something i noticed

9/11 they knew info about it but apparently it wasn't stopped cause it was the Government

Vietnam they lied about the Destroyers being sunk so they can go to war...

but then theres the Pearl Harbor atk, those poor innocent Democrats are not to be blamed even though they were told exact location of the atk...

thge US usually thrives in time of war...their economy booms.....except this time

Something I noticed, US representatives are pretty fucking dumb.

They weren't told the exact location of the attack idiot.

They knew an attack was coming, they didn't know what was going to be attacked or when it was going to happen. Get your shit straight.

sf0d go suck more penis..

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Originally Posted by EleMentX

sf0d go suck more penis..

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ooo agreed.

especially since all of sfods posts never turn out having a good effect on the forums :/

just an opinion...

Originally Posted by Missy_Lynne

ooo agreed.

especially since all of sfods posts never turn out having a good effect on the forums :/

just an opinion...

well, he and jeehad put up a great show talking about christianity and the islamic religion =)

Originally Posted by arunforce

They weren't told the exact location of the attack idiot.

They knew an attack was coming, they didn't know what was going to be attacked or when it was going to happen. Get your shit straight.

31 March 1941 - A Navy report by Bellinger and Martin predicted that if Japan made war on the US, they would strike Pearl Harbor without warning at dawn with aircraft from a maximum of 6 carriers. For years Navy planners had assumed that Japan, on the outbreak of war, would strike the American fleet wherever it was - it was the greatest danger from Japan. The fleet was the only threat to Japan's plans. The fleet at Pearl Harbor was the only High Value Target. Logically, Japan couldn't engage in any major operation with the American fleet on its flank. Initial seriously crippling attacks on the US fleet in Hawaii would be the only chance the Japanese military would have for eventual victory. The strategic options for the Japanese were not unlimited.