Hiroshima and Nagasaki

In 1945, for the first time in history, two nuclear bombs were used in war; the recipient was Japan. Hiroshima was hit on 6^th August, followed by Nagasaki on 9^th killing thousands and destroying each city. A third bomb was scheduled for 19^th of that same month but was cancelled when Emperor Hirohito’s radio broadcast went out to the nation on the Ides of August 15 announcing his surrender.

Pre-WWII Japanese culture was a pagan death culture. A culture that was totally obedient to the emperor. While Germany and Italy in the European theatre were subdued, the Japanese would never surrender – if not for the atom bomb.

Eighty-one years on, Rockefeller history has made America the aggressor, while airbrushing out the intrigue of the Hidden Hand that ran the war. WWII followed hard on the heels of WWI, effectively a second 30-year war. And like the first papal 30-year war of 1618-1648, WWI and WWII also targeted the extermination of heretics (Japanese Buddhist), Protestants (The West) and liberals (independent minded Catholics) for Rome’s gain.

‘Times have changed. The weaknesses, inconsistencies and plain untruths in official history have surfaced. In the 1980s it is rare to find a thinking reader who accepts official history...Although an historian who will stick out his neck and buck the trend is rare, some who do are victims of an even deeper game. Conspiracy then is an accepted explanation for many events at the intelligent grass roots level, that level furthest removed from the influence of The Order. We can cite at random the Kennedy assassination…Watergate…and Pearl Harbor…The revisionist historian has a double burden as well as a double task. The double burden is that research likely to question the official historical line will not get financed. The double task is that research must be more than usually careful and precise.’ America’s Secret establishment: An Introduction to Skull and Bones, 1983, Anthony Sutton, page 18

Deconstructive history taught in schools and propagandised by Hollywood have slowly reshaped uncompromising pre-WWII Japan as the victim and benevolent America as the villain. These lies cleverly conceal the nefarious works of the Vatican and their Jesuit Order.

Japan’s bombing of Pearl Harbour in 1941 was to end Protestant Christian America’s Munroe doctrine to enable her military could become the papacy’s private army. Once in the war America was used to bomb Japan destroyed her imperial dynasty. Under the cover of war, the globalist elite were able to exterminate patriots in both countries and reset mid-20^th century minds to accepting the United Nations in 1945 – the one world papal governance to draw the earth to a new Dark Age using Agenda 21/2030.

‘As Long as a child breathes the poison air of nationalism, education in World-mindedness can produce only precarious results…The schools should therefore use the means as described earlier to combat family attitudes that favour Jingoism [patriotism]…And we shall see presently recognise in nationalism, the major obstacle to the development of world-mindedness. We are at the beginning of a long processes of breaking down the walls of national sovereignty. UNESCO must be the pioneer.’ William Benton, UNESCO, 1946

130 nations were involved in WWII, leaving 68 million dead. 48 million of those deaths occurred in the European theatre and 20 million in the Pacific theatre (real-life Jesuit drama).

‘Moreover, the Japanese terror-bombed Chinese cities and towns, killing civilians at random. And they widely employed germ warfare. Over some major cities, for example, the Japanese released flies infected with deadly plague germs, causing epidemics. Overall and’ Death by Government, page 95

Prior to the end of WWII America’s philosophic seat was Biblical, whereas Japan’s was pagan. America valued bottom-up governance of peace and the pursuit of happiness, while Japan valued the top-down Imperialist culture of war. The Jesuits and their puppets, Prime Minister Kantarō Suzuki of Japan and Shriner Freemason President Harry Truman of America, conducted the papal war. Truman was strategically a member of the Jesuit run Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) controlled by Roman Catholic Archbishop Spellman (who also ran the Vietnam war to kill more American men and Vietnamese Buddhist who resisted the pope).

‘Harry S. Truman, 33^rd President of the U.S. and 33rd degree Freemason…ordered the atomic incineration of two Japanese cities, killing at least 150,000 people, mostly women and children. Roosevelt’s chief of staff, Admiral Leahy, admitted to Walter Trohan of the Chicago Tribune, that Japan was ready to surrender conditionally without an invasion by U.S. ground forces. It was Truman’s insistence upon “unconditional surrender” that set the stage for Hiroshima and Nagasaki.’ Mind Control Programming, page 376

Lower actors in both militaries made tactical decisions based on national considerations making WWII very complex. The American-Japanese conflict was one of opposing values, America valued human life whereas Japan that did not. Hitler’s regime murdered six million Jews and another six million Gentiles; in contrast Japan had killed ten million Chinese.

Japanese society sat on an ancient sun worshipping religion of Shintoism. The people saw themselves as vassals of the emperor, who believed he descended from the god Ninigi-no-Mikoto, Osiris on Earth; as Pharoah was to Ancient Egyptians, and as the Pope of Rome believes himself to be. The Japanese flag is Osiris in his sun form. Pre-WWII, upper-class Japanese women painted their faces white in honour of the virgin sun goddess Amaterasu, known to the Roman Catholic as the Virgin Mary - the goddess Ishtar. Amaterasu is often portrayed in a cave, as the Roman Catholic Virgin Mary.

The papacy cannot tolerate any rival Osiris, and the Japanese Emperor would not condescend below the pope – one had to go. Rome had to dethrone the emperor as he had put to death and banished the Jesuits from Japanese shores in 1639; their evil atrocities and nefarious infiltration was feared. “Nuking” of Japanese cities was payback. European Kings and Czars who had banished the Order, reaped Jesuitical revolutions that murdered the monarchs and their families one by one.

In America, military personnel were respected, but in Japan they were cannon fodder. 3,800 Japanese youth were manipulated to become Kamikaze pilots (suicide pilots). They believed that their spirits would become guardian deities for the Japanese Empire, joining the divine wind (kamikaze). They were told that their name would be enshrined with supreme honour at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, and their families would receive great honour from the emperor as they died manning planes and torpedoes.

American General Curtis LeMay knew to put boots on the ground in Japan would be suicidal. They were up against a pagan death culture that glorified the death and saw surrender as a crime against the gods. Instead, B-29, Stratofortresses were sent to bomb installations, in a fruitless effort to force Japan to surrender. Early in the war, the Japanese captured a surrendered American submarine. For the crime of surrender, they were commanded to lie down on the deck. Consequently, they had their heads bludgeoned with a sledgehammer. Troops in Japanese POW camps fared little better.

‘Japanese culture also helps explain the Japanese attitude towards prisoners of war. Said Tojo before the Tribunal, the Japanese idea about prisoners is different from that in Europe and America. In Japan it is regarded as a disgrace [to be captured]. Under Japanese criminal law, anyone who becomes a prisoner while still able to resist has committed a criminal offense, the maximum punishment for which is the death penalty.’ Death by Government, 1997, R. J. Rummel, page 154

In at least one Japanese POW camp the sport of beheading prisoners was a favourite pass time. Competitions to see who could behead a hundred prisoners the fastest became a regular sport. If it was a tie, groups of ten prisoners were lined up for runoffs. Any wounded, sick, or slow POW were killed on the spot. In America posters calling out the act of murder were produced and circulated. By the end of the war the beheading of Allied prisoners surpassed the numbers killed by the two atomic bombs.

American Protestant war policy of mercy towards POWs brought many Japanese to Christianity. Peggy Covell nursed and cared for many wounded Japanese POW camp in Utah. She had grown up in Japan as her parents were Christian missionaries there. Her parents sent her to America and later fled Japan for the jungles of Manila, Philippines; but on the arrival of the Japanese military days after the Attack on Pearl Harbour they, with a hundred Filipino Christian men, women, and children were beheaded. In an attitude of forgiveness towards the Japanese, Peggy shared the Gospel and many POWs became Christians, citing the mercy of Americans.

While the Japanese sent their young men on suicide missions, America dropped 70 million warning leaflets over the thirty-five cities with military installations targeted for bombing. The Japanese emperor, government and military forbid their citizens to pick up any of them. The American’s care for Japanese civilians alerted the Japanese military resulting in heavier flak from anti-aircraft guns for bombing raids.

Before the atomic bomb was scheduled to be dropped the Americans on the captured island of Saipan, set up the KSAI radio station. Every 15 minutes the station broadcast into Japan, warning the residents of the bomb with the capability of what 2,000 B-29 bombers can do and evacuate the city. Then, unlike any non-Protestant Christian culture, the American’s rebuilt those cities.

The Japanese authorities brainwashed their people with stories of the America devils; in the same way the Jesuits brainwashed their Paraguayan Indians on the Jesuit slave Reductions in South America during the 17 and 18^th centuries. Japanese civilians at Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, and other islands were given hand grenades, and told in the event that the European military prevail, blow their children and themselves up; which is what they did accelerating Japanese war deaths. In addition, poison, razors, farm tools, knives, pieces of wood were used and in some cases bedding was set alight to cause asphyxiation. It worked because they people knew first-hand how brutal their own culture was, so propaganda that the America’s were worse was frightening.

‘In 1944 Japanese jumped off the cliffs of Saipan. American soldiers were shocked as they watched complete Japanese families jump together. The American’s then employed Japanese speakers with loud hailer to say you will not be harmed. Japanese soldiers had told them that the Americans would torture them. The Americans were demons with claws and fangs. Surrender was described as worse than death. Similar scenes unfolded on Tinian, on Saipan, and later on a massive scale at Okinawa.’ Article Descent into Hell: The Battle of Okinawa, 2014, Ota Masahide

A feasibility study projected between two and four million troops would die if the Allies landed as they had done in Europe. The study also showed between 5-10 million Japanese would die rather than surrender. So, President Truman gave the order to use the nuclear bomb that had been developed in great secrecy under the Manhattan Project.

‘American history begins to look a little different than they teach it in school when you take into account the influence of The [Jesuit] Order of Skull & Bones. A prominent member of Skull & Bones was Henry Stimson (initiated 1888). By 1890, Stimson was fresh out of Yale, The Order and Harvard Law School. William C. Whitney had been the Secretary of the Navy and had as his attorney, Elihu Root. Stimson joined Root’s law firm and later married the daughter of Charles A. White, another member of Skull & Bones. When President Taft (The Order) needed a Secretary of War in 1911 he appointed Stimson…In 1940 Stimson was appointed as President Roosevelt’s Secretary of War. And in 1945, under 33rd degree Mason President Truman, Stimson recommended the atomic bomb drops on Hiroshima and Nagasaki the two most predominantly Catholic cities in Japan.’ Unholy Alliances: The Secret Plan and the Secret People Who Are Working To Destroy America, 1997, James W. Wardner, page 123-124

The Japanese may have been talking about a conditional surrender, but the Jesuits had at least three reasons to drop the bomb – 1) to warn Russia to accept Jesuit control, 2) to exterminate Japanese patriots, so change the culture, and 3) it was payback time.

‘It is difficult to discover a military leader who can justify the decision to drop atomic bombs on Hiroshima or Nagasaki…The Japanese Military forces had already been defeated. Surrender was only a matter of hours or days away when this diabolical act was perpetrated. The only logical conclusion is that The Secret Powers [the Jesuits], who, it will be proved, influence and control the policies of most national Governments, decided that this most modern of all lethal weapons had to be demonstrated to remind Stalin what would happen if he became too obnoxious.’ Pawns in the Game, 1955, William Guy Carr (Canadian naval officer), page 63-64

After the atom bomb drops many villages committed suicide, as their belief in their Emperor being God on Earth was shattered. General MacArthur who was in charge of Occupied Japan called for Bibles and a thousand missionaries to be brought to Japan. However, Christianity did not make much headway due to the reputation of the Jesuit Order from centuries before. The Jesuits exoterically claim to be Christians, but in fact esoterically are Mithraic sun worshippers. However, the Japanese could not discern the difference. Another hinderance was the immoral behaviour of the American military, and the post war activity of the Jesuits. Where Protestant freedom is preached, the Jesuit Order follow quickly according to their Counter- Protestant Reformation oath to exterminate.

Go ye, then, into all the world and take possession of all lands in the name of the Pope. He who will not accept him as the Vicar of Jesus and his Vice-Regent on earth, let him be accursed and exterminated. Quote from the Jesuit Extreme Oath of Induction as recorded in the Journals of the 62nd Congress, 3rd Session, of the United States Congressional Record, 1913

The Jesuit Superior General sent his Jesuit military to Japan in the 1500s, on the orders of the first Superior General and founder, Ignatius Loyola, as they saw it as a perfect gateway for their work in the orient as a whole. St. Francis Xavier (1506-1552) Loyola’s first recruit and whose name Pope Francis took, is considered one of the greatest Jesuit missionaries who quickly saw the potential in Japan for the Order. He lived there for two years (1549–51), to gain a foothold. Their main agenda in the early days was to infiltrate the palace, have sway with national policy, and control education as they had done in Europe.

‘…in 1644 the Ming dynasty was replaced by Manchu (Ch’ing) Emperors. A new batch of priests, who brought with them the latest scientific equipment and a library of seven thousand volumes, kept a foothold at court as mathematicians, engineers, ingenious toymakers and, on occasion, cannon-founders.’ The Jesuits: a History, 1980, David Mitchell, page 157

In India the Jesuits became Brahman, in Japan they became Buddhists and Shinto Priests.

‘[Italian] Alessandro Valignano became a Jesuit priest in 1566 and was sent as a missionary to Japan. Seeking to accommodate the Japanese culture, he encouraged his priests to dress like Zen Buddhist monks and stressed the importance of their fluency in the language. He also arranged for the Jesuit mission to receive a portion of the highly profitable silk trade, which allowed the mission to be self-supporting and helped convert several powerful feudal lords…He was even permitted to train native priests, the importance of which he learned from St. Francis Xavier. In 1582 he sent four young Japanese [Catholic] Christian samurai to Rome in what was the first Japanese diplomatic mission to Europe. The foreign guests were lavishly entertained…received by the pope, and even had paintings done by Tintoretto. By the time of his death, there were an estimated…116 Jesuits in the country. www.britannica.com

But it wasn’t long before the conspiracy was discovered and the Order was officially banished. So fearful of the Order, Japan did not allow any European to step foot in the country for over 150 years.

‘In 1614 all but a few Jesuit missionaries, who went underground, were sent packing and Japanese Christians were ordered to adopt one form or another of Buddhism. From their base at Macao the Jesuits smuggled in funds, supplies, and sometimes missionaries to Japan.’ The Jesuits: a History, 1980, David Mitchell, page 154

The naive Japanese underestimated the resolve and cunning of the Order, and they were officially allowed back in 1913, giving them twenty years to become masters before sacrificing the people to war.

‘If it should chance that I am not able to learn to speak Japanese well, I shall not hesitate, if my Superiors allow me, to enter pretending that I am deaf and dumb and using sign-language to beg for alms, dressed in beggar’s rags, until I can make my way far inland where we know that there are many [Popish] Christians who have no priest to administer the sacraments.’ A 1684 letter from Spanish Jesuit Raimundo Arxo to the Duchess of Aveiro, benefactress of Jesuit missions

By the early 20^th century, the Jesuit Order was vast and on a global scale. Jesuit Pedro Arrupe from Spain was sent to America to “study” and then on to Hiroshima Japan in 1938. After the bombing of Pearl Harbour, he was arrested as a “spy” and spent a token month in jail. In stringent Japan such leniency is suspicious. He and eight other Jesuits “miraculously” escaped the nuclear blast in predominantly Roman Catholic Hiroshima.

‘Arrupe’s gentle nickname, “the Shinto-priest,” dates from this time. He became a Japanophile. As he recounted later, he tried his hand at everything Japanese “except Samurai archery.” He prayed sitting on a cushion in a Zen position; he wrote haiku; he practiced Japanese calligraphy and performed the tea ceremony. Arrupe’s principle in all of this was sound, and it was in the Jesuit tradition: Try to enter into the very mind and soul of the people you are sent to convert.’ The Jesuits: The Society of Jesus, 1988, Malachi Martin (Ex Jesuit), page 348

Being an important Jesuit, going on to be the Superior General of the Order in 1956, suggests that he escaped death because he knew well in advance. As the Jesuit Order are wealthy and deal in trade throughout their 500 plus years of military service to the papacy, it is not surprising that Hiroshima was fitted with industry and military installations. The bomb would erase much evidence of their crimes, just as the deliberate detonation of Building 7 did on 9/11. They would have little remorse at the number of Roman Catholics who died during and after the blast. As with the Jesuit 1605 Gunpowder plot and the Jesuit Titanic sinking Roman Catholic who are collateral damage are considered martyrs for the pope.

Through the chaos of post bombed Hiroshima Arrupe emerged the hero. He was so organised, so benevolent, he led one of the first rescue teams. There would have been many individuals in post whose dwellings needed to be looked through.

‘Immediately upon the death of any person in post, let them take timely care to get some friend of our Society preferred in his room; but this must be cloaked with such cunning and management, as to avoid giving the least suspicion of our intending to usurp the prince’s authority ; for this reason (as has been already said) we ourselves must not appear in it, but make a handle of the artifice of some faithful friends for effecting our designs, whose power may screen them from the envy which might otherwise fall heavier upon the Society,’ Secret Instruction of the Jesuits, page 47

After Japan surrendered, many people committed ritual suicide as they could not believe their Emperor god would capitulate. Korechika Anami, the War Minister of Japan committed ritual disembowelment rather than sign the surrender document. Takijiro Onishi, the “father of the Kamikaze,” committed ritual suicide as did a group of rogue military officers who had attempted a coup to prevent the broadcast of the Emperor’s surrender speech; And General Shizuichi Tanaka, commander of the Eastern District Army, shot himself on the arrival of U.S. occupation forces in Yokohama.

Early in the years of American occupation, Peggy Covell’s story came to the ears of Mitsuo Fuchida (1902-1976), the former Imperial Japanese Navy captain who led the air attack on Pearl Harbor. Later he was given a Christian leaflet by Jacob DeShazer (1912-2008) who had come to Japan to share the gospel. Jacob’s had hated the Japanese, consequently had volunteered for a secret Doolittle mission to drop high-explosive bombs on industrial and military targets in Nagoya. He was captured and tortured in a Japanese POW camp where he became a Christian. On reading the leaflet, Mitsuo became a Christian and joined Jacob travelling around demoralised Japan powerfully sharing the love of God. Many also became Christians.

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