Hiroshima
and Nagasaki: Worst single terror attacks in history
In August 1945, during the final stage of the
Second World War, the United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities
of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The two bombings, which killed at least 129,000
people, remain the only use of nuclear weapons for warfare in history. As the
war entered its sixth and final year, the Allies had begun to prepare for what
was anticipated to be a very costly invasion of the Japanese mainland. Even if
we accept that there was a plausible military imperative to drop the atomic
bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki - to bring about a swift defeat of Japan and
thus an end to the Pacific War - the horror of civilian death toll from those
two no-warning aerial attacks places a disturbing question over the supposed
ends justifying the means.
But what if the official military rationale touted
by US President Harry Truman and his administration turns out to be bogus? That
is, the real reason for dropping the A-bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 70 years
ago on August 6 and 9, 1945, had little to do with defeating imperial Japan and
saving the lives of American troops. What if the real reason was the deliberate
and cold-blooded demonstration of raw military power by Washington in order to
warn the Soviet Union of America's postwar demarcation of global hegemony? That leads to the most chilling conclusion - a
conclusion far worse than the official American narrative would have us
believe. For it means that the act of obliterating up to 200,000 Japanese
civilians was an event of premeditated mass murder whose intent was solely
political. Or, in other words, an ineffable act of state terrorism committed by
the United States.
A Chart
for the Trinty Atomic Bomb test [1][2] (16 July 1945; 11:29 UT) at Alamogordo desert , New Mexico is shown above.
The Ascendant and Saturn are conjunct the star Sirius, alpha Canis Major. About
Sirius, the Roman astrologer Manilius wrote:
"The brilliant constellation of the
Dog: it barks forth flame, raves with its fire, and doubles the burning heat of
the Sun. When it put its torch to the earth and discharges its rays, the earth
foresees its conflagration and tastes its ultimate fate [translator's note: the
ecpyrosis of the Stoics, who held that the Universe would ultimately be
engulfed in conflagration and all things would return to the condition of
primeval fire" [3]. [Manilius, Astronomica, 1st century AD, book 5,
p.316-319].
If we
relocate the Trinity test chart to Hiroshima the following extract from Robert
Couteau’s account [1] of the Atom Bomb
and the role of the Least Aspected Planet
in Astrocartography explains how Hiroshima was cosmically “chosen” for the
attack.
When the skies above Alamogordo desert were
brightened by the eerie glow of the world’s first atomic explosion, Primary
Mercury and Tertiary Pluto were setting over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan,
while Secondary Neptune (in its vertical, midnight position) was approaching
the Alamogordo region, in New Mexico. (later we will see that Neptune was
transiting the US Sibly MC).
In
addition, notice that Mars on Algol– the
star known to the Chinese as Tseih She, the Piled-up Corpses – is on the IC of the chart. Mars is conjunct the TNP Kronos (aircrafts)
and square TNP Zeus (bombs) so that we already have an inkling of a powerful
bomb to be delivered by an aircraft that would leave a pile of corpses.
A chart
for the New Moon [8 Aug. 1945] just two days after the bombing [4] has the
Sun-Moon contained by Pluto and the TNP Zeus and also placed at its midpoint .
Martha Wescott gives us the following interpretation of the combination.
Pluto-Zeus: Events in connection with
weapons of mass destruction
On the
Ascendant of the New Moon chart is Neptune [4li] conjunct the star Edasich
which was also conjunct the (precession corrected MC) of the US Sibly chart.
Iota (ι)
Draco, Edasich, is an orange star in the Dragon. Nick Fiorenza links this star
with “cowardice” while Diana Rosenberg associates it with “strong-willed
militant “scorched earth” crusaders, going to extraordinary lengths to achieve
a victory, at the same time attempting to stand aloof, above the fray”. Taken
together this begins to resonate with the cowardly act of dropping an atom bomb
from high above completely unaffected by the “scorched earth” one produces.
Jupiter
[26vi] which is conjunct Neptune and the Ascendant aligns with the star Alkaid. Eta (η) Ursa
Major, Alkaid or Benetnasch is about
leaders who tend to act as manipulating and controlling godheads. In ancient
China Benetnasch was Kuan-Ti, a
military hero who was both the God of War
and of Averting War. Harry Truman,
the US President who authorized the bombing had his radix Uranus conjunct the
star Benetnash. It was well within his power to have stopped the unnecessary
bombing that has made the US the only
nation to have used the atom bomb in an
act that has been greatest terrorist act in history.
The carpet/firebombing of Dresden killed 110,000 people. Was that better? The Japanese treated prisoners horrifically. Read about the Bataan Death March, for instance. As far as motivation, the Bomb stopped the Japanese aggression. War is awful.
ReplyDeleteThe US traded with Japan, providing steel, etc. Japan built up their military with it, and attacked us without provokation. We stopped the spread of their terror, and then helped them rebuild. That shows the character of America at the time.
Coincidentally was just watching 'The War A Ken Burns Film'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIItd8vZgaw
ReplyDeleteJapanese tradition held that those who surrendered, rather than die on the battlefield were cowards, unworthy of respect https://youtu.be/NIItd8vZgaw?t=4286
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ReplyDeleteDouglas MacArthur, “Dugout Doug”, was the “strong-willed militant “scorched earth” crusader, going to extraordinary lengths to achieve a victory, at the same time attempting to stand aloof, above the fray”.
ReplyDeleteMacArthur only visited his troops in Bataan once on January 10, 1942. Some viewed this as cowardice and lack of leadership, at a time when his men needed a morale boost. This earned him the nickname “Dugout Doug,” as in hiding inside a tunnel while his troops faced death.
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