: I am not acquainted with Honda, however, I can assert that I do have access to college research databases and the only person I could find named Tanaka Masaaki is not a historian, but a scientist. And with respect to your photos, you yourself have argued that photos can lie and be misleading (BTW, news1.jpg doesn't load) I can make a picture say anything I want. Furthermore, I have stated that I do not know Japanese copyright law, however, I think it is relatively safe to claim that an article/photo collage from the 1930s has probably lost its copyright claims. 

 : Several people have already asked you about where statements such as, "a Japanese pro-China author tried to issue an article in China which support the incident, but the article was banned because it denied the number of victims are more than 300000," can you give a source? A newspaper article? Also, I do not understand where, !freedom of speech == incorrect research, while I wholly agree that research can be made to push a political or economical agenda, or be outright hidden to avoid telling people about known problems, but where in the world does this not happen? What about Minimata? 

 : You also cite a great deal about Rev. John Magee and John Rabe, ignoring them for a moment. There were others Westerns there, the surgeon, Dr. Robert Wilson? Ms. Minnie Vatrin a teacher at the Ginling Women's Arts and Science College? Are they not credible? 

 : I find it extremely difficult for you to continue to push your arguments if you do not believe in the very thing we are discussing. I don't think it would be considered scholarly for a person who doesn't believe in the value of the Kyoto Protocol to write a paper defending it (or any other myriad items you would like to use as an example). If you continue to assert that the Nanjing Massacre did not happen, what are we talking about then? And on the matter of Japanese not killing innocent civilians...okay...but, leading POWs on a death march is just fine?