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Originally Posted by DrifterXXL
Here is alittle something to think about:
FDR claimed Pearl Harbor was a surprise attack. It wasn't. The United States saw war with Japan as the means to get into war with Germany, which Americans opposed. So Roosevelt needed Japan to appear to strike first. Following an 8-step plan devised by the Office of Naval Intelligence, Roosevelt intentionally provoked Japan into the attack. Contrary to the official story, the fleet did not maintain radio silence, but sent messages intercepted and decoded by US intercept stations. Tricked by the lie of a surprise attack, Americans marched off to war.
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This is correct. The American people did not want to go to war. The only way they would enter was with something like Pearl Harbor. The British knew it was coming, and FDR dillberately provoked the Japanese.
There were plenty of fuck ups mind you that could have prevented the attack from radar, to the mini sub, and so forth. But be that as it may, it was only a matter of time. If it wasn't Pearl Harbor, it would have been something else.
