The sooner we realise that everyone, Japanese, Muslim, etc.

They tell stories of losing family members and friends, and of seeing suicide bombing as their only way to make a difference. Go and read the diaries some of these suicide bombers have left behind. The myth that they're just doing it for 99 virgins (which is pretty laughable when you realise that most all Muslims can read Arabic and know it actually translates as 'dates') in an attempt to paint these people as sex-crazed lunatics is disgusting. which is pretty much exactly what motives most suicide bombers in Palestine.

bombings, and they went to their deaths knowing that while their chances were slim they might be saving someone else's family member or loved-one from the cruel and indiscriminate U.S. Most of the kamikaze pilots had lost friends or family to U.S. intended to exterminate innocent Japanese women and children. the Japanese government didn't need to do much to convince the Japanese public that the U.S. textbooks?Īfter the massive civilian casualties from the repeated firebombings by the U.S. Did any of you study any history, or are you just spouting the opinions from pro-U.S. However no matter what, they carry on to the target, their death and the carnage that follows is usually very gruesome with dozens of death. And of course they have the added bonus of seen virgins to look after them when they get to heaven. Are they brave? Well you could say that they are, but I think their bravery stems from their religion or being brainwashed by their leaders. On the other hand suicide bombers do the same thing, set off on a mission knowing they are going to their death and leave a video tape or write a letter to their families. A lot of them never completed their mission being shot down before they reached it or missing their target completely. Knowing that you were flying out to your death must have been very hard to do. To write a letter to your wife and children or to your parents and tell them you would not be coming home, and to parcel your belongings to be sent home to them. Kamikaze pilots must have been very brave young men when they left their aircraft carrier on their final mission.

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