August 6th, 1945: The Day the U.S. Government Commited the Worst Atrocity in the History of Mankind

When we speak of Genocide we often forget the victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki who were the victims of unforgiveable mass murder. And why were they slaughtered? Because the United States feared that unless they secured a quick victory over the Japanese the Soviet Union would demand a share of the spoils and political influence.

Tony Greenstein

On this day, August 6th,1945, the U.S. government murdered over 140,000 innocent human beings in the blink of an eye when they dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Three days later, the human beings which run our government, and the little men who "were just doing their jobs", murdered another 74,000 innocent human beings when they A-bombed Nagasaki as well. Mass murder in an instant, mass cancer, deformities, and sickness for decades to come.Let us never forget the worst atrocity in the history of mankind, and let us understand the sickness of the "Little Men" who ordered and carried out the killings, so that it should never happen again.

You had the happiness of humanity in your hands, and you have gambled it away. You had the world in your hands, and at the end you dropped your atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Through the centuries, you will shed blood where life should be protected, and will believe that you achieve freedom with the help of the hangman; thus you will find yourself again and again in the same morass.

You yourself create all your misery, hour after hour, day after day. You think the end justifies the means. You are wrong: The end is in the means by which you achieve it. Every step of today is your life of tomorrow. You stand on your head and you believe yourself dancing into the realm of freedom."
You could have long since become the master of your existence, if only your thinking were in the direction of truth...

Wilhelm Reich, Listen Little Man.
First published here, 　

This photograph shows an eyeball of an A-bomb victim who got an atomic bomb cataract. There is opacity near the center of the eyeball.