#Unit 731

[safije]

People defend dropping the atomik bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki by saying Japan committed war crimes in Nanjing or elsewhere, making it sound like the US did it in the name of justice for Koreans and Chinese, but then you learn afterwards the US pardoned the Japanese scientists who tortured and experimented on Chinese civilians in exchange for data. America did not care about civilians in East Asia, if they did they would've punished the war criminals instead of punishing all the civilians (including Koreans) that were in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

[gaykarstaagforever]

The Empire of Japan killed and tortured up to half a million people in Northern China, conducting unbelievably horrific experiments as part of the Unit 731 operation, from 1937 to 1945. Victims included the infant children resulting from r*pes carried out by personnel on captives they referred to as "logs."

This is how the US handled the perpetrators after the war (from Wikipedia):

The list of things rich men will do and overlook to prevent communism from impacting their international investments is infinite.

[eurofox]

The way Germany and Japan are treated these days when it comes to their pasts in WW2 is so interesting.

Just thinking because today germany has someone ask the poles today for forgiveness for what they did in the Warsaw uprising.

But recently Japan throws fits about comfort women statue's.

Hitler and the Nazis are always gonna be associated with Germany as much as beer and cars but Japan rebrands into the cute cartoon and video game 'living in 2050' country.

Both seem to have rising nationalist movements again but where doesn't these days

[vinecine]

Bottom surgeries and these "geneder cares" are nothing more than Unit731 experiments on people, just in "legal" ways.

[kuusihevonen]

A fucking reunion party for Unit 731??

[captain-price-unofficially]

Doctors lead by Shiro Ishii at Unit 731 of the Imperial Japanese Army perform experiments on a terrified prisoner after strapping him down, c. 1940

[k00320139]

This week I focused on a secondary source. As a kid (and even now) nothing could scare me more than real life experiments which took place not too long ago. I did an ink piece on the Russian sleep experiment and a charcoal one on unit 731. I noticeably changed the Russian sleep figure, and made the room resemble mine. That's because these are my horrors, waking up at night with that thing staring back at me! As for the Japanese unit 731... there's no need to change anything. Its terrifying just the way it is. There are many videos about each I these events which are marked as 'historical ' and therefore only contain warnings about the information. These warnings did not stop me from continuing to watch the videos.

I loved ink, it's dark and dries fast. Looks smooth and flat. I'll definitely use it more. Charcoal however, was less pleasant. The messiness and feeling on the fingers didn't appeal to me at all! I'm happy I tried both though.

[itsbansheebitch]

How are there not riots in the streets?

Looking back on 2023:

We know our education system is bunk and that NASA was started with help from a literal 1940s Nazi. We know this country was built on genocide, bigotry, and the backs of immigrants & slaves.

We know we're colonizers, we know our first President's teeth were made of a combination of his slaves' teeth and wood. We know the last President ran his campaign off sexual assault jokes.

We know the first time the Confederate flag was ever in the US Capital was on January 6th, 2021. We know approximately 50% of white medical trainees think black people have higher pain tolerance (especially black women).

We know black people are more likely to get bitten by police dogs and are more likely to get death sentences instead of life in prison like their white counterparts committing the same crime. We know you can predict if you'll be a victims of police brutality based on where past lynchings have happened & the amount of money a you make in a year.

We know that America helped cover up Unit 731 and gave the "scientists" immunity. We know that America has been at war for more time than not and we know school shootings are so "old news" that the news doesn't even cover most of them anymore.

We know the United States has an unusually high homeless population and that 40% to 60% of homeless people in the United States have jobs. We know the United States isn't opposed to human experimentation and we know that slavery is illegal unless you're in prison.

We know prisoners are used to fight fires for free, we know some prisons have cotton farms for the prisoners to work on for free. We know 1 in 5 people on death row are innocent and that police are known to fake/plant evidence and to assault witnesses & suspects that don't give them what they want to hear.

We know judges are more likely to give death sentences than life in prison when they're hangry (I'm NOT joking) and police were originally militias paid for by rich people to get their runaway slaves black. We know we are one of the most, if not the most, dangerous "developed" countries in the world.

Why do we perform non consensual surgeries on (intersex) babies right out of the womb without the parents' permission, but we make consensual surgeries (gender affirming care) illegal? Why is gender affirming care (plastic surgery, masculine voice classes) only legal and normal for cis people?

Why do we let people who are one foot in the grave sign our death certificates? Why do we let people who clearly have dementia run one of the globe's superpowers? Why are we letting the oldest bigots in the country decide our future?

So why are there not riots in the streets? When did we become so complacent to our own demise? Why do we deny the ship is sinking when we are up to our knees in water? What is wrong with us? Are we pathetic or broken or wrong in a way that is incomprehensible to us? Why are we pretending everything is normal?

Why are there not riots in the streets?

[whitefromthebeginning]

Reading ChiefHuntingBear's autobiographical profile on LinkedIn could change the way you think about humanity, how our bloodlines have degenerated and an imminent reset that may end all life on Earth. The main problem is a Master Race that sees others especially the 5-million people I am Chief to as commodities with no inherent rights that can be subjected to experiments to improve the health and longevity of those more important than us. Now only indigenous Terrapin Tribespeople with Rh-negative blood are tortured with ultrasound and microwave weapons that breakdown our personalities and bombard us with orders to submit as slaves; but, unless my men and I who were there when this planet was annihilated in 2030 can stop them, perpetrators at top secret C.I.A. Project Omniscience may institute the next top secret C.I.A Leviathan Project implanting transceivers into most of our brains and hundreds of millions of others that will be forced into slavery toiling all day in front of computer screens producing wealth we cannot benefit from for Oligarchs descended from Egyptian Pharaohs who will be the only ones able to relax, sleep, dream, become entrepreneurs, meet other people, have relationships, date, make love, live in mansions, have families, travel, go to symphonies and surf. The worst recent attempts to silence and stop me from saving my indigenous Terrapin Tribespeople with Rh-negative blood have been by Los Angeles Police Officer Brian Habel who poured acid on my legs and Pasadena Police Officers Yunon, C. Tucker and D.C. Jones who slammed my head into the sidewalk. People witness me being tortured in person and on the website inteLigaToR but look away. Mother God please take me to Monte Carlo in my home country of Monaco and from there stop anyone from interfering with my ability to travel whenever I want especially to Switzerland and Great Britain so I can find solutions to enable us indigenous Terrapin Tribespeople with Rh-negative blood to whom I am Chief to live in the ways we choose for ourselves .

[kingdrawcse]

Chemistry in anthrax

The 2001 anthrax attacks, also known as Amerithrax occurred in the United States over the course of several weeks beginning on September 18, 2001, one week after the September 11 terrorist attacks. Letters containing anthrax spores were mailed to several news media offices and to Senators Tom Daschle and Patrick Leahy, killing five people and infecting 17 others.

Anthrax is an infection caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. It can occur in four forms: skin, lungs, intestinal, and injection. The skin form presents with a small blister with surrounding swelling that often turns into a painless ulcer with a black center. Due to its high fatality rates, anthrax was used as a biological weapon. For instance, the Unit 731 anthrax experiments involved infecting prisoners, primarily Chinese prisoners of war and civilians, deliberately with infectious agents, and exposing prisoners to bombs designed to penetrate the skin with infectious particles. All types of anthrax infection can be treated with antibiotics and effectively reduce mortality.

Ciprofloxacin is one of the drugs approved and recommended by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to prevent anthrax.

[sekisho-seiichi]

春日神社、芝山

Inscription on memorial to the war dead at Kasuga Shrine, Shibayama, Chiba Prefecture, donated to the shrine by Ishii Shiro.

I think I might get the dubious honour of being the first person to post about this in English. The small town of Shibayama, literally next door to Tokyo's Narita Airport, under its former name of Kamo was the hometown of Ishii Shiro and his family, and during the war years he recruited a large number of people from the village to work at Unit 731 in the interests of maintaining loyalty and secrecy. Today little trace of that history remains, unsurprisingly, but at a small local Shinto shrine named Kasuga Shrine we find one piece of literal hard evidence, in this inscription on a memorial stone for war victims which clearly states it wad donated to the shrine by Ishii Shiro.

The big text reads 忠魂碑, approximately "for the consolation of the loyal spirits", and then in the smaller text on the left we clearly see 醫學博士石井四郎, "professor/doctor of medicine Ishii Shiro" (the first two characters are unsimplified forms of 医学, this was almost certainly erected long before the end of ww2.).

Photos are mine from when I went to have a look around immediately after arriving into Narita Airport one day.

[daemonicdasein]

[dirjoh-blog]

The International Military Tribunal for the Far East-aka The Tokyo War Crimes Trial.

Most people will have heard of the Nuremberg Trials, but few have heard of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE), or Tokyo War Crimes Trial. The Nuremberg trials are often criticized because of the low number of convictions of Nazi War criminals. The conviction rate of International Military Tribunal for the Far East was even lower. Most surprisingly the Japanese Emperor,…

[themilkcrate]

Unit 731: How to Uncover One of The World's Worst War Crimes

The horrors of Unit 731 were almost lost to history. The US covered up Japan's war crimes for the chance to get ahold of Japan's research. Research that was compiled due to Japan's human experimentation. Japan's human experiments were an "open secret." The experiments were so rampant and wide spread that many of Japan's Universities used such methods.

The research was useless. It was torture for the sake of torture. Even if they "discovered" something, it would still be inaccurate due to the victims being starved, dehydrated, and maimed. The "discovery" wouldn't apply to healthy citizens.

Due to the scientists/researchers handing over their "research" to the United States, Douglas MacArthur was able to hand the perpetrators full immunity. They should've met the rope. They wouldn't have statues and monuments currently standing in Japan in their honor.

The details of Unit 731 are horrifying. There were zero (0) survivors.

Videos of the horrors of Unit 731 are gaining popularity, however, if you went up to someone on the street and asked them about Unit 731, chances are they'd ask you, "What's Unit 731?"

Many of the perpetrators were not only let off scot free, but were rewarded prolific careers. The are monuments and statues of them in Japan. People who committed war crimes have monuments in their honor. Japan didn't even acknowledge Unit 731 until 1988. They did not apologize for what happened. The body count of Unit 731 is heavily speculated because they would "label" their prisoners. They were tattooed with a number. However, when the prisoner would die, the number the deceased was "labeled" with would be reused.

To clarify, the Japanese government was well aware of Unit 731. The Japanese government funded war crimes.

Here's some articles and books.

[horrorhistory123]

WORST human experiments in history | from Nazi to CIA

In this video we gonna see about Worst human experiments in history, Human experimentation throughout history has been marked by bizarre and horrifying episodes, revealing the darker side of scientific pursuits. From the notorious Unit 731 in World War II, where Japanese scientists conducted weird and unethical experiments on prisoners of war, to the chilling Nazi medical experiments during the Holocaust, the annals of history are scarred by instances of medical atrocities and ethical violations. Project MK Ultra, a covert CIA program involving mind control experiments, further underscores the disturbing nature of scientific misconduct. Even in ancient history, the Egyptians were not exempt, engaging in strange human experiments. As we delve into the pages of weird history, we encounter medieval practices and shocking facts that often escape traditional education, shedding light on the unsettling world of human experimentation.

Some of the darkest chapters in human history involve the unfathomable cruelty of human experimentation and punishment. Nazi experiments during World War II, particularly those conducted in concentration camps, stand as some of the most horrific examples. Notorious figures like Josef Mengele performed barbaric tests on prisoners, including twins, without regard for human life or dignity. Additionally, Japan's Unit 731 committed atrocities during the same era, conducting gruesome experiments on civilians, such as vivisections and biological warfare research. These experiments delved into physiology and the limits of human endurance, leaving scars on history that are both disturbing and haunting. Beyond wartime atrocities, throughout history, various forms of punishment, from medieval torture methods to modern-day executions, have showcased humanity's capacity for unimaginable cruelty. These experiments and punishments form a chilling iceberg of human depravity, a reminder of the darkest corners of scientific inquiry and the depths of human cruelty.

[horrorfilmqueen-blog]

This is actually one of the craziest things I have ever read and a horrible piece of history