Harrekin
Well-Known Member
Oh you spoke to one of the scientists involved in the Manhattan project, did you?My late grandfather fought in WW2, Korea, and Vietnam. All he ever did was read war books and watch war movies, like a zombie. I also talked to Henry Rhodes who worked on the Manhattan Project. He said that was the worst mistake of his life. He and the rest of the scientists thought there would just be a demonstration with the bomb in the middle of the Pacific ocean while everyone watched. And was shocked, along with the rest of the scientists when Truman said no. "Those Japs want to see a real bomb? I'll show them what a real fucking bomb will do!" Most of the time war isn't about the objective, but attrition. Which is why war never ends. Had the scientists known we'd actually use it, not one would've participated.
More bullshit.