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12 Feb

@Robdekoter

@Robdekoter @Tamalanumber1 Do you believe that the US military are angels?

Have you ever read John Dower's "War without mercy"?
But what is written here is also an understatement.

@Robdekoter

@Robdekoter @Tamalanumber1 Why is it not a "crime against humanity" of the U.S. to indiscriminately bomb residential areas with nuclear bombs and fire retardant bombs, killing a million non-combatants in 66 Japanese cities that had already lost their combat capabilities at the end of the Pacific War?

@Robdekoter

@Robdekoter @Tamalanumber1 How could the Allies, who vomited so violently at the Nazi Holocaust of the Jews, justify the atomic bombings and indiscriminate bombings of Japan?

Aside from the genocide of the Jews, racism is rarely the subject of World War II accounts.

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aino

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9 Feb

@ECMcLaughlin

@ECMcLaughlin His paper is almost identical to the findings of Lee Young-hoon (Former prof of Seoul Univ "Anti-Japanese Tribalism" & Park Yuha (Prof.of Sejong Univ "Comfort Women of the Empire".

You are the one who has not kept up on the comfort women controversy.
asiatimes.com/2019/09/korean…

@ECMcLaughlin

@ECMcLaughlin Lee Young-hoon： Former professor of Seoul University （South Korea) disputes the “sex slave” narrative, stating that comfort women were contracted sex workers.

– a profession legal in the Japanese Empire. They enjoyed some freedom of movement and were paid.

@ECMcLaughlin

@ECMcLaughlin “’Sex slave" is very political terminology,” he said.
“We found operational rules and regulations for comfort stations.
These rules were adhered to and many women from Korea and Japan were able to save up for their lives after service.”

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aino

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8 Feb

@sugawitter

@sugawitter @kantei @AbeShinzo @KishiNobuo @yamazogaikuzo @aoyamashigeharu @wadamasamune
ハーバード大学は極左化が進み、歴史においては学問の自由を守るような大学ではなくなっています。
Ramseyer教授は解雇されてしまうかもしれません。
彼の論文も掲載を止められてしまうかもしれません。

https://twitter.com/TIOffoa1Iny67ll/status/1358682093895643138

thecrimson.com/article/2021/2…

Crimsonというハーバードの学生団体が教授を糾弾する論文を掲載していますが、ここに出てくるのは韓国のお抱え教授Alexis DuddenとSeo Kyoung-dukで、日本人から見ればほとんど冗談のような人たちですが、学生達は知らないので、まともな学者の意見だと思うでしょう。

ポーランドのワルシャワ大学のAndrzej Kozlowski教授や『反日種族主義』の韓国の落星台研究所の李栄薫教授、安秉直教授、李大根教授、李宇衍研究員らに、Ramseyer教授を支援する手紙をハーバードに送ってもらうよう依頼していただけないでしょうか。

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aino

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7 Feb

@RWPUSA

@RWPUSA Did you read Professor Ramseyer's paper before you wrote this tweet?
You haven't read it, have you?
law.harvard.edu/programs/olin_…

@RWPUSA

@RWPUSA Everyone knew that wartime prostitutes in Europe and Asia existed.

In the 1980s, comfort women issue has started by an article in the Asahi Shimbun that said "the Japanese military forcibly taken Korean women and used them as prostitutes.

@RWPUSA

@RWPUSA The reporter who wrote that article was the son-in-law of a Korean comfort women group leader(Former wartime prostitute)

In 2014, the Asahi Shimbun finally admitted that the article was a fabrication, and its president resigned.
asahi.com/articles/SDI20…

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