Intl Tribunal Should Try 1945 US Nuke Attacks on Japan - Duma Chief
http://www.rt.com/politics/311657-duma-chief-urges-international-tribunal/
"The State Duma speaker says it's necessary to create an international court to look into the nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
see also documentary etc
http://rabble.ca/comment/1518372#comment-1518372
"As of Aug, 2014, the memorials in Hiroshima and Nagasaki list the names of more than 450,000 people who died in the tragedy."
Did US Nuke Hiroshima, Nagasaki to Advance 'Imperialistic Goals'? - by John Wight
http://www.rt.com/op-edge/311742-atomic-bomb-japan-anniversary/
"...The scale of the destruction and carnage did not concern US President Harry S Truman however, who upon receiving news of the mission while dining aboard the USS Augusta, is said to have jumped from the table and exclaimed, 'This is the greatest thing in history!'
Nukes: The Broadcast (and podcast)
https://www.wnycstudios.org/story/nukes-broadcast
The US nuclear 'football' and a phone call for Armageddon.
Fine. As long as there is one to look into the Holodomor.
Fine. As long as there is one to look into the Holodomor.
Since the purpose of any such "tribunal" is simply to argue against the action in question, there have, for all practical purposes, been innumerable "tribunals" looking into the Holodomor, Hiroshima etc.
The radio documentary @ #3 is well worth a listen.
