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those episodes where when you originally come upon the information, you realize what a
giant rabbit hole it is. The longer you take to digest that infrom the
more you realize really how evil some people in this world are. There are
many similarities to Pearl Harbor and what happened on September eleventh, two thousand and
one. Now again I will tell you that some people call, you know,
Pearl Harbor a false flag operation. It wasn't so much a false flag
as where an individual did it and then blamed it on somebody else, which
was the original term for false flag attack. The Pirates use to do it
back in the day, right, But it is one of those A lot
of people call it the the Eddie Haskell event where somebody keeps poking and poking
and poking, and when that person responds, they're like, g missus Cleaver,
I don't understand why Theodore would strike me. It was very It was
really to prong. Number one, it was we provoked them, We cut
off oil supplies. We'll get into everything about that. But number two,
it is without a doubt there is you know, via the Freedom of Information
Act and other resources, it is without a doubt that by you know,
November twenty fourth, twenty fifth, around that timeframe, people knew that Japan
was going to attack Pearl Harbor, and that information was intentionally kept from those
leaders at Pearl Harbor. And again this is something that they knew they needed.
This newspaper splash December eighth, nineteen forty one, when everybody opened their
papers, right that there was radio and there was newspapers nineteen forty one.
You know, they didn't have Internet and this constant flow of information. We
have many newspapers. We used to get newspapers twice a day. We had
a morning edition in an afternoon edition. But when people you know, saw
that splashed across the front of the newspaper, it invoked emotion and just like
nine to eleven, people were rushing down to the recruiting station. Many people.
There are so many stories of people lying about their age and this is
what they do. It's the same playbook. And I will tell you I've
had quite a few conversations with folks over the last I don't want to put
a time frame on it, but probably the last six weeks. And I
have a I should say we, the people I've been having this conversation with,
have a pretty good idea of what the next big false flag is going
to be. And I think not only is it going to you know,
invoke emotions and people, but it will cause lockdowns. I'm not really ready
to get into it yet. Maybe in the coming weeks we'll do an episode
about it. I need to do more research and cite my sources, and
if I'm going to bring this, it needs to be done properly, but
it has a lot of merit to it. But again, this Operation Pearl
Harbor, which was quoted in the Project for New American Centuries, you know
paper that talks about they understood that in order for it. You know the
what they wrote. Sorry, I'm stumbling over myself. It was entitled Rebuilding
America's Defenses, Right, Strategy, Forces and Resources for a New Century.
And we're going to actually read section four of you know Robert k again,
who was the husband of who Victorian Newlan. This was published September of two
thousand, one year prior to nine to eleven. And this article, this
paper they wrote, talks about how they said, well, we can just
do it slowly and it would take decades they used the word decades, or
if we had an event like a new Pearl Harbor, we could get to
our end result much quicker. And listen, I'm telling you from someone who
was in the military and saw this first hand. The amount of taxpayer money
that was printed by the Federal Reserve that is loan to the United States of
America, which is part of the reason we are thirty four point six or
seven trillion dollars in debt, the money that was thrown at the Military Industrial
complex, and of course who was the vice president at that time, Dick
Cheney Brown and Kellogg Brown. You know, it's all linked together, and
how people can't see it is infuriating because people are embarrassed to question anything that
might interfere with their patriotism. Right where if if one of my family members
were killed, I would want to know who did it and who was at
the bottom with it, and not just accept the official narrative. Right who
was the comedian that made the joke? That isn't it funny that the good
guys have won every single war through history because history is written by the victors.
And we're going to talk about these things because again it's the same script
over and over and over all. Right, so let's get started. Let's
cite our sources for today. One of our primary sources is a great book.
I encourage all of you to get it. It's called They of Deceit,
The Truth about f D and Pearl Harbor, written ry Robert Stinnett,
with a new afterward. This is a new edition, and again I encourage
everyone to pick this up. Great great book. Also a couple articles December
fifteenth, twenty sixteen article by The Awakening Times and the Pearl Harbor False Flag
and the Wars of Corporate America by doctor Jacques Powells. And again I will
have those links for you in the show notes. But again, they wanted
to get into World War two, right, the bankers wanted to get them
into World War two. England wanted to get them into World War two.
They had to prove this cover story, and they had been wanting to get
into World War two since its inception. And again, the Pearl Harbor attack
is not a false flag op in the sense that US attacked its own ships
and planes right to really what Pine eleven was a false flag, But it
was a false flag in the sense that at the very least Roosevelt let it
happen and provoked it. As the evidence will show, most of the US
Pacific fleet, including planes and ships, were intentionally left there as sitting ducks
with no air protection, an easy, easy target for Japanese torpedoes. The
Japanese managed to destroy nearly twenty American vessels, including eight massive battleships. And
if you've never seen the USS Arizona, that that is certainly it is something
and over three hundred planes. And again, the surprise attack proved to be
an easy excuse for Roosevelt to convince the American people in Congress to enter World
War two. And again, I've said this many times, but it bears
repeating. Roosevelt fdr ran his election on I will not send your boys to
war, like Wilson said, I will not send your boys to war.
So again, these presidents, when you listen to these podcasts and you actually
do your own research, do your homework, and not just believe what the
enemy controlled textbooks which are passed out and your local high schools tell you,
you realize, you know, much of our government is quite evil, and
that's a fact, and it's not unpatriotic to do. So. Again,
there's the truth, and there is everything else. Let's look at the official
story. Okay, the attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise military attack by
the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service on the American Naval base at Pearl Harbor in
Honolulu, Hawaii, in the United States, just before eight am local time
on Sunday, December seventh, nineteen forty one. And yes, even in
the military, and yes, even in Iraq on Sundays were a bit of
a slower day. Normally. We were and I'm not talking about during the
initial phase obviously, you know when we crossed the Berm and we were,
you know, basically making our way to what would eventually be our home for
the next year. It didn't matter if it was Tuesday or Sunday. But
once you got into the norm and a cycle, yes, Sunday mornings were
normally slower and by noon people were back on the work, back on their
work, their duty, right, And that's what happened here. It was
intentionally done on a Sunday morning. Everybody was probably out the night before enjoying
some cocktails. It was, in fact Pearl Harbor, right. It is
a place where people go to vacation. It is widely known when teams go
out to play the Bowl games out there, they normally lose because they're so
wrapped up at the beach activities and everything else that goes on, they forget
that they they're to even play a football game. So Sunday morning it was
done intentionally. They didn't have the same amount of people on duty. They
had a skeleton crew, and again it was planned that way. Now at
that time on December seventh. Prior to the United States was considered a neutral
country in the World War II conflict. Now again this is the official narrative.
We weren't so much neutral. We were supporting the quote Allies, but
we hadn't entered the war at that point. But the attack on Hawaii and
other US territories led the United States to formally enter World War II on the
side of the Allies. The day following the attack on December eighth, nineteen
forty one. The Japanese military leadership referred to the attack as Hawaii Operation and
Operation AI and as Operation Z during its planning, and again huge casualties twenty
four twenty four hundred and three killed, eleven hundred and seventy eight military and
civilians wounded. You had sixty eight civilians killed, two hundred and eight soldiers
killed, almost three thousand total. And you had battleships, four battleships sunk,
a harbor tug sunk, three light cruisers damaged, three destroyers damaged,
one hundred and eighty eight aircraft completely destroyed, one hundred and sixty damaged,
on and on and on, and once again, who benefited from this the
military industrial complex and the bankers. Now, obviously we're not going to be
able to encapsule the entire every last nugget in a ninety minute podcast, but
we're going to try to hit on some of the the important information. But
I also like to go back in time and let you hear firsthand as the
events unfolded. This is a very historic broadcast from the attack on Pearl Harbor.
It was known as the first Report. This was from kgU in Honolulu,
Hawaii. This guy delivered his report from a rooftop to NBC in New
York describing the attack on Pearl Harbor as the fighting was in progress. And
now again this is very raw audio. We didn't have the technology in nineteen
forty one from Honolulu to New York to sound crystal clear. But this is
pretty amazing audio as it happened. See that this ad you and Bunolulu poets,
they are thinking from the roof of the advertiser, Public and Company County.
We have witnessed this morning the distant new A Greek battle off Baul Barblics
and the sir bombing of Bau Harbor by enemy plans and out of the Japanese
the city of Honolulu has also been attacked and considerable day does This battle has
been going on for nearly three hours. One of the bombs dropped within fifty
feet of tower and no dope. It is the real war. The public
of Honolulu has been advised to keep him their boom and await uh on the
army and that they are fighting going on, very going to see shot.
Want some say for just the moment, we'll interrupt you how it has been
done, but it has been mean and the army a pan how to have
the air in the s under control? Amazing audio when you think about it.
This was a guy reporting from a rooftop in Pearl Harbor, relaying it
from their tower to NBC in New York as it happened. Now, obviously
we're going to play FDR's comments on December eighth declaring war on Japan, but
I think a lot of people forget that. Eleanor Roosevelt addressed the nation on
December seventh, nineteen forty one, the evening before FDR made his infamous speech.
Check this out. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I'm speaking to
you tonight at a very serious moment in our history. The Cabinet is convening
and the leaders in Congress are meeting with the President. The State Department,
and Army and Navy officials have been with the President all afternoon. In fact,
the Japanese ambassador was talking to the President at the very time that Japan's
airships were bombing our citizens in Hawaii and the Philippines and sinking one of our
transports loaded with lumber on its way to away. By tomorrow morning, the
members of Congress will have a full report and be ready for action. In
the meantime, we the peace people, are already prepared for action. For
months now, the knowledge that something of this kind might happen has been hanging
over our heads, and yet it seemed impossible to believe, impossible to drop
the everyday things of life and feel that there was only one thing which was
important, preparation to meet an enemy, no matter where he struck. That
is all over now, and there is no more uncertainty. We know what
we have to face, and we know that we are ready to face it.
I should like to say just a word to the women in the country
tonight. I have a boy at sea on a destroyer. For all I
know he may be on his way to the Pacific. Two of my children
are in coose cities on the Pacific. Many of you all over this country
have boys in the services who will now be called upon to go into action.
You have friends and families, and what has suddenly become a danger zone.
You cannot escape anxiety. You cannot escape a clutch of fear at your
heart. And yet I hope that the certain day of what we have to
meet will make you rise above these fears. We must go about our daily
business more determined than ever to do the ordinary things as well as we can.
And when we find a way to do anything more in our communities,
to help others, to build morale, to give a feeling of security,
we must do it. Whatever is asked of us. I am sure we
can accomplish it. We are the free and unconquerable people of the United States
of America. To the young people of the nation, I must speak a
word to night. You are going to have a great opportunity. There will
be high moments in which your strength and your ability will be tested. I
have faith in you. I feel as though I was standing upon a rock.
That rock is my faith in my fellow citizens, whatever is asked of
us. That was one of the key takeaways from that, you know,
two minute and fifty six second speech is whatever is asked of us, Right,
You're going to be asked to go fight against your fellow Europeans and the
military industrial complex. And you know, this war just completely changed the trajectory
of the world. And it is something there there. I mean, you
could do a year's worth of podcasts about the time frame from nineteen thirty three
to about nineteen fifty and it could be a year or two is worth of
podcast about everything, the truth of what really went on. You know,
what happened to Germany after nineteen forty five, all the people who were killed,
and of course Stalin and why mare you know, pre nineteen thirty three,
just so much. You know, our history is selected what they want
us to know, and it's just it's truly a shame that we're not taught
everything. And again, you guys, hear Trump saying that one of the
first things I'm going to do is get rid of the Department of Education.
And it's the same playbook over again as he did in twenty sixteen. Nothing
changed. But getting back to this again, It was a patriotic speech.
It was you know, all for one, one for all, and you
know, are they're going to send your sons, your husbands, your father's
off to war, and it's just something we have to do. That was
really the underlying tone of the message. And she also mentioned we knew something
like this could happen. Of course they did. They knew about it.
And we're going to present that to you shortly, but before we do,
let's play that couple minutes of FDR declaring war on Japan on December eighth,
nineteen forty one, Mister Vice President, mister Speaker, Members of the Senate
of the House of Representatives. Yesterday, December seventh, nineteen forty one,
a date which will live in infamy, the United States of America was suddenly
and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan. The
United States was at peace with that nation, and at the solicitation of Japan,
was still in conversation with its government and its emperor, looking toward the
maintenance of peace in the Pacific. The attack yesterday on the Hawaiian Islands has
caused severe damage to American naval and military forces. I regret to tell you
that very many American lives have been lost. In addition, American ships have
been reported torpedoed on the high seas between San Francisco and Honolulu. As Commander
in Chief of the Army and Navy, I have directed that all measures be
taken for our defense. But always will our whole nation remember the character of
the onslaught against us. So there you go. It goes on, but
for time constraints, we're going to move along. And again it is important
that every December seventh that we remember those who perished that day. Absolutely,
anytime we have these conversations should always remember the people who were victims. But
again, this operation provided the excuse for the United States to entered World War
II. It's a horrific event, but it is another event in a long
line of false flag operations that have been carried out by these unscrupulous criminals,
which are our leaders. Are misleaders, right, the ones that we argue
over, the ones we fight over, right, you know, the ones
who are Probiden. Listen, if you think Biden even knows what day of
the week it is, And I'm not saying that to be mean. I'm
saying that genuinely. He obviously has huge cognitive issues. And if you think
Trump is a good dude who cares about you when he's going to drain the
swamp, it is again the left wing and the right wing belong to the
same corrupt bird. And these people are actors who take orders from people a
lot higher than them. And that is the truth. Just with the nine
to eleven attack, around three thousand American lives were sacrificed that day, so
the United States government had the pretext that they needed to go to war.
And it's important to gaze back in time and look for the truth with Pearl
Harbor in the hope that the information that you take away from this and then
you reply in your emails with your thoughts and you share with your friends and
your family, that this information will spread far and wide. There is a
bit of a great awakening. We need to continue it prevent future leaders from
using this evil tactic to trick people into submission and achieve their dark political and
geopolitical goals. That's why I continue to say, when the next thing happens,
no matter how big or how real it seems, you better take the
time to look about it critically and understand what they are telling you because it
could save your life. And I believe the next thing, you're not going
to have a lot of time to do so, so you better be prepared.
So to begin with again, Pearl Harbor attack is not a false flag
up in the sense that the US attacked its own ships. Right, we
already said that Roosevelt let it happen, and will present that to you.
Most of the Pacific fleet, they're planes, the ships, et cetera,
were all intentionally left there sitting ducks with no air protection. They were easy
targets for Japanese torpedo planes. Now pardon me, the Japanese managed to destroy
nearly twenty American naval vessels, including eight massive battleships and over three hundred planes.
So this air quote surprise attack proved to be an easy excuse for Roosevelt
on December the eighth to convince the American people in Congress to enter World War
II. So you know in the article they talk about that. You know,
at least back then, that was when the president actually followed the Constitution
and Congress voted for war, which was an easy nobody was going to vote
against it. Maybe one or two people did. I haven't. That's probably
something I should look into. But you know, presidents, they just send
troops off to war. They don't even care what conquers thinks. Right,
the collective mindset seventy five years ago or so was quite different to show what
it is today. People trusted their leaders more. Right, the trust we
had in our government back until I would say probably sixty three people believed whatever
the government said. But even after JFK, I would still think that at
least eighty percent. Like they didn't question the moon landing, they didn't.
Now they did question Vietnam. Obviously you saw all the protests and everything else.
But again a lot of that was hijacked and it wasn't organic. But
again, people did trust their leaders more than they do today. People were
more patriotic, they were nationalistic. There was no internet, right finding,
this alternative media which we had to have at our fingertips today didn't exist,
right, It wasn't really until the seventies where the underground newspapers became prevalent.
Right, you could subscribe to these newsletters and once a week, once a
month, you'd get a little newsletter in the mill, right, And then
Bill Cooper made it popular in the nineties with Radio right. Fact checking wasn't
a thing. But before we examine the evidence that Roosevelt knew full well and
his administration was going to happen, consider how wars are truly run. Okay,
wars occur on the surface between nations, but really it's the dark force
of the international banking cabal that pulls the strings behind the scenes to aggravate opposing
sides, instigating tension, encouraging conflict. Then it funds both sides to ensure
there is a war and often decide the outcome by choosing which side to fund
more heavily. Now we know the bankers were very much opposed to Germany during
World War Two. I believe one of the Rothschilds were arrested by the Germans.
So certainly the bankers, specifically the bankers in England, and England was
not doing well at the time, so they wanted the United States and it's
manufacturing and its people to make their way across the Atlantic Ocean and fight against
Germany and of course the Pacific as well, right the Pacific Theater. Now,
Mark Twain observed that while history may not repeat itself. It's sure does
rhyme. A similar type of false flag operation also occurred during World War One
when Germany sank the British Lusitania ship, which was carrying munitions on its way
from New York to England. Guess what there was foreknoledge with that as well.
The German embassy in the US had placed an advertisement in the newspaper warning
people that sailing on the Lusitania could be dangerous. The German embassy in the
United States placed an advertisement in the newspaper warning people that sailing on the Lusitania
could be dangerous. That's a fact. Even the biased and controlled Wikipedia admits
quote. The sinking caused a storm of protest in the United States, however,
as one hundred and twenty eight American citizens were among the dead. The
sinking helped shift public opinion in the United States against Germany and was a factor
in the United States declaration of war nearly two years later. And then,
of course Archduke Ferdinand as well. But what row Wilson assured the population that
the US would not enter World War One? I just said that earlier in
the podcast. History may not repeat itself, but it's certainly rhymes. What
does FDR and Wilson have in common? They both said, we won't send
your boys off to war. Right. People don't want war, they don't
want to be involved in war. So what do they do? They make
this huge event happen. They splashed it across the newspaper, and people's good
hearted, patriotic souls are ready to fight and just kill everything in its way.
Right. And that's the thing about the United States. It's something that
I've you know, come to terms with in recent years, is why do
we go after entire countries? If just a handful of people, if we
believe the official story that Osama bin Laden and nineteen hijackers did this, why
did we go after an entire country? Right? So, if just say,
someone in my family commits a crime, do they go after the person
who committed the crime or do they wipe out the entire family? Of course,
they just go after the person who committed a crime. Right. Every
family may have a bad apple in it, right, that makes poor decisions.
You don't throw the entire family in jail. And that is what the
world makes you believe. Right, if something happens, well it must be
the entire country. So we're going to go to war end, go after
Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya. Right, we all know about after
nine to eleven. The was it the seven countries in five years that we've
played a nauseum on here, So we're not certainly going to do that as
well. So again Woodrow Wilson, going back to World War One. He
was elected partly on the basis of that pre election promise. But when Americans
are killed and that image is splashed across the newspapers, what is he supposed
to do? I didn't see this coming. It's the right thing to do.
And it was the same for Roosevelt. He ran on a pre election
promise that he wouldn't enter war. But what can I do? We were
attacked, we have to fight back. It is the same old scam.
Now let's look at Pearl Harbor itself. And again, some of the best
information you can find is in the book Day of Deceit by Robert Stinnett.
I've read the book probably twice, and I've listened to the audio book.
I've refreshed myself just last week. You know, I think it was a
week before Pearl Harbor, maybe two weeks he had a fundraiser at the White
House. It was a Sunday. His wife cooked for everyone, and even
then they were talking about the Pearl Harbor event that was coming. They knew
it was coming. Now, Robert Stinnett, it should be known he served
in the US Navy during World War Two. This is someone who was directly
involved. That's why I respect the book so much. His research includes declassified
documents which were withheld from the American public for over sixty years, and his
work shows that there were really three, not one, but three conspiracies surrounding
the event. The first was to introduce Japan, or to induce, excuse
me Japan to attack America and thus provide an unbeatable pretext for America to enter
World War two. Number two, I mean, it's a huge conspiracy,
and that was to deprive the Pearl Harbor commanders of the information that was available
about Japan's intentions. And of course, the third was to ensure that all
evidence of foreknowledge from the public. So let's look at them individually, coaxing
Japan into attack in the United States. Now, mister Stinnett includes a memorandum
that he obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by Japanese expert Captain Arthur McCullum.
He was chief of the Far Eastern Section of Naval Intelligence, dated October
seventh, nineteen forty. Now, this nefarious McCullum memo listed an eight point
plan to induce Japan to commit an over act of war. Right, if
you poke the bar enough, you get them to swing, you can swing
back right. Think of it that way. Now. In an interview twenty
years ago, Stinnett was asked whether FDR himself saw the memo. So the
question was, is there any proof that FDR saw McCullum's memorandum, And mister
Stinnett said that there's no proof that he actually saw the memorandum, but he
adopted all eight of the provocations, including where he signed executive orders, and
other information in navy files offers conclusive evidence that he certainly did see it.
Now, what were the eight points that McCollum advocated, all of which Roosevelt
performed or arranged. And I should mention many objections by the time Commander in
Chief of the US Fleet, James Richardson, I think he knew what FDR
and his folks his cabinet were trying to do. And he did not agree
with it. Again, that was the Commander in chief of the US Fleet,
mister James Richardson. So number one of the eight points, make an
arrangement with Britain for the use of British bases in the Pacific, particularly Singapore,
right. And again it's the same thing what's going on today with NATO
making NATO countries right on Russian's border. Russia says we will not have NATO
bases next to Russia. And it was the same with US during the Cuban
missile crisis. We said we don't Russia to have nukes in Cuba. Right,
But it's only from the American perspective. But again, so making an
arrangement with Britain for the use of British bases in the Pacific, putting American
forces near Japan. Number two. Make an arrangement with Holland for the use
of base facilities and acquisition supplies in the Dutch East Indies. Number three.
Give all possible aid to the Chinese government of Chang Kai Shek. Number four,
and this is where it really starts to get into provocations. Send a
division of long range heavy cruisers to the Orient and Philippines. In Singapore,
so again you are threatening the Japanese. Next, send not one, but
two divisions of submarines to the Orient. So at this point they're feeling pretty
threatened. Next, Number six, keep the main strength of the US fleet
now in the Pacific, in the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands. Number seven
insist that the Dutch refused to grant Japanese demands for undue economic concessions, particularly
oil. You can be the greatest military in the world, but if you
don't have oil, you cannot accomplish your mission. And what happened the Dagger
completely embargo all US trade with Japan in collaboration with similar embargo imposed by the
British oil So they cut off the you know Japan that they completely cut off
their oil supply, and they urged other countries to do so. British did
as well. They went into complete embargoes. It's the same thing we're seeing
today with Russia. That's why I keep telling people you better be ready if
you don't think there's a war coming. It's the same playbook. We are
granting countries on the border with Russia with NATO membership. On June the sixth
and three days, it is said that France and other countries will publicly state
they are sending troops into Ukraine. Of course, under the guise of advisors.
Well, what is that playbook from Oh, Vietnam, we sent advisors
to Vietnam. It's the same playbook. In point six was again that was
to keep the main strength of the US fleet in the vicinity of the Hawaiian
Islands. That was very significant because it allowed the Japanese to destroy a major
part of the US fleet, in turn maximizing the injury in the public's perception.
The infamous scene of the boat sinking, the black smoke all over the
place. Again, people were lying about their age to go fight for war,
and twenty years later, you know, people would lie and leave the
country or go to jail to avoid war. In addition to coaxing the attack
in many ways, the US also allowed a Japanese naval spy, Carte Blanche,
to spy on the base of Pearl Harbor. They knew that they had
a spy, a Japanese spy, and they allowed it to happen at Pearl
Harbor and transmitted information to Japan in preparation for the attack. In the book
it was noted that I want to say it was a US I don't know
if it was a soldier oss or whatever, got hold of a Japanese atta
shay case and it had the code in it. So they were cracking the
Japanese codes for some time. They knew that Japan had the information, was
able to spy carte blanche on Pearl Harbor, and that the information was being
transmitted back to the Japanese Imperial Army the military. Right, So again if
you remember the good old mushroom modus operandi, right, what is that,
George? You feed them crap and you keep them in the dark. That's
what that means. And that's what went on with the military commanders at Pearl
Harbor. You had Admiral Kimmel, who was the commander in chief of the
U S Fleet. You had Lieutenant General Short who was the head of the
US Army defenses of Pearl Harbor. Those two gentlemen were denied the critical information
that they needed to prepare for and against defend against the attack. Now imagine
being one of these people, and three thousand people under you that you're in
charge of are killed, and you find out that there was knowledge of this.
Now listen, any military commander that would have had that knowledge, you
would have been on twenty four to seven. You would be on high alert,
as you would call it, right. They always have threat cons.
If you ever go to a military base or drive by military base, you'll
see the gate guards and it'll have a threat con, a threat condition Alpha,
Bravo, Charlie Delta, and the threat con for Pearl Harbor would have
been through the roof. You would have had people in full battle rattle.
You would have rotating shifts. You would be probably twelve hour shifts, maybe
even twenty four hour shifts. Many of the ships would have not been just
parked so close together. They would have been spread out. They had been
rotating, they would be moving. But that didn't happen because they wanted it
to happen now. According to Stinnett, US cryptographers had deciphered Japan's diplomatic code
known as Magic. They had also deciphered some of Japan's military codes, which
meant they would have understood the messages they were intercepting in the Pacific and the
significant information that was received from these intercepts, such as the Japanese Task Force
Last Minute Choice for its staging area, its destination, and its attack order.
It was all deliberately withheld from Kimmel in short around two weeks before the
attack occurred, which would have been November twenty third, nineteen forty one.
That is, two weeks Kimmel had ordered, without the White House approval,
a search for Japanese forces north of Hawaii. He had actually moved the fleet
into the North Pacific, away from Parla Harbor. Now this should get your
attention, Okay. After the White House learned of this, without any explanation,
they ordered the ships back to Pearl Harbor. Why would they do that?
Someone is brilliant, you know. Why would you overrule Kimmel in this
situation? Another piece of evidence, that is November twenty fifth, the Navy
headquarters in Washington ordered Kimmel to route all trans Pacific shipping southward, leaving the
North Pacific conveniently open, and that allowed japan and to attack with no intervening
vessels. This should piss you off, right, It's the same playbook,
right what happened with USS Liberty. Every time they called for help, they
sent them back. On nine to eleven, the most New York City,
the White House the Pentagon, the most defended areas in the world were left
wide open. People just don't think for a second. They don't get it.
How about evidence of foreknowledge, There's considerable amounts. There's plenty of it.
Again, Roosevelt wanted to win the war together with England. As James
Perloff wrote, Roosevelt dispatched his closest advice, Harry Hopkins, to meet British
Prime Minister Winston Churchill in January of nineteen forty one. Hopkins told Churchill,
quote, the President is determined that we, the United States and England shall
win the war together. Roosevelt's intentions were nearly exposed in nineteen forty when Tyler
Kent, who was a code clerk at the US Embassy in London, discovered
secret dispatches between Roosevelt and Churchill. Now, these revealed that FDR, once
again, despite contrary campaign promises, was determined to engage America in the war.
And Kent actually smuggled some of the documents out of the embassy, hoping
to alert the American public. But you know what happened, He was caught.
What happens, right, I mean, you look at any of these
people who come out and try exposed the American government. Good riddance, You're
done so. On November twenty fifth, nineteen forty one, FDR received a
quote positive war warning from Churchill that the Japanese would strike against America at the
end of the first week in December. Again, this was on November twenty
fifth. This warning caused the President to do an abrupt about face on plans
for a time buying modus vivende with Japan, and it resulted in Secretary of
State Halls deliberately provocative ultimatum of November twenty sixth, nineteen forty one that guaranteed
wore and let's look at that date. November twenty sixth, nineteen forty one,
Washington ordered both US aircraft carriers, the Enterprise and the Lexington, out
of Pearl Harbor as soon as possible. This ordering included stripping Pearl of its
of fifty planes or forty percent of its already inadequate fighter protection. So they
exposed it. They made it more vulnerable by pulling out the Enterprise the Lexington
of its fifty planes right now. On the same day, Cordel Hull issued
his ultimatum demanding full Japanese withdrawal from Indo China and all of China. The
US Ambassador to Japan called the document that touched the button that started the war.
Three days later, November twenty ninth, nineteen forty one, Hall told
United Press reporter Joe Lib that Pearl Harbor would be attacked on December seventh.
I'm let's say this again. On November twenty ninth, eight days prior to
Pearl Harbor, Hull Cordel Hull told United Press reporter Joe Lib that Pearl Harbor
would be attacked on December seventh. The New York Times reported on December eighth
that the attack was expected and that the United States knew the attack was going
to happen a week earlier. On December one, nineteen forty one, the
Office of Naval Intelligence excuse me O and I the twelfth Naval District in San
Francisco found the missing Japanese fleet by correlating reports from the four wireless news services
and several shipping companies that were getting signals west of Hawaii, and on December
fifth, nineteen forty one, FDR wrote the Australian Prime Minister quote, there
is always the Japanese to consider. Perhaps the next four or five days will
decide the matter. And it notes that it was reported that before the bombing
occurred, newspapers were delivering the details of the attack, and what is that
relative to nine to eleven? Within what an hour? L Paul Bremer was
in the NBC studios and they had already identified Osama bin Laden the biggest crime
possibly of American history. The only thing that rivaled it was Pearl Harbor.
But as you see, it's the same playbook. So again, this is
very important to cover and to talk about and to have these conversations because history
does repeat itself, and we are nearing that timeframe where they do so again,
and it is simply to consolidate power and to lose your freedoms. Approach
the future with an informed perspective. Okay, those three thousand Americans die for
a lie, and it could have been prevented. That should blow, That
should just boil your blood, just as nine to eleven thousands of American lives
were sacrificed. Do you understand that? And that was just the tip of
the iceberg. All the lives that were killed, you know, and ruined
in the Middle East, because of it, so that the US criminal elite,
the ones we argue over every day from the silly politics, so they
had an excuse to go to war. The US was worried about the industrial
and military strength of Germany and they needed a backdoor way to enter the war
against Germany. Like once again, right, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and we
s our men to fight Germany. Right. Obviously, Yes, there was
the Pacific as well, and then one you know, in the very near
future we're going to talk about Nagasaki in Hiroshima and alternate history as well.
But Pearl Harbor was carefully orchestrated and it was a plot that was adopted by
a US president FDR to lure Japan into attacking and starting a war with the
US. And everyone should get day of deceit. Everyone should research these things
and share the knowledge with your friends. Again, the myth is that the
United States was forced to declare war on Japan after this totally unexpected Japanese attack
on the American naval base in Hawaii on December seventh, nineteen forty one,
on account of Japan's alliance with Nazi Germany. This aggression automatically brought the US
into war against Germany. But the reality is the Roosevelt administration and the powers
that be had been eager for some time to wage war against Japan and sought
to unleash such a war by means of the institution of an oil embargo and
other provocations. And again they've deciphered the Japanese codes. Washington knew that the
Japanese fleet was on its way to Pearl Harbor, but they welcomed the attack
since the Japanese aggression would make it possible to sell the war to an overwhelmingly
anti war American public. I mean, my goodness, World War One,
World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, and all the other
little skirmish is in between the nine to eleven Afghanistan, Iraq, you know,
and then of course all the activities of the CIA around the world.
I don't have that document ready, but I could sit here and tell you
every government we've overthrown over the last one hundred years. And of course Victoria
Newlan and the CIA was behind the met On Revolution February of twenty fourteen.
Well, why do you bring that up, George, What does that have
to do with Pearl Harbor because everything repeats itself. I'm going to read section
four of the Project for New American Centuries, Rebuilding America's Defenses, Strategy,
Forces and Resources for New American Century. And again one of the authors was
Robert Kagan. And by the way, his father was also this historian,
air quotes and professor. But it should be known that Robert Kagan co author
of the Project for New American Centuries. I keep forgetting the title. It's
a long title, Rebuilding America's Defenses. Excuse me, but he did go
to Yale, so he's probably skull and bones. And so the guy who
wrote this document I'm about to read from his wife is Victoria Newland. She's
the one who was legitimately in Ukraine and oversaw the overthrow of a legitimate Ukrainian.
And I say legitimate, I use that loosely because listen, anybody with
a pulse and fingers can go to the Internet and research and within five minutes
you'll realize that Ukraine for the last several decades has been the most corrupt country
in Europe. It's not even close. Yes, does Russia have corrupt people?
Absolutely? Do we have corrupt people? Hell? Yes, we have
corrupt people, so the point fingers are silly. But Victoria Newland again,
she was in charge of that. But also you have Robert Kagan, her
husband, Project for New American Century. Oh did you know Victoria Neuland has
her own little think tank, the Center for a New American Security c NAS.
So I encourage all of you to take the time out and research that
think tank. I spent some time reading some of their articles and they're very
interesting c NAS, the Center for a New American Century that she is the
CEO of Okay, well, I take that back, she's not the CEO.
She founded it. She is still involved. No, I lost my
she was the former CEO, but she's still very much involved. But this
CNASS is very much strong ties to the Democratic Party. They advised Bill Clinton,
they advised Obama and Biden. So these think tanks, these five oh
one c threes are very much you know, we've talked about it thousands of
times, are behind these what goes on today. So I'll leave those links
in the show notes for you guys to do your own research. But I'm
going to read and again. This was published September of two thousand, exactly
twelve months before nine to eleven, and Section four is entitled rebuilding Today's Armed
Services. And I'll leave this PDF in the link so you can read the
entire thing for yourself. Executing the variety of missions outlined above depends on the
capabilities of US armed forces. For the past decade, the health of the
armed forces has steadily declined. Not merely have their budgets been dramatically reduced,
their four structures, cut in, their personnel strength sapped, modernization programs starved,
in efforts at transformation strangled, but the quality of military life essential for
preserving a volunteer force has been degraded. Okay, so this is their justification,
now this I was in the army in the eighties. I served under
Reagan, I served under H. W. Bush, I was in Desert
Storm. I served under Clinton. I served under Bush Junior. I served
under Oprauda right Barry Sotero, and I retired right before Trump took over.
I retired November twenty fifteen. So I saw the military when it had money
and when it didn't have money. And in the we had field exercise canceled
because we didn't have money. And that's what the next part addresses it says
from barracks to headquarters to maintenance, bas the services infrastructure has suffered from neglect.
That is very much true. Now is the answer to pull off a
false flag and get unlimited resources? No, I would rather live in old
barracks than see what happened on nine to eleven. Happen obviously content, but
this is how they justify it. Right. It goes on to say the
quality of military housing, especially abroad, it'll becomes a great nation. The
other sinews of a strong service, particularly including the military education and training systems,
have been disproportionately and shortsightedly reduced. Shortages of manpower result in soldiers,
sailors, airmen, and marines spending increased amounts of times on base maintenance.
This part is hilarious. Mowing grass, repairing roofs, and painting rocks.
Now, for any of you who have been in the military, you probably
just laughed out loud. How many times have you seen people, specifically outside
of unit headquarters or their motor poole, painting rocks. That happens in the
military. We like to paint rocks and put our unit logo on giant rocks.
We mow grass, and when we mow grass we have. We wear
our peat belts so we don't get hit by a bus. We wear gloves
and we wear glasses. Man in the army, when they say safety is
first, they go above and beyond and repairing roofs. Just you know,
everybody who was in the military members fridays walking around the motorpoles checking for oil
leaks, making sure the oil pants was under the humvis, making sure the
chokblocks are under the tires. It's just it's something if you've never been in
the military before, you just can't understand. It goes on most disappointing of
all military culture, and the confidence of service members in their senior leaders is
suffering. As several recent studies and surveys have demonstrated, civil military relations in
contemporary America are increasingly tense. So it says, of all the armed services,
the Army has been most profoundly changed by the end of the Cold War
and the collapse of the Soviet Empire in Eastern Europe. So even while there
wasn't a huge physical war going on, they used the Cold War to justify
their money. Even during Regis's administration, the military had some money, but
the Army's active duty strength had been reduced by forty percent and its European garrison
by three quarters. At the end of the Cold War, the Army budget
was fifty percent higher than it is this year. So what they're saying is
basically within ten years, you know, ninety or around nineteen ninety, when
the Cold War ended to two thousand, the Army budget was slashed by fifty
percent and its procurement spending almost seventy percent. At the same time, the
Army's role in post Cold War military ops remained in the measure of American geopolitical
commitment. In nineteen ninety one, the Gulf War, the limits of the
Bush administration policy were revealed by the reluctance to engage in land combat and limit
on the ground oops within the Kuwait theater, and that's where lives were really
exposed. We were told that Iraq was the third most powerful army in the
world, and of course the United States and all these other countries went in
and just decimated them. In the Balkans, you had relatively short air campaigns
that were followed by extended ground operations. Even the seventy eight days of Operation
Allied Force Pale in comparison to the long term effects to stabilize Kosovo. In
short, the value of land power continues to appeal to a global superpower whose
security interest rests upon maintaining and expanding worldwide system of alliances, as well as
on the ability to win wars while maintaining its combat role. The US Army
has acquired new missions in the past decade, most immediately missions associated with completing
the task of creating a Europe holland free and defending American interests in the Persian
Gulf in Middle East. But all that is a lie because we see what
the end goal of Europe was, and that was to open the borders right
and destroy nationalism for lack of a better words, right. I think everybody
would agree with that. So again, when you scroll down to section five,
which is creating tomorrow's dominant force, I thought section four is important that
the kind of prelude to, and they talk about how the Pentagon, constrained
by limited budgets and pressure, has seen funding for experimentation and transformation crowded out
in recent years. Spending on military research and development has been reduced dramatically over
the past decade. Indeed, during the mid nineteen eighties, when the Defense
Department was in the midst of the Reagan build up, right, and when
I went to boot camp in eighty seven, it was all about still about
the kamis. That's what all the pop up targets at the range were commis.
Right. It was still forced on force combat that we were preparing for.
But that was all primarily an effort to expand existing forces and field traditional
weapons systems. Research spending represented twenty percent of total Pentagon budgets, so you'll
see the theme of all of this is money, money, money, money
money. By contrast, today's research and development accounts only eight percent of defense
spending, and even this reduced total is primarily for upgrades of current weapons.
Without increase spending on research and development, which guys the R and D contracts
that the military gets are huge and there's very little oversight, the United States
will unable to exploit the enemy and preserve its technological edge on future battlefields.
Now, this is where you need to pay attention. Any serious effort at
transformation must occur within the larger framework of the US national security strategy, military
emissions, and defense budgets. The United States cannot simply declare a strategic pause
while experimenting with new technologies and operational concepts. Nor can it choose to pursue
a transformation strategy that would decouple American allied interests. A transformation strategy that solely
pursued capabilities for projecting force from the United States, for example, and sacrificed
forward basing and presence would be it odds with larger American policy goals and would
trouble American allies. Now, this is the part that everybody talks about.
Further, the process of transformation, even if it brings a revolutionary change,
is likely to be a long one absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event like a
new Pearl Harbor. Domestic politics and industrial policy will shape the pace and content
of transformation as much as the requirements of current missions. A decision to suspend
or terminate aircraft carrier production, as recommended by this report and justified by the
clear direction of military technology, would cause great upheaval. Likewise, systems entering
production today, like the F twenty two fighter, for example, will be
in service inventories for decades to come. So if you really take the time
and read this entire document, which and by the way, it gets into
the CIA and everything else. But I mean, I just can't read a
seventy six page report on a podcast. But again, it's all about money
and power. And it's very obvious that war equals money and power. And
they very openly said that they understood that the process of transforming, which that's
how things used to be used to be generational, even if it brings revolutionary
change, is likely to be a long one absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event
like a new Pearl Harbor. And exactly one year later, a new Pearl
Harbor happened. Almost three thousand people died. They knew about it, They
stood down their forces. It was the same playbook, except instead of provoking
someone to do it, yeah, they planned it and executed it. And
every American and every person who had affected, which I'm talking about people in
Iraq, Afghanistan, yeah, all around the world and the countries who got
pulled into world as well. I served with folks from Canadian Armed Forces,
Australian Armed Forces, some forces from Africa. I mean, I could sit
here and tell you, I could talk for days about the contracts over there,
the food, just the dining facility budget was huge, and that's something
I should probably do a podcast on, is just laying out the amounts of
money that the contracts that people got. So again, you were going to
see in the very near future an event that is going to very much catalyze,
right. It's going to you'll think there's no way that this was done
intentionally, right, and the patriotic Joe's and Josephine's of America will be ready
to send their loved ones off to war again. But I'm begging you and
encouraging you to make sure you think through this next event that is around the
corner and be wary because the people who pull the strings are not looking out
for your best interests. This was proven in Pearl Harbor, and it was
proven in nine to eleven. And it's the same people still involved today.
The Robert Kagans, the Victorian Newland's and that clown. I can't think of
his name now, but every time he puts something out on social media,
I'm quick to respond to him and his name escapes me now and I'm he's
one of the White House guys. It's Anthony Blincoln. Sorry, I had
to pause and look it up. But it's the same old thing. These
people are not looking out for your best nature. So be wary, be
prepared, spiritually fit, be mentally fit, be physically fit, be ready
to go. And when they throw their propaganda at you, make sure you
are diligent about researching what they're throwing at you. And it could be something
we'll talk about in the coming weeks what I think it's going to be.
But again a lot of that. Again, this isn't fear porn. This
is proof of how this government works and how it meets its goals, how
it gets to its end state through propaganda and through fear and through patriotism.
And again there's nothing wrong with loving your country, but also at the same
time, you better be cognizant and understand that the people who run it are
evil. And that's not an that's not like blowing over overstating it or blowing
it up. That is a fact, right, And again, our history
book is very selective about what they tell you. You won't have chapters on
the constant, you know, the ten concentration camps that we had here in
the United States during World War Two. They won't teach you about the why
more revolution they'll tell you a little bit about Stalin and his evil stuff,
but they won't tell you what they did to the Germans post World War two.
On and on and on right, just enough to give you information and
to program you so when something happens, you automatically act a certain way,
you behave a certain way, you evoke a certain emotion. Thank you all
very much for your continued support. We'll see you again either Wednesday or Thursday
night when we do the current events. If there's something extremely important, I
would rather get it out sooner than later. Again, I start collecting information
son night Monday. By Thursday. You know, there's fifty things to talk
about, and I have to be selective about what I think is the most
important. So again, thank you all for your continued support. God bless
each and every one of you. Have a great week. Keep your head
on a swivel, and until we meet again, my friends, we will
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