December 7: A day that still lives in infamy.

Today marks the 66th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. As we all (hopefully) know, this was the catalyst needed for the United States to enter World War II. According to Wikipedia, American casualties were 2,388 killed and 1,178 wounded. Many brave soldiers died that day, and for what?

There is good evidence that President Roosevelt knew in advance of the attack, or at least of the potential for an attack, on December 6th, 1941 if not earlier. According to Robert Theobold’s 1954 book The Final Secret of Pearl Harbor, on December 6th Roosevelt received an intercepted Japanese message and told his assistant Harry Hopkins, “This means war.” Roosevent neglected to inform Admiral Husband Kimmel or Lt. Gen. Walter Short of the attack, which allowed them absolutely no time to prepare. Even if Roosevent wasn’t positive that the attack would happen, why wouldn’t he at least mention it to them?

Speculation that the attack was allowed to happen on purpose isn’t completely unrealistic. The people running things in the world today are literally the spawn of the people who ran the world back in the 1940’s and before. The treacherous tactics and sacrifice of human lives for the benefit of the elite few are nothing new, and are still happening today.

If December 7th is a day which will live in infamy, it’s not only because of the 3,566 lives that were lost that day. It’s also a day that should live in infamy because it proved to the elites that they truly could manipulate the public without being burnt at the stake. And they have manipulated the American People ever since, all the way to the bank.