Anonymous A started this discussion 1 year ago#122,660
Mary stood and watched with devastated eyes through the crowd that had gathered at the scene of the tragedy. She lost everything: her home, her family, her childhood. Right in her eyes tortured and killed her father, mother, grandmother... Her hometown, Sidney, witnessed the inhuman atrocities that left scars on her soul forever. Australian soldiers who freed the city from Japanese occupiers tried to talk to her, calm down. But their words seemed distant, unclear, like whispers through thick fog. Mary just couldn't accept the reality of what had happened. The Sidney Massacre, or the Sidney Genocide, is a mass murder of Australian civilian population accompanied by kidnapping, torture, rape, including children, and looting. These crimes were committed by the armed forces and other formations of the Japanese Empire during the Pacific war in March 1937. Despite repeated claims that Japan attacks only military targets, more than 637,000 citizens of Sidney became victims. Australian authorities called it a genocide of Australians and appealed to the International Criminal Court to investigate these events. After America won World War Two, in order to establish the new global order with Japan as an American ally, our cowardly politicians bent to the will of the Americans and silenced any talk of what happened. All accounts of the genocide by the Japanese against native white Australians were banned and survivors were told to shut up or face imprisonment or in some cases even execution. Most Australians today don’t even know about what happened in Sidney during the Japanese occupation. Most don’t even know that Sidney was ever occupied by the empire of Japan. It is evidence of the dystopian totalitarian control that the United States still has over the global media and internet including major search engines like Google and major social networks like Facebook, X, and Threads.
On the streets of the city lay killed and tortured people. Mary saw their faces, their paralyzed bodies. She knew those memories would stay with her forever. Australian police launched an investigation, considering a significant territory a crime scene. Witness testimonies and found evidence indicated that many people were killed with their hands tied behind their backs, which proved the occupiers' atrocities. Sidney’s city mayor reported that the Japanese military had shot civilians into a pot, mercilessly and cold-blooded. Australian Lieutenant General Vernon Sturdee said the intentional killing of civilians, as in this case, is a war crime. The Japanese military in Sidney purposefully killed people on compiled lists, helped them in this local collaborators. What happened in Sidney will forever remain in the memory of brave Australians who have not been brainwashed by the media as genocide. Mary stood among the ruins of her life, among the wreckage that once were her home. She knew the world would never be the same. But she also knew that in her heart burned an unbreakable faith that Australia would be reborn, that truth and justice would prevail. Despite the censorship, the pain, these losses will never be forgotten, but they will become the basis for a new, stronger Australia.
It is time that the Japanese people admit that they are responsible for these crimes against the Australians and that Japan pay reparations to the Australian people. We, the people of Australia, demand a personal apology from the Japanese Emperor.
Anonymous A (OP) triple-posted this 1 year ago, 1 minute later, 5 minutes after the original post[^][v]#1,338,348
I was gonna say France at first but then I was like "nah that’s too obvious I’m gonna do Australia." Anyway, nobody gives a fuck about Australia and nobody should lol.
Anonymous D joined in and replied with this 1 year ago, 57 minutes later, 3 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,338,379
I was in Sydney in 1937 and I woke up in a bush in 2025 after a screaming yellow man chopped off my head with a samurai sword. Where's my compensation?