One must first understand why wars are fought in the first place. Christian Rakovsky, a founder of Jewish Bolshevism and one of the architects of World War II, was very clear on why that war was fought.
First, to punish Germany for printing their own money and prevent their example from spreading to other nations. Second, to prevent Germany's nationalistic spirit from spreading to other nations. Third, and most importantly, to weaken and destroy the Catholic Church.
Here are Rakovsky's own words, tape recorded and reprinted in the book Red Symphony by Dr. J. Landowsky
"Hitler, this uneducated and elementary man . . . took over for himself the privilege of manufacturing money . . . Are you capable of imagining what would have come of this system if it had infected a number of other states . . . This is very serious. . . . There is only one solution - war.
"We have yet another reason, a religious one. Communism cannot be the victor if it will not have suppressed the still living Christianity. History speaks very clearly about this: the permanent revolution required centuries in order to achieve its first partial victory by means of the creation of the first split in Christendom. Christianity is our only real enemy."
That's the mindset behind almost every war of the last one hundred years: Destroy any country that dares to print its own money, and kill as many Christians as possible. Note, also, how Rakovsky admitted that these same enemies of the Catholic Church had a hand in duping Martin Luther into engineering the Protestant Revolution.
August 6 is the anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. We're told that 80,000 people, mainly women and children, were killed instantly, and another 50,000 died soon after.
August 9 is the anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki. We're told that 70,000 people, mainly women and children, were killed instantly, and thousands more died afterwards. (Some credible researchers say that neither Hiroshima nor Nagasaki were hit with an atom bomb, but with a combination of napalm and mustard gas.)
Hiroshima and Nagasaki were both civilian targets with no military value whatsoever. And Japan had offered to surrender weeks before. Yet we went ahead and bombed them anyway in order to kill as many people as possible.
THE JAPANESE VATICAN
Nagasaki was bombed for the same reason that Dresden in Germany was bombed: It was a non-military target, comprised mainly of Christian children. Nagasaki was so heavily populated by Catholics, it was known as the Japanese Vatican.
And speaking of Dresden, the decision to firebomb the women and children of that city came from Walt Whitman Rostow. Rostow picked February 13 and 14 as the days to do it, because February 14 fell on Ash Wednesday, a Catholic holiday, and Rostow wanted to turn Dresden's Christian citizens into ashes.
That is exactly what happened. The heat on the ground at Dresden reached over 1,000 degrees and melted both people and asphalt. 35,000 people, mainly women and children, were literally burned alive.
Rostow was born in Manhattan, New York City, to a Russian Jewish immigrant family.
Walt Rostow - Wikipedia
Christian Rakovsky - Wikipedia
A lifelong collaborator of Leon Trotsky, he was a prominent activist of the Second International,
Japan was trying to end the war in February 1945, and the Vatican was involved. FDR and Truman wanted no part in it, and made sure Stalin would gain land.