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Jun 22

Conspiracy Corner Teaser For This Week

Duke’s Conspiracy Corner returns this week. This is a very tough topic to listen too. We are wrapping up episodes 1 and 2 before we move onto another topic. At the end of episode 2 Duke asked “You ever wonder why the Japanese were never brought to trial for their war crimes?” and I was shocked most of the audience did not realize the war crimes committed by the Japanese. This show will be packed with a lot of information you will not find in history books. Look for it this week. Duke and I will be related information from this show to EP:1 and EP:2

“Japanese war crimes occurred in many Asian and Pacific countries during the period of Japanese imperialism, primarily during the Second Sino-Japanese War and World War II. These incidents have also been described as an Asian Holocaust[1] and Japanese war atrocities. Some war crimes were committed by military personnel from the Empire of Japan in the late 19th century, although most took place during the first part of the Shōwa Era, the name given to the reign of Emperor Hirohito, until the surrender of the Empire of Japan, in 1945.”

 

 

 

37 Responses to “Conspiracy Corner Teaser For This Week”

  3. Patricia R

    Humans, in the right circumstances, are capable of too many unspeakable acts.
    This we see.
    It’s no wonder the Sasquatch avoid us.
    Surely they witnessed the near total destruction of the Indigenous peoples here as the white and other peoples swept across the land and they also saw the treatment of the African slaves.
    I think they must have passed that history down to the present generation.

  5. Jarrod G

    And we only dropped 2 nukes on them? Sounds like about 30 too few. I know I know. That’s not the answer but that is the visceral reaction I got when seeing that footage. You are right Patricia, human kind when left to their own devices, default to barbaric behavior and try to justify it as science.

  8. Sam L

    Horrifying.. There seems to be a lack of knowledge or respect as to importantance learning history . From every aspect , and prospective. It’s vital to are very future. Why is it we can’t use a vast majority of our brains? Perhaps “primitive” humans were much smarter then the excepted history suggests. Surviving/Evolving , adapting for thousands & thousands of years without ‘modern technology’. Are we really just de-evolving? I always was told “if we don’t learn from our past we are damned to repeat it”. Even on a BF platform it’s all relative .

  9. Elise B

    The Japanese war crimes rival the Nazi’s. Pretty equal. Hard to decide which guys to put into the hottest part of hell. Personally, I know all about war crimes of WWII and will give it a miss. I can’t bear it. Too horrible.

  11. Dennis B

    There were some horrible things done on both sides in this conflict. The Japanese were duped in to attacking Pearl Harbor under a 12 point US plan and were tracked all the way across the Pacific. All the new flat tops were moved out and only old WW1 ships were left at PH. Old plans were taken out hangers and lined up on Ford Island. Now for some information you don’t know…USS Arizona was wired to blow during the attack. It was done for maximum affect during the attack the US government could not trust the Japanese to do the job.

  13. Robert P

    How come we say nothing about the present day slaves. At least 6 million on the African continent. Most born into captivity. Michelle Obama whines about living in a house slaves built but doesn’t lift a liberal finger to help those in bondage

  17. thomas w

    As a descendent of german jews I understand the words Hate and Fear. I never understood why the grandfather from the appalcian mountains, who was a teacher after the second world war had such dissain for the Japanese and the Nazis. Until Now..

  19. Rob C

    The Japanese during this period make Isis look like a group of monks. Some of the most horrific war crimes ever committed occurred in Imperial Japan in the early to mid 20th century!! Yet, it is mostly overlooked by historians and textbooks. The Nazis had nothing over these guys.

  20. Kay S

    My grandfather, who was in the New Zealand army, helped with some of the clean up after the war on several islands that the Japanese had invaded. He would never talk about what he saw, but he loathed the Japanese till the day he died with, what seemed to us, to be an irrational hatred. My grandmother told us he had terrible nightmares about the things he saw, also till the day he died.

  21. Ryan M

    takes a lot to turn my stomach mission accomplished. I take it its much like operation paperclip they gave us the results and technology so we close a blind eye to the horrors. but just last week a guard from auswitch who is 94 is facing 15 years in prison for his role and these guys get nothing

  23. Greg T

    I’m hoping the whole show jumps quickly into the conspiracy side and isn’t an hour of the same material as the teaser. I’ll be going back to the forum discussion on guns that folks carry.

  28. WALT D

    Unspeakable crimes done on mankind and our very own country chose to ignore these crimes for secret information on biological warfare and advanced weapons systems. We are all expendable.

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