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To: gandalftb

Good luck getting an interview with a Kamikaze...


2 posted on 07/08/2007 1:30:21 PM PDT by MacDorcha (study links agenda-driven morons and junk science...)
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To: MacDorcha

Actually, there are/were a few surviving Kamikaze pilots. The ones who were still training when the war ended, had engine trouble and turned back, etc. I’m pretty sure none of the “successful” ones are still around. I’d think a battle between WW2-type Japanese and the Taliban/AlQueada would be very interesting. My money would be on the Japanese. I never heard of a Japanese soldier dressing up in a kimono to avoid capture.


3 posted on 07/08/2007 1:35:40 PM PDT by ozzymandus
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To: MacDorcha

Hopefully this resurgent nationalism prompts them to rearm, specifically with the first strike nuclear capablity of a bonafide superpower. That it’ll tone the Chicoms down a bit and their Chia Pet.


4 posted on 07/08/2007 1:38:57 PM PDT by Nickh
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To: MacDorcha

“Japanese...are an extremely prideful people....”

Extremely well put, sir. They are among the most racist people on earth. And yet, every August 6th (the day WWII really began, in their eyes) we `gaijin’ Americans get beaten on the head about the `atrocities’ of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

A U.S. ground invasion of the Japan home islands would have exterminated most of the generation of our Japanese critics of today (as well as causing the deaths of untold numbers of American military).

So they glorify Kamikaze and worship Tojo at the infamous Yasukune shrine?

This `western devil’ finds such to be despicable.


35 posted on 07/08/2007 5:05:06 PM PDT by elcid1970
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