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ID number:953302
 
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Published: 22.05.2006.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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Conspirators find it suspicious that the nation's aircraft carriers - the most valuable of the Pacific fleet, at the time of the attack were not in the harbor. They also point to radar operators who detected the Japanese fleet out at sea and the knowledge of breaking all the Japanese codes. If we had all this knowledge, why was not Pearl Harbor notified? FDR murdered thousands of young innocent Americans. The Air Corps in the Philippines and the Navy at Pearl Harbor were FDR's bait, the oil embargo was his stick, the end of negotiations was the tripwire in FDR's game of shame - a game of death for so many. (Flynn, John T.)
Beyond a doubt Pearl Harbor was President Roosevelt's back door into the European War. Roosevelt's decisions and actions were very much so, deliberate and calculated, in order to lead a victorious Allied Powers in World War II. By provoking the Japanese and the foreknowledge of an attack on Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt along with his top advisors and the Federal Government are truly to blame for the lost of American's life and American property. December 7, 1941, shall be a day in American history, which will be remembered as "a day of deceit."

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