President Truman and the Atomic Bomb!!

This exposé is definitely under construction—last updated on October 29, 2004.

President Truman was one of the greatest U.S. Presidents. He blocked Jimmy Byrnes and Nelson Rockefeller from stealing the Presidency by sneaking in the back door through the State Department and he stood up to the Pentagon and General MacArthur.

President Truman's reputation has been tarnished however by the dropping of 2 atomic bombs on Japan in August 1945. Many people say that the war was almost over and that the use of the bombs was unnecessary.

President Truman knew NOTHING about the Manhattan Project because Roosevelt HATED him and never took him into his confidence or prepared him in any way to assume the duties of President. Truman was informed of the existence of the BOMB by James F. Byrnes—his future Secretary of State....President Truman became President at the worst possible time in the history of the world.

The Genzai Bakudan—Japanese Atomic Bomb!!

Japanese atomic bomb was exact duplicate of U.S. atomic bomb!!

Leon Thompson was a medical technician in Tokyo, Japan. He described a diagram of the Japanese atomic bomb and it was exactly like the U.S. bomb:

"One hot summer day in the park outside Japan's Imperial Palace, I met up with Mr. Papps, an OSS Officer. His office was just a few yards down the hallway from Gen. MacArthur's office and he invited me to see his office. As I walked into his office, I saw three top American atomic scientists going over a large diagram of some kind of device. I asked Mr. Papps what it was and he said it was the actual diagram of the Japanese atomic bomb. I asked him if it was workable. He said, "Yes." "It was just like ours and very workable." He also showed me some Japanese orders to use the bomb on the Allies when they came into Japanese waters; how they would do this was not explained." (Military Magazine, p. 37).

The 3 men behind the dropping of the atomic bombs!!

These 3 men were behind the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan. All 3 were fanatical Fatima crusaders who HATED Russia and wanted to keep her out of the Far East. They knew PERFECTLY well that Japan was defeated when Germany surrendered in April, 1945. Stalin promised Roosevelt at Yalta that Russia would declare war on Japan 3 months after Germany was defeated. Immediately after the Nazi surrender, the hugh Soviet armies were deployed to the Far East.

All 3 of these men had perfect disguises.... Leahy and Byrnes were Irish Roman Catholics who converted to the Episcopal congregation while Groves was the son of a Presbyterian minister and Army Chaplain:

Fleet Admiral William D. "Bill" Leahy (1875-1959). This man was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and had an office in the East Wing of the White House next to Byrnes. He was the highest ranking military officer in the Roosevelt Reich and he was boss of Groves and "Deak" Parsons.

General Leslie R. "Dick" Groves (1896-1970). This man built the Pentagon and then became overseer of the Manhattan Project to build the atomic bomb. He had a perfect disguise. His father was a Presbyterian minister and Army Chaplain who forgot to teach his son ANYTHING about the Bible!!!!!

James F. "Jimmy" Byrnes (1882-1972). This man was Secretary of State under Truman from July 3, 1945 to Jan. 1947. Byrnes was a Senator from South Carolina; a Supreme Court Judge, and director of the Office of War Mobilization before becoming Secretary of State. He was referred to as the "Assistant President."

President Roosevelt was willing to receive a delegation of atomic scientists!!

"The purpose of this letter was to introduce Szilard to the president and to ask Roosevelt to read a memorandum on the atomic bomb prepared by Szilard. Einstein, who as a result of Groves' misgivings about his political and religious beliefs was not a major participant in the Manhattan Project, trusted Szilard's opinions; for security reasons Szilard could tell his friend Einstein "only that there was trouble ahead" regarding the use of the atomic bomb, which needed to be communicated directly to the president through nonmilitary and nonpolitical channels. Einstein wrote the letter to the president's office that Szilard requested, the two physicists hoping that Einstein's prestige would guarantee that Szilard's memorandum would reach Roosevelt."(Robertson, Sly and Able: A Political Biography of James F. Byrnes, p. 400).

"A few days after the committee was appointed, President Truman referred to me a letter addressed to President Roosevelt by Dr. Albert Einstein, dated March 25, which was in President Roosevelt's office at the time of his death at Warm Springs. In it Dr. Einstein requested the President to receive Dr. L. Szilard, "who proposes to submit to you certain considerations and recommendations." After citing Dr. Szilard's reputation in the scientific field, Dr. Einstein went on to say that Dr. Szilard was concerned about the lack of adequate contact between the atomic scientists and the Cabinet members who were responsible for determining policy. Dr. Einstein concluded with the hope that the President would give his personal attention to what Dr. Szilard had to say" (Byrnes, All In One Lifetime, p. 284).

President Roosevelt never met the atomic scientists . . . because he was murdered!!

Once the dogs of war are unleashed; nobody can foretell what the outcome will be....President Roosevelt made an appointment to meet Leo Szilard on May 8th, 1945:

"It worked; the White House, after receiving the letter of introduction, set an appointment for Szilard to present his memorandum on May 8. Szilard was in his office at the University of Chicago on April 12, looking over a final revision of his views for Roosevelt's reading, when there was a knock at the office door. Another member of the Manhattan Project told Szilard that he had just heard on the radio that FDR had died." (Robertson, Sly and Able: A Political Biography of James F. Byrnes, p. 400).

White House physician says Roosevelt was in good health on April 12

Agreeing to meet a delegation of scientists who opposed the atomic bombing of Japan was a death warrant for Roosevelt....Roosevelt traveled to Warm Springs, Georgia in late March to take a vacation and RECOPERATE from the stress of his 14,000 mile round trip to Yalta to meet Churchill and Stalin:

Dr. Ross T. McIntyre was the White House physician in charge of President's Roosevelt's health:

"When Dr. Bruenn telephoned on Thursday, April 12, his report was most optimistic. The President had gained back eight of his lost pounds and was feeling so fit that he planned to attend an old-fashioned Georgia barbecue in the afternoon and a minstrel show that evening for the Foundation's patients. Every cause for anxiety seemed to have lifted, and given another lazy, restful week, there was no reason why he should not return to Washington on April 20 to greet the Regent of Iraq."(McIntyre, White House Physician, p. 240).

Jimmy Byrnes talked to the President via telephone a few days before his death on April 12:

President Truman put James F. Byrnes in charge of the atomic bomb committee!!

Truman told the atomic scientists to "go see Byrnes."

President Truman was certainly in over his head and he made Byrnes the head of an Interim Committee to advise him on the new super weapon:

"President Truman asked me to see Szilard, who came down to Spartanburg, bringing with him Dr. H. C. Urey and another scientist. As the Einstein letter had indicated he would, Szilard complained that he and some of his associates did not know enough about the policy of the government with regard to the use of the bomb. He felt that scientists, including himself, should discuss the matter with the Cabinet, which I did not feel desirable. His general demeanor and his desire to participate in policy making made an unfavorable impression on me, but his associates were neither as aggressive nor apparently as dissatisfied.
In response to his statement that the younger scientists were very critical of Doctors Bush, Compton and Conant, I asked him his opinion of Oppenheimer. He quickly expressed enthusiastic admiration. I told him then that he should feel better because the following week, upon the suggestion of the three scientists about whom he complained, Dr. Oppenheimer would meet with the Interim Committee. This pleased Szilard and his companions, and the conversation passed to a more general discussion of atomic matters. What they told me did not decrease my fears of the terrible weapon they had assisted in creating.
These oppressive thoughts, and the burden of security, made themselves felt in meetings of the Interim Committee. A few days later, when I mentioned to General Groves the scientists' visit to Spartanburg, he told me that he already knew of it; that one of his intelligence agents had been following the three gentlemen, as they followed others connected with the project. The diligence of Groves impressed me then as it had done before" (Byrnes, All In One Lifetime, pp. 284-285).

Byrnes recommended the use of the bomb without any warning!!

Before other bombing raids over Japan, the Pentagon had dropped leaflets warning the Japanese that an air raid was coming. Byrnes was totally against any warning. The Japanese were willing to surrender after Germany's defeat . . . if they could keep the Emperor. If not they were willing to fight to the death . . . and use their own atomic bombs on the invaders:

"On June 1, 1945, our Interim Committee unanimously recommended to President Truman that the bomb should be used without specific warning and as soon as practicable against a military installation or a war plant in the Japanese islands. It had been suggested that it first be used against an isolated island with representatives of Japan and other nations invited to observe the test. This alternative was rejected. There was also the question of giving the Japanese fair warning about the time and place of the explosion; but because we felt that American prisoners of war would be brought into the designated area, this idea was not adopted. We were also told by the experts that whatever the success of the test bomb, they would not guarantee that another would explode when dropped. Further, if we gave the Japanese advance notice and then the bomb failed to explode, our optimism would have only played into the hands of the Japanese militarists." (Byrnes, All In One Lifetime, p. 285).

Atom bomb cost 20 BILLION Dollars to develop!!

The atom bomb cost 2 BILLION (20 BILLION in today's dollars) to develop and over 200,000 people worked for 3 years on the Manhattan Project. It was the largest and most expensive industrial project ever undertaken in the entire history of the world:

"In fact, S-1 was the largest scientific-industrial undertaking in history, and the most important and best-kept secret of the war. Overall responsibility had been given to the Army Corps of Engineers, with Groves, who had overseen the building of the Pentagon, in charge. It had been launched out of fear that the Nazis were at work on the same thing, which they were, though with nothing like the seriousness or success that were imagined. In less than three years the United States had spent $2 billion, which was not the least of the hidden costs, and, one way or other, 200,000 people had been involved, only a few having more than a vague idea of what it was about. That the diligent chairman of the Truman Committee had known so little was a clear measure of how extremely effective security had been. But then neither did General MacArthur or Admiral Chester A. Nimitz or a host of others in high command know what was going on.
While the United States and Great Britain shared in the secret and technical-scientific details, it was in all practicality an American project—initiated, supervised, financed, and commanded from Washington. Ultimately it was Franklin Roosevelt's project, his decision, his venture. Without his personal interest and backing it would never have been given such priority. For Truman it was thus another part of the Roosevelt legacy to contend with and again Roosevelt was of little help to him. Roosevelt had left behind no policy in writing other than a brief agreement signed with Churchill at Hyde Park the previous autumn saying only that once the new weapon was ready, "It might perhaps, after mature consideration, be used against the Japanese, who should be warned that this bombardment will be repeated until they surrender." (McCullogh, Truman, pp. 378-379).

In 1944, General Groves estimated that it would take the Soviets 20 years to develop the bomb. Little did he realize that they would have it within a year— and for FREE!!

All the trouble in Japan started in 1549!!

Jesuits reentered Japan disguised as Moslems!!

The Jesuits reentered Japan disguised as Moslems after the fall of the Papal States in 1870. In all recorded history prior to that time, Japan had never invaded another country. They wanted NOTHING whatsoever to do with foreigners because of the poisoning of their minds against Christianity by the Jesuits:

"The writer was told by a Christian Japanese minister in charge of a Protestant mission in Los Angeles in reply to the question as to why the Jesuits, who had been barred for years from Japan, had now been permitted to enter. He. answered that the Roman Church had gotten into his country under the guise of Mohammedanism, and that after it was well entrenched threw off its disguise, and his country learned to its astonishment that it was to the Roman Church and its monastic orders it had opened its doors" (Suppressed Truth About the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, p.12).

In the Russo-Japanese war of 1904, Japan destroyed most of the Russian Far Eastern fleet. This set Japan on a collision course with Russia over control of Manchuria.

The Axis of Evil in 1939

Just before World War II erupted, the axis of evil consisted of 6 world leaders. They were: Roosevelt, Hitler, Mussolini, Pius XII, Franco of Spain and Hirohito of Japan.

The Final Target of these Fatima Crusaders was Russia

Roosevelt was furious when Japan refused to attack Russia

Fuehrer Franklin was furious when Japan refused to attack Russia. His advisers told him that unless Japan opened a second front in the East, the Nazi hordes would be swallowed up in the vastness of Russia and Hitler might lose the war. He also needed a war in order to serve a fourth and fifth term as President. This would allow him to pack the Supreme Court with his cronies in order to destroy the Constitution.

He maneuvered the Japanese into attacking the U.S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor and Japan and the U.S. were at war . . . instead of Japan and Russia.

Spanish spy network in the U.S.

Officially Spain was neutral in World War II. Behind the scenes however, she was anything but neutral. Caudillo Franco ordered his best spies in the U.S. to report every move that the U.S. military was making against Germany and Japan.

De Velasco was "a cunning and dangerous agent"

J. Edgar Hoover sabotaged surveillance of Spanish embassy!!

U.S. Counter Intelligence (OSS) founded by a man named William (Wild Bill) Donovan was the forerunner of the CIA. Donovan wanted to keep the so-called neutral embassies neutral so he placed them under surveillance. He was thwarted in his efforts to observe the Spanish embassy by none other than J. Edgar Hoover's Federal Bureau of Inquisition:

"In the summer of 1942, six months after Pearl Harbor, a team of American secret agents took on a highly sensitive mission. Contrary to all international rules, they were to steal the secret codes used by the embassies of neutral countries that favored Germany. This involved breaking in at dead of night, cracking safes, photographing codebooks and escaping without getting caught.
Working under Edgar's rival William Donovan, the team pulled off this feat several times. Late one night, however, when the agents were inside the Spanish embassy in Washington, two FBI cars screeched to a halt outside and very deliberately turned on their sirens and flashing lights. Donovan's men had to abort the operation, and several of them were arrested. Donovan had no doubt that Edgar was personally responsible.
It had not been enough for Edgar to have control of intelligence operations throughout Latin and Central America. He had been enraged because Donovan, now a general, had been appointed head of the wartime intelligence body, the Office of Strategic Services, and he was obstructing him at every opportunity. "The Abwehr," Donovan commented, "gets better treatment from the FBI than we do." Donovan's Spanish embassy operation cut across existing FBI surveillance, so Edgar simply sabotaged it. On the eve of the landings in North Africa, his action came close to exposing vital Allied operations.
The agent who led the break-in, Donald Downes, later recalled how Donovan protested to the White House—to little avail. "No President," one of his aides commented, "dare touch John Edgar Hoover. They are all scared pink of him." "We had taken all imaginable precautions," Downes lamented, "all except one—the possibility of betrayal by someone high enough in the American government to know what we were doing." (Official & Confidential, pp. 137-138).