U.S. Rejects Japanese Broadcaster’s Claim It Used ‘Comfort Women’ in World War II
In remarks he now says he regrets, Katsuto Momii, the head of Japan's main public broadcaster, said Japan was hardly the only nation whose soldiers forced women to work as prostitutes during World War II. It's a claim U.S. officials in Tokyo reject.
By Kirk Spitzer / Tokyo Jan. 29, 2014
いやはや。
THE U.S. MEDIA IS MORALLY CORRUPT. FACE UP TO HISTORY
In remarks he now says he regrets, Katsuto Momii, the head of Japan's main public broadcaster, said Japan was hardly the only nation whose soldiers forced women to work as prostitutes during World War II. It's a claim U.S. officials in Tokyo reject.
By Kirk Spitzer / Tokyo Jan. 29, 2014
On Tuesday, the U.S. Embassy in Japan denied that U.S forces operated a system of comfort women during or after that war. “We are not aware of anything that would indicate the U.S. engaged in any such kind of activity,” says an embassy official authorized to speak on the subject.
いやはや。
THE U.S. MEDIA IS MORALLY CORRUPT. FACE UP TO HISTORY
Japan
Yoshimi and many mainstream historians also claim that as far as South Korea is concerned, it was private-sector brokers, not the military or government authority, that mainly rounded up women for the comfort stations.
But the military brothels were set up under instructions from the Japanese military, which regarded them as their “logistical facilities” to provide “comfort” to soldiers during wartime, Yoshimi said.
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Vietnam
"The miserable conditions of war have forced our people to sell everything - their
wives, children, relatives and friends - for the American dollar," a woman
educator was quoted
Reporter Arnett saw the gradual acceptance of U.S. military-controlled and -regulated brothels as a natural outgrowth of what he called "the McNamara theory":
By 1966 the 1st Cavalry Division at An Khe, in the Central Highlands, the 1st
Infantry Division at Lai Khe, twenty-five miles north of Saigon, and the 4th
Infantry Division at Pleiku had established official military brothels within
the perimeter of their base camps.
South Korea
....the South Korean army also operated its own "military comfort system" during and until immediately after the Korean War, from 1951 to 1954. ...the South Korean army's military comfort women system may be indeed the "unfortunate offspring" of the Japanese
However, I would suggest that its historical roots are much deeper than the colonial period.
Germany
Did other military forces have a similar system?
According to both Hata and Yoshimi, Nazi Germany had frontline brothels during the war, using women, even by force, in Eastern Europe.
日本のマゾ左翼と、アメリカのナショナリストメディアのおかげで、アジア女性の権利の向上は20年遅れる。
みなさん、アメリカの主要のメディアに日本のリベラルとか、左翼を想定すると奇妙なことになる。かれらは、無自覚に、初期設定でナショナリスト。
産経新聞がアメリカ標準というのはあながち嘘ではない。
Democracy now とか、チョムスキーなんてのは例外中の例外ですから、錯覚なさらないように。
NYTのタブチ、APのヤマグチ テンプル大 Jeff Kingstonなど、sex slaves for American soldiers の Denier として、歴史に残しましょう。