Hiroshima was not nuked

According to the history books, on August 6th, 1945 the U.S. dropped the uranium gun-type 'little boy bomb' - 16,000 tons of TNT equalivent on Hiroshima, and then three days later the plutonium implosion-type 'fat man bomb' 21,000 tons of TNT equivalent was dropped on Nagasaki [1]Things that Don't Make SensePresident Truman says: "I came to the conclusion that if two hundred and fifty thousand young Americans could be saved from slaughter the bomb should be dropped" [1]If nukes were real someone would be punished for genocide, yet no-one was. Soldiers risk their lives to save innocent civilian lives, that is their purpose. Killing civilian lives to save soldiers is a war crime!!!The Americans had already destroyed 66 Japanese cities with a massive fire bombing campaign. In just one night, 100,000 civilians were killed in Tokyo via firebombing. Japan had aparently been hit by its first "atomic bomb" too, which killed 140,000 people by the years' end (70,000 in first day, 70,000 injuried in first day). Why did President Truman think it was necessary to drop a second "atomic bomb"? Many historians say the bombings did not lead to the Japanese surrender, and say the Soviet declaration of war on Japan two days after the first atomic bomb was a bigger shock. [2]It is possible that large quantities of TNT were secretly stored in a large building or underground and the President didn't want this plan to be discovered so ordered the 2nd bomb to take place. Why else would they use TNT equivalent to measure the power of nukes? It could be that they are just TNT explosions with chemicals added to them. The photograph below shows a building called the Genbaku Dome, next to it was the Shima Hospital which was completely destroyed and which is rebuilt now, the site is considered to be ground zero. The building below is suppposedly largely in tact due to the bomb exploding almost directly above and missing its intended target - a bridge. The Little Boy bomb exploded with an energy of approximately 15 kilotons of TNT - wikipedia I find it hard to believe that such buildings could survive an atomic blast unless of course they weren't nuked but instead destroyed by fire. The below building still stands to "remind" people nuclear bombs are real. If you look at the below pictures (Tokyo - left, Hiroshima - right) the damage looks the same. Paper, and wooden structures with clay tiles were destroyed by the fires and fire resistant buildings are left standing. Tactical nuclear weapons including 1 kiloton nuclear artillery shells supposedly exist today. However the British MAUD Committee report in late 1941 indicated that 5–10 kilograms of isotopically enriched uranium-235 was needed for a bomb.Also why would the U.S. spend trillions of dollars making a couple of big bombs when smaller more effective bombs can be made (and tested) that could be fitted to more planes, and not just one plane (Enola Gay) that has to be specially adapted and a special manouvre carried out to prevent the plane being destroyed once the bomb is dropped. It doesn't make sense. The first nuclear device supposedly ever detonated was an implosion-type bomb at Trinity Test July 16 1945, this was much more complicated than the simpler gun type bomb that contained a different material and which was never tested before use on Hiroshima. Normally simpler weapons are tested first, and they are tested before they are used!The only purpose of a large and powerful bomb is to kill civilians, which is illegal. So why make the weapon in the first place or keep making them bigger? People often say the Japaense would fight to the bitter end when in fact many Japanese did surrender before atomic bombs were even dropped, therefore there was no reason to make such a weapon. It was simply made up probably to scare the general public to control them through fear and collect more tax. The only video of atomic weapons used against another country just shows a plane flying and then cuts straight to the explosion, see video below, it doesn't show the bomb falling from the plane and exploding. Why is that? Maybe to hide the fact that the explosion was not nuclear but instead TNT. The pilot - Paul Tibbets of the Enola Gay has no regrets and would do the same again despite knowing the outcome [3]. Now this doesn't make any sense, a human being could not maintain no regrets, the only way it makes sense is if he didn't actually drop a nuke due to nukes not being real.sources:[1] http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com...[2] http://www.abc.net.au...[3] http://www.npr.org...