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References
On Aug. 13, 1985, British Independent Televison broadcast a documentary "Unit 731
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By contrast, from the moment of Japanese surrender, US Government sought to exonerate the Emperor Hirohito and his relatives from any responsibility for the war. US still keeps many of its archives concerned with postwar Japan highly classified.
Unlike Germany where intensive de-
By protecting Hirohito from prosecution as a war Criminal and basically handed the
Japanese government back to the same war Criminals, U.S. laid a solid foundation
for Japan to refuse to confess, only to whitewash its war Crimes, e.g. distort History
textbook, pay tribute to the Class-
Therefore, under the U.S. Cover-
Another sinister reason for U.S. granted immunity from war crimes prosecution to
the Japanese doctors of Unit 731 & Unit 100 was to exchange for their in-
Nazi doctors were held accountable for their crimes in the famous 1947 "Nuremberg
Doctors Trials", but there were NO comparable "Japanese Doctors Trials"
That is exactly why U.S. is keeping thundering SILENT about Japanese war crimes.
Vast archive of Japanese military records that could confirm Japanese extreme war
crimes, were in the hands of U.S. for 9 years after the war. In 1957, all Japanese
military records were ordered to be returned to Japan. The reason given to the 1986's
congress PoW hearing. John H. Hatcher, Army Record Management of US Army explained,
"because the problem of language was too difficult for us to overcome.".
Before the WWII, Japan was quite aware of the social destruction that drugs could cause, as well as the devastating role that British Opium had brought onto China. Therefore, following British Opium footsteps, the Japanese distributed Opium , Heroin and Morphia along the Chinese coast.
After colonizing Korea, during its 36 years of brutal colonial governance of Korea,
the Japanese forced Korean farmers to grow opium for Japan's opium operations .
In 1918, the Japanese opium profit in Taiwan alone had reached more than 8 Million
yen.
On 1931 Sept 18, when China was still engaging in its Civil War, Japan seized the
opportunity and carried out a coup known as the "Mukden Incident" or "918 Invasion"
or "Manchurian Incident" and resumed its invasion and occupied much of the Northeastern
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Japan immediately transformed Manchuria into a vast poppy field. Mitsui then processed Manchurian Opium into Heroin.
Japan became the largest Opium producer throughout the first half of the 20th century,
initially in Korea, and then in Manchuria.
According to "A Fair Chance for Asia" by Putnam Weale, even as early as 1919, Japan
already distributed 20 tons of morphia to China annually -
By 1937, Japan and its gangster operated world's largest drug trafficking system
and were responsible for 90 % of the world's illicit narcotics.
At 1937, in a League of Nations Opium Advisory Committee meeting, Russell Pasha declared
Japan was responsible for virtually ALL of the world's illicit narcotics.
For details, refer to book Opium Empire: Japanese Imperialism and Drug Trafficking
in Asia, 1895-
The WMD Drug Warefare earned Japan $300 million (equivalent of $3.5 billion in 2001)
per year from the bankrupt China with its Drug strategy of nation against nation.
To encourage addiction and further enslave the Chinese people in the occupied area,
Japanese wartime occupation authorities distributed as much Opium , Heroin, and Morphia
as possible. Japanese routinely used narcotics as payment for the labor. Heroin cigarettes
were offered to children as young as ten. History professor Minser Searle Bates concluded
that in Nanjing alone has about 50,000 drug addicted people, 1/8 of city population
were using Opium and heroin.
Japan reinstated poppy farms. Koreans were put in charge of the illegal drug operations
to ensure that no Japanese agents risked addiction.
Since 1773, British Opium had brought onto China More than a century of devastating
social destruction and economic disasters, contributed to the ruin of a once-
In the early 18th century, Britain was pushing Opium into China at an ever-
As a result, both the Chinese central and local government officials were completely
corrupted by this addictive drug. Opium infected China so badly that addicts were
even found in the military. From the Imperial Palace to lowly labourers, tens of
Millions families broken. The whole nation was on the verge of collapse.
The number kept growing and grew exponentially. By 1820, just one city Soochow alone
had already 100,000 addicts.
The drug traffic caused a disastrous outflow of China's wealth. In 1793, China's
silver reserve was estimated at 70 million taels of silver (approximately 2.6 million
kilograms). By 1820, it had been reduced to only about 10 million taels . . However,
even in 1820, China was still generating 1/3 of the world's gross domestic product.
By 1950, that share had fallen to only 5%.
Alarmed, Emperor of China declares war on Drugs. Emperor appointed Lin Tse-
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