Comfort Women
Japanese Imperial Army’s Roman orgy
Japanese Imperial Army’s Roman orgy
Inserting logic into the Comfort Women story as told by
South Korea one comes to the conclusion the Japanese Imperial Army was engaged
in a daily orgy across the Pacific theater of World War Two causing then Allied
victory. Three cheers for the Comfort
Women’s war effort to assist the Allies!!!!
“Settled History” is a paper written by Andrzej Kozlowski of
the University of Warsaw using statistics from those who support the South
Korean version of the Comfort Women issue. Mixed these statistics with logic
and the conclusion is the Japanese Imperial Army were too tired to fight due to
their daily sex orgies.
In the paper Mr. Kozlowski references passages on the
Comfort Women issue as written McGraw Hill’s latest textbook titled “Traditions
& Encounters: A Global Perspective on the Past.” The textbook states:
“The Japanese army
forcibly recruited, conscripted, and dragooned as many as two hundred thousand
women age fourteen to twenty to serve in military brothels, called 'comfort
houses' or “consolation centers.”
“Once forced into this
imperial prostitution service, the ‘comfort women’ catered to between twenty
and thirty men each day.”
Here is where logic disproves the above claims. If 200,000 women were forced to have sex
thirty times a day with members of the Japanese Imperial Army that translates
to 6,000,000 Japanese soldiers having sex every day. According to Wikipedia at the height of the
Japanese Imperial Army there were just a little over six million men in the
service. So with their whole army sexing
it up every day, who was left to fight? No
wonder Japan lost the war, they were too busy recreating a Roman style Caligula
orgy in the Pacific.
An undeniable truth is the Japanese were excellent warriors as
demonstrated by their extended kinfolk in the USA who joined the United States
Army during World War 2. They formed a
unit known as the 442nd. The
442nd saw war in Europe and was the most decorated unit. Perhaps their victories would not have
occurred had they sexed it up as their distant relatives did across the
Pacific.
The McGraw Hill book continued with:
“At the end of the war, soldiers massacred
large numbers of comfort women to cover up the operation.”
Cover what up? The
Comfort Women were well paid prostitutes so why a cover up? If the Japanese murdered people to “cover up”
war crimes, then how come POW’s (prisoners of war) were not murdered to cover
up war crimes? Many Japanese POW
commanders were tried for war crimes after the war, but none were charged with “massacred
large numbers” of POWs. Please try to
locate any Japanese tried for war crimes in reference to massacring “large
numbers of comfort women.”
Insert a little logic into the South Korean version of the
Comfort Women story, and it falls apart.
Note: “Settled
History,” and “Rabaul 1942-1945 An Account Of Four Years As A Prisoner of War
Of The Japanese,” both sent by Mrs. H. Kennedy.
Link to Dr. Andrzej Kozlowski of the University of Warsaw
paper titled “Settled history?” pdf:
Report by the Wall Street Journal on McGraw Hill’s textbook:
Link to Texas Daddy store:
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