[ RadSafe ] RE: [AMRSO] On This Day( NY Times) - Observation of Moment of Silence

[John Jacobus]

I believe that the Japanses atomic program was a sham.
 First, they had no access to uranium.  Second, their
research was centered about a single cyclotron.
See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_atomic_program

--- Maury Siskel <maurysis at peoplepc.com> wrote:

> It seems appropriate to recall in passing that Japan
> also had an active 
> atomic bomb research program through WW2 -- not as
> advanced as Germany 
> or the US, but nevertheless, they too were trying
> ....
> Maury&Dog
> 
> =================================
> 
> Steven Dapra wrote:
> 
> > Aug. 9
> >
> >         Japan has always been a very regimented
> nation, and during 
> > WWII it was a police state.  The "enablers" etc.,
> didn't have much of 
> > a choice in the matter.  It was do what you're
> told, or else.  The 
> > "eager supporters" undoubtedly lost much or all of
> their former 
> > enthusiasm when the coffins and the 'we regret to
> inform you" 
> > telegrams began arriving.  For a present-day
> perspective, initially 
> > the Bush II war on Iraq was popular.  Now it
> isn't.
> >
> >         Both individual and mass human behavior
> can become very 
> > complicated and convoluted in wartime.
> >
> > Steven Dapra
> > sjd at swcp.com
> >
> > At 09:54 AM 8/9/07 -0700, Brennan, Mike  (DOH)
> wrote:
> >
> >> There were far, far more than just two crimes;
> there were almost an 
> >> infinite number of crimes, with most of them
> committed or ordered by 
> >> those controlling the Japanese government.  There
> is no justification 
> >> at all to believe that those committing the
> crimes would stop, short 
> >> of such overwhelming force as to kill them or
> break Japan's ability 
> >> to continue the War.  The resolve of the Western
> Allies (and the greed 
> >
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-- John
John Jacobus, MS
Certified Health Physicist
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