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Correct, it was a surprise attack that should have been detected, but was not detected.
There were many surprise attacks during WWII, and there was often ignored intelligence. While the Generals partied in Paris, men were attempting to get them to realize tanks were rumbling in the woods. It will never end. Warnings, even in our high-tech present, get ignored. There's a recent example. The conspiracy theories were written by foes of FDR, and they should not be confused with fully vetted history. They are mostly political, not historical. |
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Or the losers of an election. Do you understand how sick these people were of losing to FDR and his ideas?
FDR and his legacy had powerful foes within the United States. It's a smear job. You are accepting a smear job as history. It's not history; it was a shameless political attack. It is impossible that FDR knew in advance that the Japanese were going to attack Pearl Harbor. Had he, they would have attacked the Japanese task force and the war would have started anyway. The man was very bright, and he was a genuine patriot. The type of evil required to sit back and let American servicemen be slaughtered in their hammocks did not exist inside of FDR. The notion they needed a devastating defeat to get the country to accept war is absurd. They could have smashed the Japanese task force and USA would have been in the war just as fast, and just as steadfast. The fact is, it was a surprise attack. A well-executed one, too. |
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