脚盆政府秘密要求奥黑不要对扔广岛原子弹致歉，怕会影响 ...

洛杉矶时报披露：脚盆政府秘密要求奥巴马政府不要对扔广岛原子弹表示歉意。

脚盆政府害怕如果美国政府表示抱歉后会使脚盆国内反对拥有核武器的力量更加壮大，影响脚盆自己发展原子弹的计划，同时也会影响日军目前正在大踏步扩军备战的脚步。

脚盆目前的民意调查显示，60%的日本民众希望米帝对扔广岛原子弹表示歉意。

http://www.latimes.com/world/asi ... 20160429-story.html
Japan doesn't want the U.S. to apologize for bombing Hiroshima. Here's why

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There’s concern, for instance, it might undermine Abe’s initiative to give Japan a more nimble, capable military and clear the way for troops to fight overseas, something that hasn’t happened since the end of World War II. Abe’s primary goal, Stewart says, is to strengthen the military and everything else, including his economic platform of Abenomics, is a means to achieve that goal.

An apology also could harden the opposition to using nuclear power in Japan, a sentiment that blossomed after the meltdown at Fukushima. The administration has made nuclear power a major part of its energy policy.

“Overemphasizing the inhuman nature of the nuclear weapons used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki goes against what the current government of Japan has been working on so hard for decades — removing ‘allergic’ reaction against nuclear weapons and nuclear power. In short, let the sleeping dogs lie,” Koichi Nakano, a professor of Japanese politics at Sophia University, said.
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洛杉矶时报披露：脚盆政府秘密要求奥巴马政府不要对扔广岛原子弹表示歉意。

脚盆政府害怕如果美国政府表示抱歉后会使脚盆国内反对拥有核武器的力量更加壮大，影响脚盆自己发展原子弹的计划，同时也会影响日军目前正在大踏步扩军备战的脚步。

脚盆目前的民意调查显示，60%的日本民众希望米帝对扔广岛原子弹表示歉意。

http://www.latimes.com/world/asi ... 20160429-story.html
Japan doesn't want the U.S. to apologize for bombing Hiroshima. Here's why

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There’s concern, for instance, it might undermine Abe’s initiative to give Japan a more nimble, capable military and clear the way for troops to fight overseas, something that hasn’t happened since the end of World War II. Abe’s primary goal, Stewart says, is to strengthen the military and everything else, including his economic platform of Abenomics, is a means to achieve that goal.

An apology also could harden the opposition to using nuclear power in Japan, a sentiment that blossomed after the meltdown at Fukushima. The administration has made nuclear power a major part of its energy policy.

“Overemphasizing the inhuman nature of the nuclear weapons used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki goes against what the current government of Japan has been working on so hard for decades — removing ‘allergic’ reaction against nuclear weapons and nuclear power. In short, let the sleeping dogs lie,” Koichi Nakano, a professor of Japanese politics at Sophia University, said.
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