'Statement' after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.🤔

[sheshe2]

[BOSSHOG]

1. Nice Catch My Friend

[sheshe2]

8. Thank you my dear.

[SheltieLover]

2. Kick

[sheshe2]

9. Hey!

[SheltieLover]

10. Hi, She!

[Cha]

3. "Now is the time for peace.. "?

What? Not really.. wonder what he said after Hiroshima?

Ae you pointing out this in reference to what Traitor did?

Thanks, she..

[johnp3907]

5. It's satire.

Hirohito doesn’t tweet much. 😜

[Cha]

6. lol.. right? I thought it was a quote from

way back then and someone made it into a BlueSky post.

TY

[sheshe2]

7. That was tsf's exact tweet after he bombed Iran...

The user just substitute Hawaii and Pearl harbor.

The user name: Hirohito was...

Emperor Hirohito was the ruler of Japan during World War II. While he was nominally the head of state and commander-in-chief of the military.

[Cha]

11. Oh my Gosh! Oh Thanks. I thought someone

on Bluesky got the quote of Hirohito's Back Then and put his picture on there.

Thanks, she.

[sheshe2]

13. LOL...

The date it was 'posted' 07 Dec 41

Someone was very creative!

[Cha]

16. Yeah, they got me.

Course I didn't know what Traitor said after the bomb.. Bu he's full of shite as usual blowing out that "Now is the Time For Peace".. Stupid Fascist Fuck

Wants his Nobel Peace prize so much.

[sheshe2]

12. OMG!

I just looked at it again...the time and 'date' of the post:
12PM 07 Dec 1941

Creative to say the least.

[The Revolution]

14. Actual Japanese statement

https://www.gilderlehrman.org/sites/default/files/T-09552-01.pdf

What an uproar! Japan’s Imperial Forces got things off to a quick start with one splendid strike then another in historic surprise attacks on Pearl Harbor, where the bravado of the US Asia fleet met with sudden defeat, and off the Malaya Coast, where the main forces of the British Asia fleet were utterly annihilated. Word has it that Roosevelt and Churchill were shaken up and went pale upon hearing of the defeats. In a third strike, Hong Kong Island, England’s strategic base for its 100-year exploitation of East Asia, fell into ruin in only a matter of ten days. During this time, Churchill was sent reeling, cutting off contact with others and showing up in Washington.

What these two headstrong countries are striving for will only lead them on a downhill path to military defeat. Our barbaric enemies are already cowering in fear in the Pacific, and the fall of Manila shall mark the day of the Philippines’ subjugation and reversion back to Greater East Asia. The enemy power of Singapore, which was —alas — boasting of its impenetrable stronghold before the Imperial Forces penetrated the jungle area of the Malay Peninsula and advanced southward like a raging tide, shall also vanish into nothingness in the midst of this glorious chapter in history.

The military gains of the glorious Imperial Forces are truly great, and the army, navy, and air force should be given our heartfelt gratitude. We should also honor our courageous men who are ready to lay down their lives when charging enemy lines, as well as those who went out to conquer but never returned. We offer these eight photos to our readers both as a memento of the great work being done by this incomparable Empire of ours, and also as food for thought about the many trials that have yet to be overcome.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

15. This made me smile