Lögnerna kring 11 september

According to a key memorandum, eight steps were taken to make sure we would enter the war by this means. Pearl Harbor was the only way, leading officials felt, to galvanize the reluctant American public into action:

Länk: liberty-tree.org

Deceit at Pearl Harbor highlights the fact that Roosevelt allegedly knew about the attack weeks before it occurred, yet kept this information from the public as a means of swaying public opinion in favor of joining the war after the attack had taken place. As the last surviving member of Admiral Husband Kimmels then Commander of the Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor staff, LTC Landis also serves to disprove that the lack of readiness for the attack was the fault of Admiral Kimmel.

, conspiracy theorists, and recreational readers. The book offers never before seen photographs, some taken by LTC Landis personally, and several appendices including information on Winston Churchills warning to Roosevelt about an impending attack and a timeline of the events leading up to and following the attack on Pearl Harbor:

Länk: amazon.com

FDR and pearl harbor: the foia revelations
by Doug Cirignano Cirignanoaol.com - August 19, 2001

Disinformation: Historians and government officials who claim that Washington didnt have a foreknowledge of the Pearl Harbor attack have always contended that America wasnt intercepting and hadnt cracked Japans important military codes in the months and days preceding the attack.

Disinformation: Another claim at the heart of the Pearl Harbor surprise-attack lore is that Japans ships kept radio silence as they approached Hawaii. Thats absolutely untrue, also?

Disinformation: You feel its as simple as that?

Robert Stinnett: That is right. And that was their plan. It was their "overt act of war" plan that I talk about in my book that President Roosevelt adopted on October 7, 1940.

Robert Stinnett: I dont know that he revealed it to the cabinet. He may have revealed it to Harry Hopkins, his close confidant, but theres no evidence that anybody in the cabinet knew about this.

Disinformation: I thought you wrote in your book that they did.That some of them were on record for . . .

Disinformation: Even though Roosevelt made contrary statements to the public, didnt he and his advisors feel that America was eventually going to have to get into the war?

Robert Stinnett: That is right. Well, his statement was, "I wont send your boys to war unless we are attacked." So then he engineered this attack---to get us into war really against Germany. But I think that was his only option. I express that in the book.

Robert Stinnett: He worked for Naval intelligence in Washington. He also was the communications routing officer for President Roosevelt. So all these intercepts would go to Commander McCollum and then he would route them to the President. Theres no question about that. He also was the author of this plan to provoke Japan into attacking us at Pearl Harbor. And he was born and raised in Japan.

So, McCollum then suggests eight specific things that America should do to provoke Japan to become more hostile, to attack us, so that the public would be behind a war effort. And because he was born and raised in Japan, he understood the Japanese mentality and how the Japanese would react.

Robert Stinnett: Yes. Exactly.