This is the anniversary of the second-worst war crime the world has ever seen...
I will post a detailed analysis of the worst war crime on its anniversary, three days from now.
Till then, let us stand a moment in memory of the people of Hiroshima, and hope without too much conviction that it will never happen again, even when self-proclaimed globocops writhe in their death throes and yearn for Armageddon.
Rest in peace, people of Hiroshima.
I will post a detailed analysis of the worst war crime on its anniversary, three days from now.
Till then, let us stand a moment in memory of the people of Hiroshima, and hope without too much conviction that it will never happen again, even when self-proclaimed globocops writhe in their death throes and yearn for Armageddon.
Rest in peace, people of Hiroshima.
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