Why Bombing Hiroshima Was The Moral Thing To Do
Seventy-five years ago, a U.S. Army Air Force B-29, the Enola Gay, dropped an 8,900-pound bomb over the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It was a horror, but it was a moral horror.
These Soviet Victims Will Never Get An American Apology But Should
At this moment of reflection upon the problems in the resolution to the Second World War, there are victims who are politically palatable, and others who are conveniently forgotten.
Obama’s Trip to Hiroshima Reminds Us He’s No Harry Truman
If Obama wants his visit to symbolize moving forward to a nuclear-free age, it begs asking whether he would have been prepared to do what was necessary to end World War II.
The President Should Apologize At Hiroshima
In allowing illiberalism to run rampant around the world under his watch, President Obama has worsened the kind of challenges not even the most powerful bombs can well resolve.
The Obama Administration Is Now Apologizing For America Winning World War II
The Obama administration’s motto might as well be ‘Strength Through Moral Equivalence.’
70 Years Later, We Can Still Learn From V-J Day
Japan’s defeat, occupation, and reconstruction after WWII exemplifies the virtues of American leadership in an unstable world—virtues that the Obama administration now openly rejects.
Revisiting Hiroshima: A Struggle Of Narratives
Would the Japanese have surrendered without bomb or invasion?
In Defense Of (Some) Nuclear Weapons
On the anniversary of Hiroshima, an explanation of why pursuing a nuclear-free world is morally simplistic.
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