To be completely correct, "the only real surprise" was when Japan made
a sneak attach on Pearl Harbor and sucked the United States into a war
it wanted no part of. After that any attack on a Japanese city should
have been a forgone conclusion.
I used to have a pen & ink drawing of a giant on my office wall with
the bubble overhead that said, "Yea, though I walk through the valley
of death, I shall fear no evil for I am the meanest s.o.b. in the
valley." When you throw rocks at a giant, you should be prepared to
suffer the worst of consequences.
On Wednesday 12 September 2001 16:51, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
> The only real surprise was that the bomb was
> bigger than the previous ones, and based on more advanced technology.
> As I say, most Americans wish we did not have to employ the bomb,
> but the war was started elsewhere, by other nations, and we brought
> it to a close the way we believed would result in the fewer overall
> deaths, and especially, the fewest American deaths.
--
Kenneth Archer + San Antonio, Texas
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