"Eric Takabayashi" <etakajp@yahoo.co.jp> wrote in message
news:3F324E2A.E696CDC@yahoo.co.jp...
> masayuki yoshida wrote:
>
> > > So why the surprise among the general public as recently as the 90s when aged soldiers
> > > came forward or researchers publicized their findings and people created a traveling
> > > exhibit?
> >
> > Can you tell me some references accessible to me?
>
> No. Now amuse me by claiming it is not true because you have not seen it for yourself, a
> common Japanese response.

So I requested you to provide with some references which can support your argument.

When you assert Japanese don't know such and such things, what do you ground your assertion
on?

> > > Why the cover-ups as when suspicious bodies found buried in mass graves in Tokyo
> > > are simply disposed of?
> >
> > What are you talking about?
>
> You don't know about that either, or you simply won't admit it?

Since I don't know, I asked you.  Again, what were you talking about?  Give us relevant URLs
for our understanding of mass graves stuff.

> > > Why the government denials? And why don't students know?
> >
> > Do you mean that the goverment is Japanese one?
>
> Yes, the Japanese government attempts to keep war atrocities quiet.

Isn't plausible to presume that the government's attitude is very relevant to the USA which
took much advantage of the secret files of Unit 731.

> > I don't know why students don't know.
>
> Because people like you haven't told them enough.

Then your student at your work place should be lectured by you and all of them should know
anything about Unite 731 as much as you do.  However the reality involved with you is ...

> > I don't care about it.
>
> Why not? Is this why you changed jobs?

How is my job concerned with this thread?  You want to talk about my job?  Then when you do
so, then I will talk about your job here.  Is it Okay?

To me, it is very strange that despite ranting the issues on Unit 731, the Nanking event and
accusing Japanese of  ignorance at your work place, you don't get fired.  It would be that
your ranting is carried out only here in this newsgroup.  Boys, be a quiet man of action!

> > Or rather, I care about why you care about why students don't care about.
>
> Why are you so apathetic about your own people and country?

That was my cynical attitude.  I sometimes pretend to be ignorant and apathetic when I
discuss gaijins who rant by their surface knowledge.  I am now thinking about the reason why
you are so 'uzai'.

Masayuki