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Frida ghitis: the 60th anniversary of Pearl Harbor is a good time to reflect on the truth. She says FDR and generals had no advance warning of the attack on the u.s. Fleet. She asks: why did they let it happen again? and why did they lie? she says the truth is that they were part of a conspiracy of deception.
Frida ghitis: the 60th anniversary of Pearl Harbor is a good time to reflect on the truth. She says FDR and generals had no advance warning of the attack on the u.s. Fleet. She asks: why did they let it happen again? and why did they lie? she says the truth is that they were part of a conspiracy of deception.
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Frida ghitis: the 60th anniversary of Pearl Harbor is a good time to reflect on the truth. She says FDR and generals had no advance warning of the attack on the u.s. Fleet. She asks: why did they let it happen again? and why did they lie? she says the truth is that they were part of a conspiracy of deception.
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Suspicious of FDR’s orders, Admiral Richardson was soon relieved by Roosevelt
__________________________________________ Lie No. 3. The Japanese Navy never broke point, Kimmel sent ships to the North Pacific to BY CHARLOTTE THOMPSON ISERBYT radio silence from mid-November until Dec. scout out Japanese carriers but was ordered by Times Record Contributor __________________________________________ 7 while their aircraft carrier armada was Washington to bring the fleet home. No valid heading east from Hitokappu Bay across the military reason was given and Kimmel was not The Times Record did a fine job with its cov- North Pacific to Hawaii. permitted to see intercepted Japanese messages. erage of the 60th anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Stinnet: “Admiral Yamamoto did send radio FDR wanted war and wanted the Japanese to In “Pearl Harbor — 60 Years Later” by T.A. messages to the Pearl Harbor [attack] force dur- strike first so as to enrage the American people. Badger (Associated Press, datelined ing its 11-day sortie to Hawaii. Overwhelming FDR fired Admiral Richardson who refused to Fredericksburg, Texas), one quote stands out evidence [120 intercepts] proves that Yamamoto, cooperate and prevented Admiral Kimmel from starkly against the backdrop of the tragic events as well as the commanders of the Task Force interfering. According to FDR aide Lt. Com- of Sept. 11: Phillip Corsello who was on guard warships, broke radio silence and their ships were mander Joseph Rochefort, the loss of 2,476 duty at Pearl Harbor when Japanese fighters be- located by American communication intelligence Americans was a “pretty cheap price to pay” to gan bombing the U.S. fleet on Dec. 7, 1941, said: units. First to ignore Yamamoto’s silence order unify America! Obviously to Roosevelt, the end “The first thing that came into my mind was, was Vice Admiral Nagumo. As he departed justified the means. ‘They let it happen again.’” Americans should Hitokappu Bay at 6:00 a.m. on Nov. 26 (Tokoyo (The major portion of the foregoing informa- ask, “Who is ‘they’?” Real history, not revision- Time) he held extensive radio exchanges with tion was taken from the Sept. 8, 2001 issue of ist/politically-correct history, explains who Japan’s central Pacific commander and the sub- Washington Dateline titled “Pearl Harbor: For “they” is. marine force commander. Their three-way con- FDR, The End Justified the Means” by Robert Robert B. Stinnet’s book, “Day of Deceit, The versations were intercepted by [U.S. listening H. Goldsborough. Washington Dateline is pub- Truth About Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Pearl post] Station H operators at midmorning on Tues- lished by the American Research Foundation, Harbor,” answers this question as well as the day, Nov. 25.” Inc., P.O. Box 5687, Baltimore, MD 21210.) “why” and the “how” related to the Pearl Harbor All of this pertinent evidence has been with- tragedy. Stinnett’s credentials follow: Robert So, this writer asks: what does the Stinnet book held by the U.S. Navy since 1945. Stinnet spent 17 years searching for the truth only have to do with the Sept. 11 tragedies at the World to be repeatedly thwarted by stonewalling by Lie No. 4. Roosevelt and his close aides did Trade Center and the Pentagon? Navy brass and lies from government officials. not conspire to goad Japan into a massive Plenty, since similarly well-documented infor- But, armed with dogged persistence and the Free- first strike against America, thus forcing the mation exists that the U.S. Government knew in dom of Information Act, he eventually uncov- United States to enter the war against the advance about not only the Sept. 11 attacks but ered enough evidence to prove that official gov- wishes of 88 percent of the American people. the Oklahoma City bombing as well. ernment statements were not only false but also On Oct. 7, 1940, Lt. Commander Arthur H. WorldNetDaily, Sunday, Oct. 21, 2001, pub- were part of a conspiracy of deception leading McCollum prepared a five-page, eight-point ac- lished the transcript of an interview Jeff Metcalf directly to President Roosevelt. tion plan that Stinnet explains was “intended to gave to David Schippers who prosecuted the There are numerous other oft-repeated lies engineer a situation that would mobilize a reluc- House of Representatives’ case against Bill used to conceal Roosevelt’s deliberate war tant America into war.” McCollum was head of Clinton. According to Schippers, Jayna Davis, scheme that Stinnet exposes thoroughly in his the Far East Desk of the Office of Naval Intelli- and investigative reporter for a major TV media 399-page book documenting 60 years of govern- gence and was responsible for routing commu- outlet in Oklahoma City, has compelling evi- ment lying. Brevity forces us to limit ourselves nications intelligence to FDR. By Oct. 10, 1940, dence indicating the federal government knew to four lies. Roosevelt began implementing McCollum’s plan in February 1995 about Middle Eastern terror- and ordered Navy Secretary Frank Knox to tell ists operating in Oklahoma City, planning the Lie No. 1. FDR and General George Marshall Pacific Fleet Commander Admiral J.O. bombing in that city, the demise of TWA Flight did not have any advance warning of the Dec. Richardson to prepare a naval blockade of vital 800 and the World Trade Center attack. To this 7 attack on Pearl Harbor. Japanese shipping routes. day, says Schippers, the FBI refuses even to take Stinnet discovered four Japanese cablegrams Richardson was suspicious of FDR’s orders possession of the evidence. that were intercepted, decoded and delivered that also included basing the U.S. fleet in Ha- The information above is very important. For promptly to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt waii (also part of McCollum’s plan), and so on too long we Americans, in polls, and especially over a 12-hour period starting at 9:30 p.m., Sat- Feb. 1, 1941, Roosevelt relieved Richardson and our children in school curricula have been asked, urday, Dec. 6, 1941. Roosevelt knew by 10 a.m. appointed Admiral Husband Kimmel Com- “How do we feel about things?” I suggest that it EST Dec. 7 that the Japanese would attack Pearl mander of the Pacific Fleet. is time Americans begin to put “thinking about Harbor no sooner than 1 p.m. EST and should Stinnet explains, “Kimmel’s isolation from the things” ahead of “feeling about things.” As have picked up the direct scrambler phone to intelligence loop can be traced to numerous di- Maine’s late Gov. James B. Longley used to say: warn Kimmel and Short, which would have given rectives issued from Washington. Explanations “Think About It.” And then, do something about them three hours to prepare. for the cut-off varied: His need to know did not it: Call your elected officials to protest what ap- Lie No. 2. The United States had not broken apply to diplomatic negotiations…or providing pears to this writer to be a major cover-up. Let’s the Japanese naval codes prior to the attack. him with the intercepts would have risked reveal- not, in Corsello’s words, allow anything like this Japan’s most secret naval and military codes ing American code-breaking success.” At one to happen ever again; let’s not let the govern- such as the 5-Num Code had been broken long __________________________________________ ment ever let us down again. before the Japanese attack. Stinnet writes, “It is —The Times Record, Commentary (p.21), Fri., Dec. 28, 2001 It is time Americans begin clear from Admiral Ingersoll’s statement that the Charlotte Thomson Iserbyt is former Senior Policy Advi- [5-Num] Code produced intelligible messages as to put “thinking about things” sor, U.S. Department of Education, and author of “the de- early as Oct. 4, 1940. The FBI confirmed the ahead of “feeling about things.” liberate dumbing down of America. A Chronological Paper Navy’s decoding success on Oct. 21, 1940.” __________________________________________ Trail.” On the net: www.deliberatedumbingdown.com