I strongly believe that US intelligence knew about this attack, but optioned to not stop it and let the attack happen so sway the American public to j

I strongly believe that US intelligence knew about this attack, but optioned to not stop it and let the attack happen so sway the American public to join the WW2.
A government falseflagging operations and starting wars that costs 50.000 American lives wouldn't think twice about sacrificing 3500 lives and a few ships to bring a country out of depression and engage in war.

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Deadcutie · 18-21, F

Actually there were documents discovered in German archives of intercepted transcripts of phone calls between Churchill and rosevelt discussing this very plot . I don't think they knew precisely when or where, but they knew it was comming. If memory serves, they were anticipating an attack on the alution islands

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@Deadcutie Plot with the Japanese Imperial Navy, huh. lol.

Deadcutie · 18-21, F

@SW-User no, a plot about keeping quite and letting the Japanese attack wherever they were going to attack and thus bringing us into the war

golemn9 · 26-30, M

Roosevelt wasn't that kind of man.

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I mean FDR did want to join the war and assist the allies, but the public favored isolationism because of the previous war. Plus, America had no real stake in the second war. So your theory could be true or could not be. Only the government knows.

YesMan · 31-35, M

Everybody knows everything. And especially one obvious truth: a state can make an awful lot o fortune on a war, especially when they are out of reach of their enemy.

MyImperialHighness · 18-21, M

Yes, the US didn't help Great Britain and France because it wasn't ready, but when it had the oppertunity, it cut the petrol supply from the japanese so they would attack them.

SW-User

It's 70 years ago. Who still fucking cares, genius?

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