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The Myth of
Hiroshima
"All acts of violence leave their imprint in the perpetrator,
the perpetrators ultimately will suffer violence equal to that they have inflicted."
- Charles
Eisenstein
An atomic bomb was dropped
without on the center of the Japanese
city of Hiroshima.
One
hundred and forty thousand humans
were killed, more than 95% of them
women and children.
At least half of the
victims died of radiation poisoning
over the next few months.
Three days after Hiroshima was obliterated,
the city of Nagasaki
suffered a similar
fate.
The magnitude of
death was enormous. On August 14, 1945
- five days after the Nagasaki bombing -
Radio Tokyo announced that the
Japanese emperor had accepted the American terms for surrender.
Americans at the
time were told that the atomic
bomb had ended the
war, even "saving" a million
lives that might have been lost if the
Americans had been required to invade
mainland Japan. This historical
myth justified the greatest terroist
attack in human
history.
This powerful
propaganda
narrative took root quickly
becoming deeply embedded in the
American pysche.
On the 50th anniversary of this
terrorist attack, this
propaganda
narrative was reinforced in an
exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution on the Enola Gay, the plane that dropped
the first atomic bomb. The exhibit presented
officially sanctioned historical
myth of the atomic bombings, portraying those bombings as a necessary act.
Although patriotically
correct for a militarized country, the exhibit and the
propaganda
narrative on which it was based
were historically
inaccurate. For one thing,
the Smithsonian downplayed the casualties, saying only that the atomic
bombs "caused many tens of thousands of deaths"
and that Hiroshima was "a definite military
target."
Americans were also told that use of the
atomic bombs "led to the immediate surrender of
Japan and made unnecessary the planned invasion of the Japanese home
islands."
The United Soviet
Socialist Republic's entry into the Pacific war on August 8, two days after the
Hiroshima atomic bombing, caused Japan's
capitulation.
The Enola Gay exhibit also
repeated such outright
lies as the assertion that "special
leaflets were dropped on Japanese cities"
civilians to evacuate. The fact is that atomic bomb
leaflets were dropped on Japanese cities, but only after Hiroshima and
Nagasaki had been destroyed.
The hard truth
is that the atomic bombing were unnecessary. A
million lives were not saved.
McGeorge Bundy, the
man who first popularized this
figure, later confessed that he had pulled it out of thin
air in order to justify the
bombings in a 1947 Harper's
magazine essay he had ghostwritten for
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson.
The bomb was dropped, as J.
Robert Oppenheimer, scientific
director of the Manhattan Project, said in November 1945, on "an essentially
defeated
enemy."
Harry S. Truman used the atomic
bombing primarily to prevent the Soviets from
sharing in the occupation of
Japan. Harry S. Truman used the
atomic bomb on August 6.
Harry S. Truman returned from the
Potsdam Conference on August 3 believing
that the Japanese were looking for peace.
Unpleasant historical facts
were censored from the 1995 Smithsonian exhibit, an action that should trouble
every American.
An officially
sanctioned government
myth distorts
history threating
democracy and
corrupting the
truth of actual
reality.
After 911 it became
critically important that Americans face
the truth about the atomic
bombings.
The
myths surrounding Hiroshima have made it
possible for our defense establishment to argue that atomic
bombs are legitimate
weapons that belong in
America's
arsenal.
I am the Reverend Kiyoshi
Tanimoto
A graduate of Emory College, Atlanta, Pastor of the Methodist
Church of Hiroshima
I was in a western suburb when the bomb struck
Like a sheet of sunlight.
Fearing for my wife and family I ran
back into the city
Where I saw hundreds and hundreds fleeing
Every one of them hurt in some way.
The eyebrows of some were
burned off
Skin hung from their faces and hands
Some were
vomiting as they walked
On some naked bodies the burns had made
patterns
Of the shapes of flowers transferred
From their
kimonos to human skin.
Almost all had their heads bowed
Looked
straight ahead, were silent
And showed no expression whatever.
Under many houses I heard trapped people screaming
Crying for
help but there were none to help
And the fire was coming.
I
came to a young woman holding her dead baby
Who pleaded with me to find
her husband
So he could see the baby one last time.
There was
nothing I could do but humor her.
By accident I ran into my own wife
Both she and our child were alive and well.
For days I carried
water and food to the wounded and the dying.
I apologized to them:
Forgive me,
I said, for not sharing your
burden.
I am the Reverend Kiyoshi Tanimoto Pastor of the
Methodist Church of Hiroshima
I was in a western suburb when the bomb
struck
Like a sheet of sunlight.
When I was growing up the thing I was the most
afraid of was nuclear war.
My first year in elementray school we had
numerous drills. There was two types of drill: in the first one, a fire drill,
we filed out of the classroom and stood in lines on the pavement; in the second
drill, the nuclear war drill, we were told to crawl undre our desks, kneel, put
our face between our thighs, lace our fingers behind our neck and push that
face into those thighs. (I am sure this is where they got the idea of kissing
your ass goodbye!)
The main objective of terrorists is to terrorize you.
The truth is the Soviets did not terrorize me the government officials working
for the United States terrorized me!
Ironically Osama bin Laden
repeatedly refers to Hiroshima in his
rambling speeches. Usamah bin Mohammad bin
Laden was trained by Central
Intelligence Agency in terrorist tactics to facilitate the withdrawal of
Soviet troops from Afghanastan.
Osama bin
Laden is an educated man who
understands the power of
myth in mass
media.
"The mass
media sector strives to beautify the leaders, to drowse the community by
keeping the citizens
concerned with minor matters, to stir up their
emotions and
desires until
corruption becomes widespread."-
Usamah bin Mohammad bin Laden
By believing it was the
atomic bombings that
shocked the Japanese imperial
government into an early surrender,
Usamah bin Mohammad bin Laden has bought
into the very propaganda the federal
government used to pacify the
American
citizens!
Hiroshima's myths have
gradually given rise to an imperialist American unilateralism born of atomic
arrogance.
J. Robert
Oppenheimer warned against this "sleazy sense of omnipotence."
"If you approach the problem and say, 'We
know what is right and we would like to
use the atomic bomb to persuade you to agree with
us,' then you are in a very weak position and you will not succeed. . . . You
will find yourselves attempting by force of arms to prevent a
disaster." - J. Robert Oppenheimer
(prescience)
You may get
other to 'agree' with you initialy but you have not won their
hearts and
minds.
J. Robert Oppenheimer
also stoked the fear of an atomic suitcase bomb.
"Of course it could be
done," J. Robert Oppenheimer told a Senate committee, "and an individual could
destroy New York city."
adapted from Kai Bird & Martin J.
Sherwin
"The
George W. Bush administration
has chosen to bang the drums of war by
imperiously chastising Iran for its
nuclear program, despite the fact
that America has set the example of
using nuclear
weapons as a deterrent or threat by
building up the Earth's largest
nuclear
arsenal. This is not the action of a
responsible global
citizen" - Marilyn
Rich
"We have more nuclear
weapons than any
other nation. We spent more on
nuclear
weapons
research than any
other nation. The
George W. Bush administration
publicly announces plans to "update" America's
nuclear
weapons capacity, building as many as
125 more nuclear
weapons per year. And we call
countries that want to obtain nuclear
weapons
technology "pariahs" or members
of the "axis of evil"? What does that make
America?" - Marc Novak
"The
George W. Bush administration
new plan to rebuild the nuclear weapons stockpile makes no
sense. As we tell the rest of the
Earth that Iran and North Korea are not
allowed to have nuclear weapons, you
would think that it would be because we
have matured to the point where we realize that
nuclear
weapons have no place on
Earth, that we have recognized that the use
of nuclear
weapons has never and will never be
justified. We tell the rest of the Earth
that they can't have weapons of mass
destruction because they can't be trusted, but we can. We are the only
nation to have ever dropped a nuclear
weapon on fellow
humans, and the effects were beyond
devastating." - Zaid Adhami
"The
nuclear
weapons rearmament plan shows a lack
of vision for a better future. Whom are we
deterring and on whom would we drop these nuclear
weapons? Not only could our
tax
money be better spent, but our
minds could be put to better use. We
could use our minds,
hearts and resources
creatively to reduce - or better still, to
eliminate - nuclear proliferation and
to find compassionate
solutions to
other problems we face. As
Gandhi said, the philosophy of an
eye for an
eye results in a
world of the
blind." - Carl Swallow
The National Security Strategy of the United
States of America 2002 states that "In the 1990s we witnessed the
emergence of a small number of rogue states that, while different in important
ways, share a number of attributes. These states: are determined to acquire
weapons of mass
destruction, along with other advanced
military
technology, to be used as
threats or offensively to achieve
the aggressive
designs of these regimes."
Exactly how is America different than
other
aggressive regimes that attempt
to cause others to
conform to their
ideology through the use of intimidation
and threats? "For the Little
Boy the detonation heights should correspond to a pressure of 5 psi, a height
of the Mach-stem of 100 feet and a magnitude of detonation of either 5,000 or
15,000 tons of H.E. equivalent. With present knowledge the fuse setting
corresponding to 5,000 tons equivalent would be used but fusing for the other
should be available in case more is known at the time of delivery. The height
of detonation corresponding to 5,000 and 15,000 tons are 1550 feet and 2400
feet, respectively.
For the Fat Man the detonation heights should
correspond to a pressure of 5 psi, a height of the Mach-stem of 100 feet, and a
magnitude of explosion of 700, 2,000, or 5,000 tons of H.E. equivalent. With
the present information the fuse should be set at 2,000 tons equivalent but
fusing for the other values should be available at the time of final delivery.
The heights of detonation corresponding to 700, 2,000, and 5,000 tons are 580
feet, 1,000 feet and 1,550 feet, respectively. Trinity data will be used for
this gadget.
Hiroshima - This is an important army depot and port of
embarkation in the middle of an urban industrial area. It is a good radar
target and it is such a size that a large part of the city could be extensively
damaged. There are adjacent hills which are likely to produce a focusing effect
which would considerably increase the blast damage. Due to rivers it is not a
good incendiary target. (Classified as an AA Target)
The feasibility of
following the raid by an incendiary mission was discussed. This has the great
advantage that the enemies' fire fighting ability will probably be paralyzed by
the gadget so that a very serious conflagration should be capable of being
started.
It was agreed that psychological factors in the target
selection were of great importance. Two aspects of this are (1) obtaining the
greatest psychological effect against Japan and (2) making the initial use
sufficiently spectacular for the importance of the weapon to be internationally
recognized when publicity on it is released." - from the minutes of the second
meeting of the Target Committee Los Alamos, May 10-11, 1945
On July 26,
Truman and other allied leaders issued the Potsdam Declaration, an
ultimatum outlining terms of surrender for Japan.
MEMORANDUM ON THE
USE OF S-1 BOMB:
Ever since I have been in touch with this program I
have had a feeling that before the bomb is actually used against Japan that
Japan should have some preliminary warning for say two or three days in advance
of use. The position of the United States as a great humanitarian nation and
the fair play attitude of our people generally is responsible in the main for
this feeling. During recent weeks I have also had the feeling very definitely
that the Japanese government may be searching for some opportunity which they
could use as a medium of surrender. Undersecretary of the Navy Ralph A. Bard,
June 27, 1945
TO: General Carl Spaatz Commanding General United States
Army Strategic Air Forces 1.
The 509 Composite Group, 20th Air Force
will deliver its first special bomb as soon as weather will permit visual
bombing after about 3 August 1945 on one of the targets: Hiroshima, Kokura,
Niigata and Nagasaki. To carry military and civilian scientific personnel from
the War Department to observe and record the effects of the explosion of the
bomb, additional aircraft will accompany the airplane carrying the bomb. The
observing planes will stay several miles distant from the point of impact of
the bomb.
Additional bombs will be delivered on the above targets as
soon as made ready by the project staff. Further instructions will be issued
concerning targets other than those listed above.
Discussion of any and
all information concerning the use of the weapon against Japan is reserved to
the Secretary of War and the President of the United States. No communiques on
the subject or releases of information will be issued by Commanders in the
field without specific prior authority. Any news stories will be sent to the
War Department for specific clearance.
The foregoing directive is
issued to you by direction and with the approval of the Secretary of War and of
the Chief of Staff, USA. It is desired that you personally deliver one copy of
this directive to General MacArthur and one copy to Admiral Nimitz for their
information. THOS. T. HANDY General, G.S.C. Acting Chief of Staff
"The
world will note that the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, a military
base. That was because we wished in this first attack to avoid, insofar as
possible, the killing of civilians." - Harry Truman (oops! did somebody forgot
to tell the president Hiroshima was a city full of women and children?)
(or fun and games with the sword of
fire!)
In the late summer/early
fall of 2006 a web site known as the
Operation Iraqi Freedom Portal, run by neo-cons in the
George W. Bush administration,
posted documents on how to build a nuclear warhead. The "how to build a
nuclear warhead" documents were more
detailed than any other
information ever available to the public.
Although it is unlikely that these plans would have
been fully functional it is quite possible that instead of increasing the time
necessary to build a nuclear warhead
by misdirection that very misdirection may have reduced the time actually
needed to build a nuclear warhead. In
any case this is a stupid gamble to
take.
It seems a little disingenous for a
government that has
invaded
another country,
Iraq, in the quest for the elimination of
weapons of mass
destruction to post detailed directions on how to build a
nuclear warhead. (Rueters, New York Times, Los Angeles Times)
"The United States spent over $52 billion on
nuclear weapons and related programs in fiscal year 2008, but only 10 percent
of that went toward preventing a nuclear attack and slowing the proliferation
of nuclear weapons and technology." - Stephen I. Schwartz, Deepti Choubey,
Carnegie Endowment Report, January 2009
SEC. 1070.
RELIEF OF RICHARD M. BARLOW OF SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.
(a)
Findings.--Congress makes the following findings:
(1) Richard M. Barlow
was a counter-proliferation intelligence officer with expertise in Pakistan
nuclear issues.
(2) From 1980-82, Richard M. Barlow served as the
action officer for Pakistan proliferation matters at the Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency.
(3) In 1985, Richard M. Barlow joined the
Central Intelligence
Agency, becoming a recognized issue expert on Pakistan's clandestine
nuclear purchasing networks and its weapons programs.
(4) After serving
as a Special Agent with the Customs Service, Richard M. Barlow then joined the
Office of the Secretary of Defense starting in 1989, where he continued to
investigate Pakistan's nuclear weapons network headed by A. Q. Khan.
(5) Richard M. Barlow was instrumental in the 1987 arrest and later
conviction of 2 agents in Pakistan's nuclear weapons development program headed
by A. Q. Khan, for which he received an award for exceptional accomplishment
from the Director of the Central
Intelligence Agency and numerous commendations from senior State
Department and law enforcement officials.
(6) In addition, Richard M.
Barlow received a prestigious commendation from the State Department's Legal
Advisor for assistance to President Ronald Reagan and Secretary of State George
P. Schultz for triggering the Solarz Amendment relating to termination of
military and economic aid to Pakistan for exporting nuclear weapons technology.
(7) In a classified
hearing following the arrests of the Pakistani agents, Richard M. Barlow, as
the Central Intelligence
Agency's top expert, testified truthfully to the Subcommittee on Asian
Pacific Affairs of the Committee on International Relations of the House of
Representatives, then known as the House Foreign Affairs Committee, that the
arrested Pakistanis were agents of the Pakistani government, and revealed that
Pakistan had continued to regularly violate United States nuclear export laws.
(8) Richard M. Barlow's actions revealed that certain Executive Branch
officials had been withholding this information from the Congressional
committees.
(9) In 1989, Richard M. Barlow joined the Office of the
Secretary of Defense in the Office of Non-proliferation where he continued to
investigate Pakistani proliferation networks.
(10) In April 1989,
Richard M. Barlow received an outstanding performance review from his
Department of Defense supervisors, and in June 1989 he was promoted.
(11) During the spring and early summer of 1989, Richard M. Barlow told
his supervisors on a number of occasions that he had serious concerns that
Executive Branch officials were concealing intelligence about Pakistan's
nuclear program from Congress and were obstructing pending criminal
investigations into Pakistan's procurement efforts in order to avoid triggering
the Pressler and Solarz Amendments and to obtain approval for a proposed
$1,400,000,000 sale of F-16 jets to Pakistan.
(12) On August 2, 1989,
Richard M. Barlow raised concerns about false testimony given by senior
officials to the Congress on Pakistan's nuclear capabilities to the
Subcommittee on Asian Pacific Affairs of the Committee on International
Relations of the House.
(13) On August 4, 1989, several weeks after
being promoted, Richard M. Barlow was handed a notice of pending termination.
(14) On August 8, 1989, Richard M. Barlow's security clearances were
suspended for reasons that were classified and not revealed to
him.
(15) On August 26, 1989, Richard M. Barlow, under threat of
firing, was offered a series of menial, temporary assignments by Department of
Defense personnel and security officials concerned about possible retaliation
against him as a Congressional whistleblower by senior
officials in the Office of the Secretary of Defense.
(16) Richard M.
Barlow then underwent a 9-month long security investigation involving numerous
allegations levied against him by his superiors in the Office of Secretary of
Defense, all of which were found to be false.
(17) In March of 1990,
Richard M. Barlow then had his security clearance restored and remained in a
series of temporary assignments until February 1992, when he then resigned
under duress.
(18) At the time of his separation from government
service, Richard M. Barlow had completed 8 years of government service.
(19) Richard M. Barlow's temporary loss of his security clearance and
personnel actions against him damaged his reputation and left him unable to
find suitable employment inside the Government.
(20) For the next 15
years, Richard M. Barlow continued to serve his country as a consultant to the
intelligence and law enforcement communities working on complex
counterintelligence and counter-proliferation operations without the benefits
he would have had if he had continued as a Federal employee.
(21) In
1998, the Senate approved a private relief resolution, Senate Resolution 253
(105th Congress) to provide compensation for Richard M. Barlow's
losses on ``the nature, extent, and
character of the claim for compensation referred to in such bill as a legal or
equitable claim against the United States or a gratuity''.
(22) With
Senate Resolution 253, the Senate recognized the importance of protecting
Federal employees who inform Congress of Executive Branch distortions of the
truth and other wrongdoing.
(23) On March 6,
2000, the Government filed a protective order under the
state secrets
privilege for documents requested under discovery by Richard M. Barlow
relating to the Pakistan nuclear program.
(24) The documents denied
under the state secrets
privilege were documents that Richard M. Barlow had official access to
prior to the loss of clearance.
(25) The documents denied under the
state secrets
privilege were subpoenaed by Richard M. Barlow to substantiate the
allegations he originally made regarding his claim of false testimony of
Government officials to Congress on the Pakistan nuclear weapons program and
the actions taken against him.
(26) The evidence withheld from the
Court as a result of the state secrets privilege
included significant, sworn statements from a number of senior intelligence,
Department of State, and Department of Defense officials corroborating Richard
M. Barlow's charges of Executive Branch wrongdoing.
(27) As a result of
the use of the state
secrets privilege, Richard M. Barlow and the United States Court of Federal
Claims did not have access to evidence and information necessary to evaluate
the key information relating to the merits of Richard M. Barlow's case and
accurately report its findings to the Senate.
(28) Since Richard M.
Barlow's separation from government service in 1992, five Senate and five House
committees have intervened in support of Richard M. Barlow's case on a
bipartisan basis, and investigations by the
Central Intelligence
Agency, State Department Inspectors General, and the Government
Accountability Office have corroborated Mr. Barlow's findings or found that
personnel actions were taken against him in reprisal.
(29) Richard M.
Barlow is recognized for his patriotism and service to his country.
In 1992, a high-ranking Pakistani official admitted that the
country had developed the ability to assemble a nuclear weapon by 1987.
In 1998 India detonated three nuclear weapons so Islamabad detonated
five nuclear weapons.
"This was not a failure of intelligence. The
intelligence was in the system." - Richard Barlow
In the early days of
the Vietnam War, a CIA analyst named Sam Adams
discovered that the United States was seriously underestimating the strength of
the Vietcong. The agency squelched Sam Adams findings and he left in
frustration.
During the Reagan years, Melvin Goodman, then a top Soviet
analyst at the agency, reported that the "Evil Empire" was undergoing a severe
economic and military decline. Melvin Goodman was pressured to revise his
findings as CIA director William Casey wanted to
portray a Soviet Union "that was 10 feet tall" in order to justify bigger
military budgets.
(Reagan's Secretary of State, George Shultz, put it
more delicately in his memoirs: Reports from Casey's CIA, he wrote, were "distorted by strong views about
policy.")
An Energy Department analyst named Bryan Siebert was
investigating Saddam Hussein's nuclear program. Bryan Siebert's report
concluded that "Iraq has a major effort under way to produce nuclear weapons"
recommending that the National Security Council look into the matter. The
George H. W. Bush administration ignored the report.
"As a matter of
sound security policy, unnecessary classification is to be avoided since it
imposes financial and operational costs on the government. As a matter of good
public policy, unnecessary classification is to be avoided because it impedes
oversight and accountability." - Bryan Siebert
Dresden
Operation ThunderclapMuch like
Hiroshima Dresden had no military value as a target. For centuries, it had been
a center of German cultural heritage - a heritage that had everything to do
with positive developments in human civilization, and nothing to do with the
Nazi disease that had been imposed on Germany by the Anglo-American financial
elite. Dresden was chosen for destruction as an act of TERRORISM, directed, not
against the Nazis, per se, but the German people and as a warning to the
Soviets.
The firebombing of Dresden, creating a raging inferno of
destruction that slaughtered more that 100,000 human beings, was conceived and
directed by a group of social psychiatrists at the Strategic Bombing Survey,
affiliated with the Special Operations Command of the Office of Strategic
Services (OSS). This group was effectively overseen by the head of the British
Psychological Warfare Directorate, Brig. Gen. John Rawlings Rees, the director
the Tavistock Clinic in London, which, since the 1920s, had served as a center
of psychological warfare operations of the British Empire.
The team at
the Strategic Bombing Survey, which included a host of U.S.-based Tavistock
operatives, such as Kurt Lewin, Rensis Likert, and Margaret Mead, theorized
that the terror inflicted on the German population through the "message of
Dresden" would break their will to fight, leaving them fearful, frightened, and
disorganized. They projected that it would have a lasting effect on Germany,
removing that nation from among the great states of Europe, making it a
permanently psychologically scarred entity. The German people, they argued,
would be made to realize that "all that is German" could be wiped away, all of
its culture and history, in an instant, as it were, by powers who would oppose
an assertive future Germany.
"One of the main techniques for breaking
morale through a `strategy of terror' consists in exactly this tactic--keep the
person hazy as to where he stands and what just he may expect. If, in addition,
frequent vacillations between severe disciplinary measures and promises of good
treatment, together with the spreading of contradictory news, make the
cognitive structure of this situation utterly unclear, then the individual may
cease to know when a particular plan would lead toward or away from his goal.
Under these conditions, even those individuals who have definite goals and are
ready to take risks will be paralyzed with severe inner conflicts in regard to
what to do." - Kurt Lewin
As the pilots and their crews came to realize
what they had done - the creation of a raging inferno, burning civilian targets
and civilians - many returned to their bases horrified. The firestorm was
visible up to a distance of 300 kilometers.
This demonstration of
military potency retained its psychological usefulness even after the end of
the Crimean conference. When the Soviets entered Dresden they were able to see
firsthand what horrible destruction the Anglo-American air forces were able to
cause to a city far removed from their bases in a single night.
"The
bombing of Dresden had little or nothing to do with the war against Nazi
Germany: it was an American British message for Stalin, a message that cost the
lives of tens of thousands of people." - Jacques R. Pauwels
At the
instruction of the psyops warriors, the crews had not been fully briefed on the
mission. Now, they were greeted by teams of psychologists and others, who would
profile their responses to the terror they had unleashed; they were told, as
the crews who later dropped, unnecessarily, atomic bombs on two Japanese
cities, that it would "shorten the war." |
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