Mark Matheny
November 30, 2011
For those who didn't believe President Roosevelt had knowledge of the Pearl Harbor attack, read this article, and then get your head out of your **s!! Now think about 9/11........
U.S.News.com
November 30, 2011
Three days before the Dec. 7, 1941 Japanese attack on PearlHarbor, President Roosevelt was warned in a memo from naval intelligence that Tokyo's military and spy network was focused on Hawaii, a new and eerie reminder of FDR's failure to act on a basket load of tips that war was near.
In the newly revealed 20-page memo from FDR's declassified FBI file, the Office of Naval Intelligence on December 4 warned, "In anticipation of open conflict with this country, Japan is vigorously utilizing every available agency to secure military, naval and commercial information, paying particular attention to the West Coast, the Panama Canal and the Territory of Hawaii."
The memo, published in the new book December 1941: 31 Days that Changed America and Saved the World went on to say that the Japanese were collecting "detailed technical information" that would be specifically used by its navy. To collect and analyze information, they were building a network of spies through their U.S. embassies and consulates.
2 comments:
get my head out of my a**?!?! your stupid for thinking that the government would set up an attack to kill innocent civilians to go to war. get yourself checked for a mental illness you idiot
well actually you would have been better off with your head up your ass.then you wouldnt have been brainwashed by the sold out whore media.and are e3ducation system.and are government does this stuff all the time.there spraying you with toxins right now chemtrails.the put poison in your water flouride.gulf tonka never happened declassified by clinton.thats what got us into vietnam war.9-11 was a inside job.got us into the war on terror.you probally think the fbi cia federal reserve bank the us postal service are part of are government too. lol look this stuff up they lie about allmost everything
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