[WARNING] Forgotten Holocaust in Asia

dom · **Posted:** Mon Sep 03, 2007 6:57 pm

Shadowman20818 wrote:

[SD]Stress wrote:

dom wrote:

Shadowman20818 wrote:

War keeps population in check.

Also helps recover the economy from a recession. And, boost the reasearch of technology. Among other things...

Great examples are Germany and Japan. Need I say more?

The U.S. -.-

If you are referring to Iraq, you are malinformed and incorrect.

Iraq is not a true war. In this day and age, you simply can't invade and conquer anymore. Before the UN, you could, and you would do like the vikings did. You spend money to go pillage for money to make more money to pillage for more money. Now. when you invade a country, you simply can't walk away with their treasure chests, or technology. You can demand for retribution if you were provoked, but that's not the case of Iraq.

Shadowman20818 · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 1506

dom wrote:

Shadowman20818 wrote:

[SD]Stress wrote:

dom wrote:

Shadowman20818 wrote:

War keeps population in check.

Also helps recover the economy from a recession. And, boost the reasearch of technology. Among other things...

Great examples are Germany and Japan. Need I say more?

The U.S. -.-

If you are referring to Iraq, you are malinformed and incorrect.

Iraq is not a true war. In this day and age, you simply can't invade and conquer anymore. Before the UN, you could, and you would do like the vikings did. You spend money to go pillage for money to make more money to pillage for more money. Now. when you invade a country, you simply can't walk away with their treasure chests, or technology. You can demand for retribution if you were provoked, but that's not the case of Iraq.

WWI/II

Stress · **Posted:** Mon Sep 03, 2007 6:59 pm

The US did not suffer huge losses like Germany and Japan have. That makes the economic comeback of these two countries ever more impressive.

Dystopia · **Joined:** Jan 2007 **Posts:** 2317 **Location:**

Wow, very interesting nice find, I never knew about this and I find this stuff interesting, but what really bothers me is Unit 731 is being COMPLETELY ignored thats a damn shame

Shadowman20818 · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 1506

Well a point should be made that before the first war, both Germany and Japan were heavily industrialized and economic powers, so they knew what they were doing. But yeah, it was impressive nonetheless. I brought up the U.S. because they made a giant load of money off the two world wars, both off isolationism and selling war supplies and such.

dom · **Posted:** Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:07 pm

Shadowman20818 wrote:

Well a point should be made that before the second war, both Germany and Japan were heavily industrialized and economic powers, so they knew what they were doing. But yeah, it was impressive nonetheless. I brought up the U.S. because they made a giant load of money off the two world wars, both off isolationism and selling war supplies and such.

Like canada is doing now? We borrow money to the US, as well as natural ressources. That comes back with interest, boosting our dollar from 70% to 9x% of what the american dollar is worth. It's expected by early next year that our dollar passes the american one.

Shadowman20818 · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 1506

dom wrote:

Shadowman20818 wrote:

Well a point should be made that before the second war, both Germany and Japan were heavily industrialized and economic powers, so they knew what they were doing. But yeah, it was impressive nonetheless. I brought up the U.S. because they made a giant load of money off the two world wars, both off isolationism and selling war supplies and such.

Like canada is doing now? We borrow money to the US, as well as natural ressources. That comes back with interest, boosting our dollar from 70% to 9x% of what the american dollar is worth. It's expected by early next year that our dollar passes the american one.

I wouldn't doubt it, history repeats itself after all.

Dystopia · **Joined:** Jan 2007 **Posts:** 2317 **Location:**

Shadowman20818 wrote:

dom wrote:

Shadowman20818 wrote:

Well a point should be made that before the second war, both Germany and Japan were heavily industrialized and economic powers, so they knew what they were doing. But yeah, it was impressive nonetheless. I brought up the U.S. because they made a giant load of money off the two world wars, both off isolationism and selling war supplies and such.

Like canada is doing now? We borrow money to the US, as well as natural ressources. That comes back with interest, boosting our dollar from 70% to 9x% of what the american dollar is worth. It's expected by early next year that our dollar passes the american one.

I wouldn't doubt it, history repeats itself after all.

So true, our world never learns..

Jstar1 · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4757 **Location:**

thats why I hate the Japanese government

why don't you just say sorry and get over with, like Germany did?

Japan should realize how much garbage their getting from other countries

achmalach · **Joined:** Sep 2006 **Posts:** 986 **Location:**

dom wrote:

heroo wrote:

dom wrote:

heroo wrote:

Everyone focuses on the Nazi's because they started the whole focking war.

Actually, in a 20th century history class you would learn that the French started it with the treaty of Versailles ending World War I.

I watched all 5 parts, it was a very good documentary. I liked it. That's why my TV is always on the history channel.

I agree the Treaty of Versailles was too hard for the germans, but I do think that Hitler used it as an excuse to start another war.

And by the way the treaty of Versailles is a consequence of the 1st World War, which the germans started also.

You're all not understanding its impact. It was not Hitler's justification, its psychological impact affected the german people so much that they accepted Hitler's lead and supported his ideas.

It's what permitted him to take over, without it the people would of not supported him.

True, indeed did the treaty made it easier for Hitler to let the people adopt his ideas. If someone has problems they always need someone to point to. Hitler gave them that someone.

But again, it was not the treaty that led to WW2, it was the person who took advantage of the negative aspects of that treaty

XemnasXD · **Posted:** Tue Sep 04, 2007 11:26 am

achmalach wrote:

dom wrote:

heroo wrote:

dom wrote:

heroo wrote:

Everyone focuses on the Nazi's because they started the whole focking war.

Actually, in a 20th century history class you would learn that the French started it with the treaty of Versailles ending World War I.

I watched all 5 parts, it was a very good documentary. I liked it. That's why my TV is always on the history channel.

I agree the Treaty of Versailles was too hard for the germans, but I do think that Hitler used it as an excuse to start another war.

And by the way the treaty of Versailles is a consequence of the 1st World War, which the germans started also.

+1 so if were going down doms route we might as well blame WWI for WWII.....regardless of the treaty of Versailles WWII was started by Germany

You're all not understanding its impact. It was not Hitler's justification, its psychological impact affected the german people so much that they accepted Hitler's lead and supported his ideas.

It's what permitted him to take over, without it the people would of not supported him.

True, indeed did the treaty made it easier for Hitler to let the people adopt his ideas. If someone has problems they always need someone to point to. Hitler gave them that someone.

But again, it was not the treaty that led to WW2, it was the person who took advantage of the negative aspects of that treaty

Grimjaw · **Posted:** Tue Sep 04, 2007 12:09 pm

Dystopia wrote:

Wow, very interesting nice find, I never knew about this and I find this stuff interesting, but what really bothers me is Unit 731 is being COMPLETELY ignored thats a damn shame

Quoted for truth.

Did anyone read the comments beneath the video itself?

Those who do not learn from the past, are condemned to repeat it

TwelveEleven · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 3806 **Location:** Heaven

Grimjaw wrote:

Dystopia wrote:

Wow, very interesting nice find, I never knew about this and I find this stuff interesting, but what really bothers me is Unit 731 is being COMPLETELY ignored thats a damn shame

Quoted for truth.

Did anyone read the comments beneath the video itself?

Those who do not learn from the past, are condemned to repeat it

heroo · **Joined:** Sep 2006 **Posts:** 6618 **Location:**

Grimjaw wrote:

Dystopia wrote:

Wow, very interesting nice find, I never knew about this and I find this stuff interesting, but what really bothers me is Unit 731 is being COMPLETELY ignored thats a damn shame

Quoted for truth.

Did anyone read the comments beneath the video itself?

Those who do not learn from the past, are condemned to repeat it

History ALWAYS repeats itself. Sometimes that's a good thing, sometime it's not....

Silver0 · **Posted:** Tue Sep 04, 2007 7:19 pm

America Makes them stand in awe for what we done 2 save our suppose freedom so this is nothing compared 2 what we concealed or just labeled as freedom saver.
i been learning something everyday this one tops it for 2day s shocking they did this 2 there own ppl 2

CrimsonNuker · **Joined:** Aug 2006 **Posts:** 13791 **Location:**

dom wrote:

Shadowman20818 wrote:

Well a point should be made that before the second war, both Germany and Japan were heavily industrialized and economic powers, so they knew what they were doing. But yeah, it was impressive nonetheless. I brought up the U.S. because they made a giant load of money off the two world wars, both off isolationism and selling war supplies and such.

Like canada is doing now? We borrow money to the US, as well as natural ressources. That comes back with interest, boosting our dollar from 70% to 9x% of what the american dollar is worth. It's expected by early next year that our dollar passes the american one.

YES!

XemnasXD · **Posted:** Tue Sep 04, 2007 7:33 pm

CrimsonNuker wrote:

dom wrote:

Shadowman20818 wrote:

Well a point should be made that before the second war, both Germany and Japan were heavily industrialized and economic powers, so they knew what they were doing. But yeah, it was impressive nonetheless. I brought up the U.S. because they made a giant load of money off the two world wars, both off isolationism and selling war supplies and such.

Like canada is doing now? We borrow money to the US, as well as natural ressources. That comes back with interest, boosting our dollar from 70% to 9x% of what the american dollar is worth. It's expected by early next year that our dollar passes the american one.

YES!

LIES!! we'll destroy Canada before we allow that

TwelveEleven · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 3806 **Location:** Heaven

Really confronting, I only knew what the germans did (apart from pearl harbor)

John_Doe · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 2094 **Location:**

I wanted to add Don't know what year but when the US was helping fight back the Communist Laos, the CIA enlist a group of militia form up of American soldiers and native people (mostly hmongs) this part of the war was called the Sercret War. So the Hmongs help the Americans fight back the Laos, I don't know the outcome of the war who won etc. (gotta check that) but when the Americans left they just left the hmongs with no protection. And to this day the Laos are still hunting native hmongs in the mountians (where they live) even though they denied it at the U.N., they are killing,raping and in my eyes ultimately trying to commit genecide just cause the hmongs help the Americans in a war that shoulda ended long ago. If anyone one of you has watched the film Hunted Like Animals by Sarah Summers you will know what I'm taking about, this film as been presented to the U.N. yet they have not done nothing or so I've heard (Need to check on that as well).

Barotix · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 9250 **Location:** Sand

bah, old news, the japanese where azzholes during WW2
so fed up man.

they did sooooooooooo much shiz it aint even right.

and america just swept it under the rug.

meh thats life

Gokenzul · **Joined:** Aug 2007 **Posts:** 243 **Location:**

heroo wrote:

Everyone focuses on the Nazi's because they started the whole focking war.

No, it was because they tried to commit genocide. This sets them apart in this discussion.

Jstar1 · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4757 **Location:**

Gokenzul wrote:

heroo wrote:

Everyone focuses on the Nazi's because they started the whole focking war.

No, it was because they tried to commit genocide. This sets them apart in this discussion.

they did commit genocide and the japanese were worse at it too

I think germany's ok since they apologized and stuff

but japans a friggin prick cause they think ther so smart thumbing their nose at international critism

CrimsonNuker · **Joined:** Aug 2006 **Posts:** 13791 **Location:**

Jstar1 wrote:

Gokenzul wrote:

heroo wrote:

Everyone focuses on the Nazi's because they started the whole focking war.

No, it was because they tried to commit genocide. This sets them apart in this discussion.

they did commit genocide and the japanese were worse at it too

I think germany's ok since they apologized and stuff

but japans a friggin prick cause they think ther so smart thumbing their nose at international critism

No, they Attempted genocide, if they succeeded in the genocide, there wouldn't be any jewish people left.

Reise · **Joined:** May 2006 **Posts:** 6650 **Location:**

Jews weren't the only people victimized in the holocaust.

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