFORTS.
How would they do that, please?
@@leviashanken7281Like anything that actually brings peace...
@@joeboudreault4351 and rainbows and unicorns...
did seem coincidental, the 2 asian “partners” of USA in Asia against China….South Korea writer and now Japanese Nuclear survivors…
The horror in Western war films is always glossed over, even when they are trying to demonise some supposed enemy. Russian films about WW2 are somewhat closer to reality, but still written to entertain rather than traumatise. I have often felt that all war films, as well as news reports, are far too reserved about what is acceptable for the public to see. Of course, the way the gory reality is shown is still very important. Zombie apocalypse films are sick humour. Films like ‘Come and see’, about what the Nazis did in Belarus, are a step in the right direction.
Congratulations also to the future recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize fihgting today for justice and free 🇵🇸!
That’s very kind of the man to give credit to the workers in Gaza even though he won the award. 🫡
Nothing was gained by their use. The excuses were thin lies to cover the fact that we did it to prove that we could. Nothing more. Japan was as ready to surrender before as they were after.
The people, maybe, but not the military. Millions more would have perished on both sides if the war had not ended. A really cruel choice by Truman but the right one, I think...
私は日本人です。日本の凶暴な軍隊は天皇の命令によって降伏しました。それは 原爆投下 が原因ではなく天皇制がかろうじて保持されると天皇がアメリカからの返答で確信したからでした。原爆を落とす前にもう少し早く天皇制 保持をはっきりと表記していれば日本は降伏していたでしょう。原爆投下をする必要はありませんでした@@joeboudreault4351
The Japanese military machine was falling apart too. There were many other ways to end the war, the bomb was dropped as a statement and just to scratch an itch, nothing more.
@@joeboudreault4351 Japan offered to surrender as long as Japan could keep the Emperor. US refused and shortly there after used them. However in the end we let them keep the Emperor any way.
@toddodell70 I would not have believed the Japanese military on anything then. Just like both Hamas and Hezbollah, they are not to be trusted in any way for a ceasefire. Japanese military was essentially a death-cult organization - re kamikaze pilots, extinction camps like Gernany's, and fight-till-we- die soldiers. You have to understand that it was a dishonor to surrender for Japanese soldiers. They never would have.
Congrats to you
Timely presentation. Thankyou
Thanks for putting this. I wanted to know about this story
Horrifying
“Gaza is like in Japan 80 years ago” - Japan 80 years ago was the same as nazis to so many neighboring countries. Please educate yourself what happened back then. His statement is very disturbing to hear as a Korean.
So your assumption is that the cruel and unforgivable actions of IJF at the time, should be projected on to the innocent civilians of Japan, who had nothing to do with.
And they should receive equally the punishment that IJF received, again for something any ordinary man outside of IJF, for a crime they were never responsible for.
I am on the side of Palestine in this conflict but even if they find a miracle to counter Israel's actions, the punishment should only be limited to those held accountable (Military, Netanyahu, etc.) not the innocent people of Israel.
Yes, the brainwashing and unknowingness displayed by the comments here is disturbing. Japan has no right to lecture others about the terror of nuclear weapons, given the fact that they were the aggressors and to this day, their country is UNWILLING to reflect on the cruelties of their past actions, why tf are they allowed to play the victims here and assume a moral high-ground?
Exactly
Well said
Thanks, Amy.
God bless these brave survivors❤
Blessings to you all, nukes have scared me stupid with lots of nightmares. AGAING HUGE BLESSINGS
The movie "The Day After" actually gave me nightmares. People love talking and joking about nuclear bombs. There's even a video game! I find it disgusting, disturbing, and disrespectful at the highest order. Hopefully, by spreading awareness, World War 3 never happens.
!VOTE BLUE!💙
It was sad to see these places like Nagasaki where ordinary Japanese civilians paid the ultimate price and suffering for the horrendous war crimes and brutality committed by the brainwashed monsters in the Japanese Imperial armies starting in Korea, Nanjing China and continuing through WW2. Their military committed horrendous acts that are on par with the Nazi, including chemical and biological attacks on the chinese. They continued bombing so many countries in USA, South East Asia, Australia etc. and mistreated, tortured and killed so many innocent military nurses, women, children and prisoners of war. Hundreds of thousands of victims and dead worldwide. They never wanted to surrender and the last resort of using the atomic bomb actually put an end to their Asian, South Pacific Holocaust. Thank god the Japanese imperial forces didn’t have an atomic bomb as no doubt the Hirohito disciples would have used it much earlier. I pray for those innocent Japanese people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and hope we never see such blind devotion to an emperor again.
This is simply not true. If you look at the records (more than a casual glance, that is), you notice two things: 1) The Japanese leadership were looking for a conditional surrender before the nukes. 2) The Japanese leadership's strategy didn't change from the bombs.
As for point 1, the Japanese were in a bad position before the nukes. They had no air force left, they were under an American sea blockade and they knew they had lost the war. There were two factions in the leadership council, caught in a deadlock; one that wanted a negotiated peace that kept the military intact (those were the generals wanting that) and one who didn't. Both factions wanted a guarantee of the safety of the emperor, given that he was a religious figure. They made several attempts to communicate this, mainly through the Soviet Union, but the Americans refused every time. After all, Truman knew that he had the bomb, which he hoped would deter the Soviets and/or force an unconditional surrender before the Soviets could make land grabs in Asia. Soviet, on the other hand, were moving troops to do just that and thus stalled on their end.
For point 2, after the bombs fell the deadlock in the Japanese council remained. They kept looking for a conditional surrender, because they were a fascist state; Why would they care about their people? It was only the interjection of the emperor, who was worried about religious objects being lost or destroyed in a potential land invasion, that broke the deadlock. Even then, the Japanese still only surrendered when finally given the go-ahead from the Americans that the emperor would indeed remain safe (probably because the Soviets had declared war on Japan at this point and started their invasion of China).
Basically, the bombs did nothing. The Japanese would have surrendered without them, and they didn't really speed up the surrender. In fact, a more direct diplomatic process would probably have ended the war sooner.
What is true in your statement is that the Japanese military were monsters that committed horrific crimes in the rest of Asia. Less known is that the Americans gave the high command, the people behind the chemical/biological/surgical experiments, immunity from prosecution in exchange for their research results. The fact that those scum of the earth, those inhuman bags of filth and refuse, were not punished in the slightest is the biggest scandal of WW2 imo. Reading what Unit 731 did is haunting. If those dung stains would have been killed by radiation poisoning, instead of thousands of innocent people, I would have had no problem with that.
@@Staenhus bullshit. History shows that after the dropping of the first atomic bomb, many high ranking generals such as General Anami refused to accept any peace agreement and any foreign troops to occupy Japan. Prime minster Suzuki disagreed with the military and it was only after the second bomb in Nagasaki that the Emperor Hirohito finally agreed to surrender and accept the Potsdam Declaration.
@@lizardears4861 No, Anami's faction specifically didn't want a negotiated peace without the military being kept intact. That was the main reason for the deadlock. Suzuki wanted a negotiated peace, but with the caveat of the emperor not being tried/executed. This was something that the Allies kept stalling/refusing to offer. In fact, the Potsdam Declaration didn't mention it, and the survival of the emperor was later alluded to in the actual correspondence between Japan and the US, which was when they actually agreed to surrendering.
As for the emperor, he only broke the deadlock. Normally, it wasn't his place to deal with practical matters of war, but after diplomatic relations with the Soviets were confirmed to be dead (after they declared war on Japan), he called an imperial conference and told the council to go with Suzuki.
Fact is, the council had hopes that the Soviets (who they had a peace agreement with at the time) would be able to help them get better conditions for their surrender. You can see this in the correspondence between Suzuki (I think?) and their ambassador in Moscow. They weren't fanatics, they were looking for a way out.
What the bombs did do was speed up the Soviet invasion, which was what actually broke the council's delusions about some potential sovereignty being kept. It basically cut the final possibility of negotiation. Even then, the emperor had to call an imperial council twice in order to make it clear that Suzuki's option was the one to go with.
Point is, if Potsdam would have guaranteed the emperor's survival or alluded to it, it's probable that Suzuki's faction would have won out without the nukes, becoming almost guaranteed after Soviet declaring war (which they were planning to do anyway). The Japanese were stubborn and delusional, but they weren't stupid. After the last lifeline of a diplomatic settlement was cut, a full surrender was the only option and they knew that. Not to save their people, mind you, but to save their institutions.
Remember, there were also other military options: the US could have dropped the nukes on military bases outside of major cities, or off the coast, to demonstrate their power; the blockade was probably enough to force Japan to a surrender as their resources dwindled; and even just threatening to bomb Kyoto would have probably done the job, given the religious connotations with the emperor and the Imperial Palace.
Nuking Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two cities of what was mostly civilians, was simply a spectacle to the Americans. It being necessary to force a surrender is a post-war fabrication, imo, and even then it didn't justify the horror of it.
We'll never rid ourselves of terrible weapons because, we are too terrified
of one another. Too hateful, too petty, too small. It is the twenty-first
century, and what progress have we actually made when the only peace most
of us will ever know is the peace of the grave.
There is the peace beyond all understanding, with Jesus.
No actually you just described the western nations and the Europeans way of treating everyone else on earth
@@joeboudreault4351Jesus was Palestinian
@AhmadAl-Abed-x6w OH? I thought he was Buddhist or Muslim or Confucian or something. Born in India (there are rumors) or in Mecca or perhaps China. You are confusing people, Ahmad. And I thought Palestinians were ancient Romans. Jeepers. Sigh.
That comparison is insane.. Japan had declred war against many nations and killed , tortured countless people around the world... Not comparable to Gaza really... Both horrible events... Not the same..
No one tried to say they were the same. If you knew any history you would know that war was over for Japan when the US decided to test its new weapons in order to scare the entire rest of the world into submission.
Israel envoy criticized Mr. Toshiyuki Mimaki for saying this, how despicable!
In 2022, the military spending worldwide amounted to 2.24 trillion U.S. dollars,
As 9,000 people die from conflict-driven hunger every day.
A child dies from hunger every 10 seconds.
I simply don't understand how the government can ever be forgiven; but the do, I don't know how but they do.
Shame on democracy now for misquoting seniors.
How tragic is that? What lessons have we Americans learned???
if people were able to agree on facts, we could cure this planet
humans: killing other humans for as long as we have occupied this planet
We are the most violent species.
It all started with Cain killing Abel.
To be fair, animals kill their own kind all the time Just look how often amphibians, reptiles, fish, and arthropods cannibalize each other. Hell, meerkats are so vicious to each other, that 1/5ths of deaths among them are caused BY them.
It's so very very very bad.
Congratulations on the Nobel, I am in solidarity with the cause, but to compare WWII Japan to Gaza is to do a disservice to the Palestinian cause. The atomic bombs should never have been deployed but Japan in WWII was a horrible place, their biggest ally was Hitler, they invaded several countries, had imprisonment and torture camps. they killed some 20 million civillians in other countries. The difference with Gaza, which wants to have its own territory, is huge.
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor by surprise in the morning on Dec , remember?
@@maria1060-f1q thank you
"The atomic bombs should never have been deployed" LOL, and then you go on to explain exactly why it was deployed.
@@srsmopar3808 exactly I'm all that over for a while and maybe you'll get it
@@brianburgess3231 LOL, you just proved why your own opinion is wrong. Hilarious!
This is stupid. The science department literally destroyed the philosophy department....
The award itself doesn't matter much compared to the message, and even messages are only so much, but I was disappointed that UNRWA didn't win--them/other aid groups in Palestine, or the grassroots groups trying to look after people in Sudan, a Muslim country which non-Sudanese Muslims have largely forgotten.
The fact that Toshiyuki Mimaki spoke to that exactly, and made the connection between struggles as a matter of fact, has changed my mind. The very manner of the response demonstrates the deservedness, akin to the idea of a wise man rejecting being given authority for awareness of the danger. We learn more from this than we would if UNRWA had won. As much as UNRWA winning would have been a lovely jab at the Zionists.
Why don't they talk about about the millions of civilians killed by the Japanese in China, the Philippines, Singapore, etc.? Far in excess of the Japanese civilians killed by the atomic bombs or other American air raids on Japan.
You didn't get the main point, did you?
@@MarkBigelow-p9c 👏exactly
@@minokt7792 No, you do not get it. They should not have the right to lecture others on war ethics and play the victim cards when they people to this day refuse and deny the cruelties of their ancestors' actions. That's like a Nazi receiving a Nobel prize for peace despite his heinous affiliation.
@@parodynet3004 You don't yet understand that they are hoping for anyone not to become a victim of an atomic bomb in future? Are you so yo yo that you see they represent those refusing to admit the atrocities committed by the Imperial Japan?
@@minokt7792 You still don't get it. You don't really see German victims parading the world and having speeches left and right about how miserable they have been or all the German women who were brutally abused by Russian soldiers. It's because they were the aggressors and it would be hypocritical given the immense pain they caused.
Then again, with Japanese, it's apparently very well accepted for them to play the victim card despite having been the aggressors. If they want to talk about the misery they experienced so much then they should also make an effect covering the cruelties they inflicted on others. The discrepancy in how Germany handled its history and how Japan did is ridiculously large. And yes, today's Japanese are indirectly excusing, even honouring the cruelties of their ancestors by worshipping A class criminals and by denying atrocities and by mocking other nations. You only ever hear Japanese talk about their own pain. They are absolute hypocrites and uneducated people like you fall victim to their victim play. It's laughable!
Israel today is like Imperial Japan during WWII. Palestine today is like Japan after WWII.
Soon Benjamin netanyahu will win the Nobel peace prize
Recording | Gazan: Gazan: 'Hamas hitting us with sticks to stop us from evacuating'
Gazan civilians told the IDF that Hamas is actively preventing Gazan civilians from heeding the IDF’s calls to move away from the combat zone in Jabaliya.
Source of this with some proof? Where did you hear this from? We can't just trust you without any cited sources.
At the time of live genocide, what peace prize is being distributed ?
おめでとう
the old grey mare she aint was she used to be.
Thanks mr.Human. And also, this is the second holocaust we are seeing.
I think covid19 was an attempted holocaust...
We all weep for Palestinians and the inhumanity of isrealis
Isreal is inviting the same thing he is speaking about 😂😂😂😂
and according to the revised western version of history, It was Russia that atom bombed Japan.
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Japan must recognise a Palestinian state
Japan (correctly) won't even allow Islam in their country, let alone the Palestinian murderers and genociders.
Never will be such a place The "False-tinians" must acknoledge history first that they didn't exist until the 1960s and they're just a fib. Japan must take responsibility for the millions it murdered. Don't side with Nazis. Stay in school (not UNWRA one)
let's be happy and sing - para bailar la bamba para bailar la bamba se necesita una poca de gracia - bamba bamba
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Fact-US always shame for humanity past and now present.
I hope the environmentalists are watching this and learning that the nuclear threat is far worst than their climate change nonsense.
Achei que iam dar o prêmio para o Netaniyahu.
Uh.....no lol. Japan were imperialists and colonizers. The Chinese, Koreans and other Asian victims of their aggression were more akin to Palestinians.
@@djsapien3448 right just outrageous that people act like Japan didn’t kill and enslave millions!
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Why this guy brings China into to conversation and saying nothing about Israel?
thanks to usa japan became a peacful country.
DO YOU THINK COUNTRIES LIKE THE US, CHINA, RUSSI, IRAN and NORTH KOREA?
According to a Obama I wouldn't accept this prize
Am i missing something? Are people forgeting the point of what caused Americans to resort to nukes? It was a very different Japan back then. And correct me if im wrong, but hasnt there been peace between the countries ever since?
the US has been involved in like 30 wars since WWII. And the lie that the nukes were needed to stop Japanese attacks has been proven propaganda by the US government. The Japanese were already looking for a way out of the war so its entirely possible peace talks would have worked amd achieved a surrender. Also it is never justified to murder civilians in a war, It has been agreed on by the nations of the world that only combatants military interests are to be targeted. This is widely understood, which is why many nations are standing with Gaza.
Peace enforced by military occupation and the threat of starvation isn't peace.
Doesn't that ring a bell?
@nercksrule America hasnt occupied Japan since the 50s, thanks to the Treaty of San Fransico. The two countries have had a perfectly cordial relationship ever since.
And Americas "blockade starving Japan" was actually a complete myth by revisionists. A report was made back in 1947, the Japanese wartime standard of living and utilization of manpower, showed that the blockade actually had serious difficulties cutting off japanese food supplies. They were largely self-sustaining agriculturally.
Point being; when a country declares war on you and refuses any compromise, the only true path to peace is for you to win completely and utterly. Then peace can be made and healing can begin.
Whens the last time you heard of japanese terrorist cells lurking anywhere in the world?
Nuclear weapons were invented to prevent a world war 3. They wanted to make world war 2 the last. The US was just waiting for the first chance to drop those bombs. The Japanese were just the first to anger the US government enough and they paid the ultimate price.
@Cooler7328 thank you
except japan commited crimes comparable and in some ways worse than germany.
plsne did literally nothing before the colonialism
😥 como dice … Nunca sería más acertado. Ahora que las potencias armamentistas ven con desprecio con irresponsabilidad a una humanidad que lucha por sobrevivir 😢
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Israel is right now fighting for its very existence. Think about that.
It’s so ironic ; As soon as Iran showing progress on atomic power the Nobel Committee praise the anti-atom activists.
Nuclear power is rather a different thing to nuclear bombs, don’t you think?
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Fake ….
I guess you'd believe only what your brainwasher governments tell you
Nobel Peace Prize is political and has lost its worth.
They gave one to Obama...LOL!
Victims of american empire
I don't want war ,want peace
I just wanted to comment on the importance of Canadian culture and the continuing teaching of Remembrance Day lest we forget , Thanks grapes
wish Canadians had same appreciation for your indigenous peoples’ culture…
Wrong comparison whit gaza
Congratulations on winning the Noble Peace ☮️ Prize ™[{ 01758^°St.Lucia
I can assure you the voice that lady heard in total darkness was Jesus' voice, Lord thank you for your mercy. Amen.
Ur stupid
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Reported as hate speech and promoting terrorism
thanks to usa, japan became a peaceful country.
welcome to clown world.