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Skullduggery at Pearl Harbor by John P. Brandt
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A revisionist view of conspiracies and how they change the course of history in the United States. Excerpt from "Target America"
Message from Admiral Powell, intelligence officer at Pearl Harbor. "I was held under marine guard, I could not warn my friends at Pearl Harbor of the impending attack. Finally I convinced one of the guards to get a message to Secretary Stimson; Stimson called Roosevelt and Roosevelt said, 'This is my goddamn war and your doing nothing. I need the nation's attention on a seeming upprovoked attack by the Japanese on Pearl Harbor.' "Powell was lucky," Thad thought to himself. "The other intelligence officer at Pearl Harbor, Clifford Andrew received a gunshot to the back of the head and the filing cabinets at Pearl Harbor were taken out and burned." Well," answered Terry, Roosevelt is as guilty as Osama Bin Laden. He deliberately slaughtered 3000 Americans. Thad realized at that moment that there had been a massive coverup and that Roosevelt was guilty of treason. "How is this possible?" he thought. "If the American government allowed its own people to be bombed in order to start a war, then how can they stand up and shout Democracy?"
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