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12/7/2010 8:12:35 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

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12/7/2010 8:13:53 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
swamphunter
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You racist Japanophobe... Not ALL Japanese went to war with us on 12/7...



12/7/2010 8:39:21 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

davidlawson
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From a Japanese bomber; view of the U.S.S. Arizona under attack, the first of many targets.

12/7/2010 8:45:48 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

putchyboy
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beats the hell out of a war for oil based on lies. God Bless the Pearl Harbor Survivors.

12/7/2010 8:46:39 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

lobo_corazon
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Japan attacked the US over oil as well. The more things change...

12/7/2010 8:54:17 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
monty_python
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age: 56


Quote from swamphunter:
You racist Japanophobe... Not ALL Japanese went to war with us on 12/7...




No, but the Japanese government did, and thus, plunged their nation and people into war. Just as President Bush put our nation and our people into war.



What's your point?

12/7/2010 9:07:45 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,433)
Eastlake, OH
age: 61


why not post in the thread that has been up for a day already about this???
instead of creating a new one?? Did you really not look prior to see if one was up?? Kinda doubt that, you seem like a detail man, just asking

12/7/2010 9:46:44 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
icuddle
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Salem, OR
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Actually, Japan attacked us in response to our attacking Japan many years earlier...with The Great White Fleet. We sailed into Japan, asked for trading rights, and Japan refused to deal. They preferred to be exclusionist and not have contact with other nations. We responded by shelling villages, killing civilians, etc, until the Japanese government decided to give us the foreign trade we demanded. It took many years for Japan to build up enough industrial might to have a shot at getting revenge on us, and when they had the industry they sought the revenge. We deserved what we got. Still, it was a bit rough on those who died...who were the great grandchildren, or such, of the people who earned the attack.

12/7/2010 9:57:09 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

jeanem
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My great uncle Admiral J. M. Higginse led the Pacific Fleet Mine Force. Rear Admiral Higgins held several shore billets during the remainder of his service, including commandant of two naval districts and Chief of the Military Advisory Group, Japan, in 1957-59. He retired from active duty in September 1961.

12/7/2010 10:05:31 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

davidlawson
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Quote from jeanem:
My great uncle Admiral J. M. Higginse led the Pacific Fleet Mine Force. Rear Admiral Higgins held several shore billets during the remainder of his service, including commandant of two naval districts and Chief of the Military Advisory Group, Japan, in 1957-59. He retired from active duty in September 1961.


To Admiral Higginse

12/7/2010 10:16:39 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

davidlawson
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U.S.S. Yorktown in preparations for battle at Coral Sea - May, 1942




This is what it was like when a bomb burst on the flight deck of the U.S.S. Enterprise on August 24, 1942, during the Battle of the Eastern Solomons (the first carrier battle of the Guadalcanal campaign). The photographer of this shot was killed by the blast.



[Edited 12/7/2010 10:20:30 AM ]

12/7/2010 10:26:00 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
condor_00
Brandon, FL
age: 52


On November 25, 1941, two weeks before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Secretary of War Henry Stimson (S&B, CFR) wrote about his meeting with President Roosevelt that day. He stated that the Roosevelt Administration was trying to see how they could maneuver the Japanese into firing the first shot in order to bring the United States into the war. He wrote: "There the President . . . brought up entirely the relations with the Japanese. He brought up the event that we were likely to be attacked perhaps next Monday, for the Japanese are notorious for making an attack without warning, and the question was what we should do. The question was how we should maneuver them into the position of firing the first shot without allowing too much danger to ourselves."



[Edited 12/7/2010 10:27:19 AM ]

12/7/2010 10:29:25 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

coryblackbeard
Manchester, PA
age: 41


Quote from icuddle:
Actually, Japan attacked us in response to our attacking Japan many years earlier...with The Great White Fleet. We sailed into Japan, asked for trading rights, and Japan refused to deal. They preferred to be exclusionist and not have contact with other nations. We responded by shelling villages, killing civilians, etc, until the Japanese government decided to give us the foreign trade we demanded. It took many years for Japan to build up enough industrial might to have a shot at getting revenge on us, and when they had the industry they sought the revenge. We deserved what we got. Still, it was a bit rough on those who died...who were the great grandchildren, or such, of the people who earned the attack.


I dont think that we attacked Japan with the Great White fleet. I could be wrong but didnt they welcome the fleet when we sailed into Tokyo. Actually waving american flags to welcome us?

http://www.history.navy.mil/library/online/gwf_cruise.htm

12/7/2010 10:33:49 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
condor_00
Brandon, FL
age: 52


Robert Stinnett, Day Of Deceit: The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor, on the Power Hour - 1/4



12/7/2010 11:00:43 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
herb421
Overland Park, KS
age: 46


Quote from icuddle:
Actually, Japan attacked us in response to our attacking Japan many years earlier...with The Great White Fleet. We sailed into Japan, asked for trading rights, and Japan refused to deal. They preferred to be exclusionist and not have contact with other nations. We responded by shelling villages, killing civilians, etc, until the Japanese government decided to give us the foreign trade we demanded. It took many years for Japan to build up enough industrial might to have a shot at getting revenge on us, and when they had the industry they sought the revenge. We deserved what we got. Still, it was a bit rough on those who died...who were the great grandchildren, or such, of the people who earned the attack.


cuddle, I don't know what book you got this from, but throw it away!

The Great White Fleet was the first (modern) US fleet to circumnavigate the globe.
In 1906 tensions were high between Japan and the US. Roosevelt ha mediated the treaty of Portsmouth, and Japan felt they were treated unfairly. The Great White Fleet was sent for two reasons, To show Japan that the US fleet was able to shift to the Pacific easily, and to visit Japan in hopes of easeing tension. The fleet was escorted into Yokohama, and officers attended banquets, met with high ranking Japanese officials, etc. This helped ease tension, and led to later trade agreements (scrap metal for one)

After the Japenese attacked China, the West used trade sanctions to weaken their war effort. The Japanese developed a plan for simultaneous attacks on the Philippines, East Indes, and British colonies in the region to secure vital resources.
The US fleet was seen as the only real threat to these plans, so the attack on Pearl was devised. The object was to cripple the fleet long enough to allow Japanese forces to secure their positions thruout the Pacific.

12/7/2010 11:03:28 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
still_strongdad
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As a result, the leftist hero, FDR, imprisoned American citizens without due process, making Gitmo look like club med. Yay.

12/7/2010 11:23:29 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

bill_i_am2
Toledo, OH
age: 48


so terribly sad that those american servicemen/women were killed the day that will
remain in infamy ..... shame our " beloved fdr " manipulated the japanesse into
attacking so as to get us into the war .... even though fdr campaigned on not becoming
invovled in the " european conlict " .....

GOTTA LOVE POLITICIANS ...... NOT !! ......

12/7/2010 11:28:29 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
herb421
Overland Park, KS
age: 46


Quote from bill_i_am2:
so terribly sad that those american servicemen/women were killed the day that will
remain in infamy ..... shame our " beloved fdr " manipulated the japanesse into
attacking so as to get us into the war .... even though fdr campaigned on not becoming
invovled in the " european conlict " .....

GOTTA LOVE POLITICIANS ...... NOT !! ......


I don't believe FDR manipulated Japan. The Pearl Harbor attack was just one part of a much larger Japanese plan.

Perhaps he knew about the plan and allowed it to happen, I don't personally believe that, but there is room for debate.

12/7/2010 11:31:57 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

proudliberal49
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this is one topic i really cant make any comments on. i really dont know about pearl harbor. but only what i red. not really even sure why japan bombs us.did they bomb us after ww2 with Hitle



[Edited 12/7/2010 11:32:32 AM ]

12/7/2010 11:35:44 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
herb421
Overland Park, KS
age: 46


Quote from proudliberal49:
this is one topic i really cant make any comments on. i really dont know about pearl harbor. but only what i red. not really even sure why japan bombs us.did they bomb us after ww2 with Hitle


Japan attacked as part of their plan for expansion in the Pacific. Shortly after Germany declared war on the US in support of their Japanese allies, and the rest is history.

12/7/2010 11:47:45 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

proudliberal49
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thanks for explaining Japanese attacking USA.

12/7/2010 11:52:10 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

locored
Lima, OH
age: 56


my uncle, who died from cancer in 1996, survived Pearl Harbor

12/7/2010 11:58:38 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
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Eastlake, OH
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Quote from widow_hatingit:
why not post in the thread that has been up for a day already about this???
instead of creating a new one?? Did you really not look prior to see if one was up?? Kinda doubt that, you seem like a detail man, just asking


ahhh, so you ignore a direct question, hummm, nor do you even acknowledge the other man's thread, not so much as gee, I'm sorry.... first mistake wasn't a biggie, second is worse, and here we are.....

Kinda makes you look real bad - just saying,

You seem to like to use words, a word master pffft, and you fail to address twice now... ruining our good little community we got going here LOL, you got something against him or myself?? Or is it hard to ....... well, never mind, BB

on topic

---The McCollum Memo:

On October 7, 1940, Lieutenant Commander Arthur McCollum of the Office of Naval Intelligence submitted a memo to Navy Captains Walter Anderson and Dudley Knox (whose endorsement is included in the following scans). Captains Anderson and Knox were two of President Roosevelt's most trusted military advisors.

The [complete] memo, scanned below [link to whatreallyhappened.com] detailed an 8 step plan to provoke Japan into attacking the United States. President Roosevelt, over the course of 1941, implemented all 8 of the recommendations contained in the McCollum memo. Following the eighth provocation, Japan attacked. The public was told that it was a complete surprise, an "intelligence failure", and America entered World War Two.

This memo, which proves that the government of the United States desired to lure Japan into an attack, was declassified in 1994. It took fifty years for the truth about Pearl Harbor to be revealed.

12/7/2010 12:00:13 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

putchyboy
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Cleburne, TX
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just email the mods,widow. maybe it'll disappear [like the tax cuts thread.] so Japan took the bait? so what? it cost them. it cost them dearly. still beats lies of WMD's.



[Edited 12/7/2010 12:02:16 PM ]

12/7/2010 12:10:30 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
swamphunter
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Yea what happened to that thread?

Anyone want to claim responsibility for getting it deleted?

12/7/2010 12:31:49 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
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Or my thread about the atheist signs getting moved, geeesee, the only time I ever flag a post is when it had an f-bomb or worse.
Naw, wouldn't email the mods, not a biggie, just ruins one's creditability that's all. BB

12/7/2010 12:42:47 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
herb421
Overland Park, KS
age: 46


Quote from widow_hatingit:
Quote from widow_hatingit:
why not post in the thread that has been up for a day already about this???
instead of creating a new one?? Did you really not look prior to see if one was up?? Kinda doubt that, you seem like a detail man, just asking


ahhh, so you ignore a direct question, hummm, nor do you even acknowledge the other man's thread, not so much as gee, I'm sorry.... first mistake wasn't a biggie, second is worse, and here we are.....

Kinda makes you look real bad - just saying,

You seem to like to use words, a word master pffft, and you fail to address twice now... ruining our good little community we got going here LOL, you got something against him or myself?? Or is it hard to ....... well, never mind, BB

on topic

---The McCollum Memo:

On October 7, 1940, Lieutenant Commander Arthur McCollum of the Office of Naval Intelligence submitted a memo to Navy Captains Walter Anderson and Dudley Knox (whose endorsement is included in the following scans). Captains Anderson and Knox were two of President Roosevelt's most trusted military advisors.

The [complete] memo, scanned below [link to whatreallyhappened.com] detailed an 8 step plan to provoke Japan into attacking the United States. President Roosevelt, over the course of 1941, implemented all 8 of the recommendations contained in the McCollum memo. Following the eighth provocation, Japan attacked. The public was told that it was a complete surprise, an "intelligence failure", and America entered World War Two.

This memo, which proves that the government of the United States desired to lure Japan into an attack, was declassified in 1994. It took fifty years for the truth about Pearl Harbor to be revealed.


I don't deny that, if war was inevitable FDR would want Japan to strike first, and could have influanced Japan's timetable. However, Japan was bent on expansion, building up their military for years. They invaded Manchuria 1931, then expanded through China in 1937). The oil and steel embargo by the US, UK, and the Netherlands did force their hand, withdraw from China or war
The military had plans for attacks thruout the Pacific as early as 1939.
The Japanese Prime Minister Konoe, was hopeing for a peaceful resolution, but when General Tojo replaced him as PM (Oct. 41) war became inevitable.

12/7/2010 1:39:43 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
condor_00
Brandon, FL
age: 52


Robert Stinnett's, Day Of Deceit: The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor, on the Power Hour - 1/4



12/7/2010 1:43:34 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

blue_eye_gal
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Brick, NJ
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Quote from widow_hatingit:
why not post in the thread that has been up for a day already about this???
instead of creating a new one?? Did you really not look prior to see if one was up?? Kinda doubt that, you seem like a detail man, just asking



I think there is a bit of blocking somewhere between the two ops - which would make one's thread invisible to the other op

just saying




(and how could posting a thread about Dec 7 actually destroy ones cred anyway? Just because the OP didnt answer your question? Perhaps he didnt feel like talking to you - or perhaps he didnt see your post. )



[Edited 12/7/2010 1:48:39 PM ]

12/7/2010 1:44:40 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

proudliberal49
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Anderson, SC
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do you talk like jersey girls.

12/7/2010 1:53:03 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
icuddle
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Salem, OR
age: 58


We attacked Japan decades before they attacked us. Do enough research and you will see.

12/7/2010 1:55:23 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

blue_eye_gal
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Brick, NJ
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Quote from proudliberal49:
do you talk like jersey girls.


??? What has that to do with the topic?

If I was the protypical "Jersey Girl" (Pronounce JOISEY) I wouldn't be able to have a conversation with anyone about anything that didn't involve clothes, hair, and boyfriends. (don't believe me? - go watch "Jersey Shore" or "Jerseylicious")



Most people in New Jersey do not talk like that, act like that, and certainly do not dress like that

12/7/2010 2:07:43 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,433)
Eastlake, OH
age: 61


Quote from blue_eye_gal:
I think there is a bit of blocking somewhere between the two ops - which would make one's thread invisible to the other op

just saying




(and how could posting a thread about Dec 7 actually destroy ones cred anyway? Just because the OP didnt answer your question? Perhaps he didnt feel like talking to you - or perhaps he didnt see your post. )


aha,might be about the blocking and didn't see the other, and as far as didn't feel like talking, LOL, have you ever seen that?? BB

12/7/2010 2:15:47 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

blue_eye_gal
Over 2,000 Posts (3,734)
Brick, NJ
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Quote from widow_hatingit:
aha,might be about the blocking and didn't see the other, and as far as didn't feel like talking, LOL, have you ever seen that?? BB


David has his moments like everyone else. Have I seen him ignore a question before - occasionally - if it wasn't something challenging to answer.

no offense intended.

I think his intent here is to honor those that died and those that lived.

My great Uncle was in the Navy then - he was on his way to Pearl Harbor when everything happened (I think his boat had just left dock from Cali that morning..if I remember correctly)

12/7/2010 2:22:37 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
herb421
Overland Park, KS
age: 46


Quote from icuddle:
We attacked Japan decades before they attacked us. Do enough research and you will see.


I don't know what you're talking about, but whatever it is it had nothing to do with WWII

12/7/2010 2:54:31 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,433)
Eastlake, OH
age: 61


Quote from blue_eye_gal:
David has his moments like everyone else. Have I seen him ignore a question before - occasionally - if it wasn't something challenging to answer.

no offense intended.

I think his intent here is to honor those that died and those that lived.

My great Uncle was in the Navy then - he was on his way to Pearl Harbor when everything happened (I think his boat had just left dock from Cali that morning..if I remember correctly)


well, not having something to say isn't always a bad thing....but it is unlike him to snub people IMO - anyway...not seeing the blocked thread if that is what it was, was something I hadn't thought of. "specially with all these threads being removed lately, dislike seeing doubles, lol, BB

12/7/2010 3:21:12 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

proudliberal49
Over 7,500 Posts!! (9,016)
Anderson, SC
age: 49


Quote from blue_eye_gal:
??? What has that to do with the topic?

If I was the protypical "Jersey Girl" (Pronounce JOISEY) I wouldn't be able to have a conversation with anyone about anything that didn't involve clothes, hair, and boyfriends. (don't believe me? - go watch "Jersey Shore" or "Jerseylicious")



Most people in New Jersey do not talk like that, act like that, and certainly do not dress like that
not a darn thing.

12/7/2010 3:32:22 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

izzynotalone
Over 2,000 Posts (2,119)
Chicago, IL
age: 53


Quote from swamphunter:
You racist Japanophobe... Not ALL Japanese went to war with us on 12/7...



really...well maybe your right, but US certainly went to war with ALL Japanese...and it's nothing to laugh about...

Japanese-American internment was the relocation and internment by the United States government in 1942 of approximately 110,000 Japanese Americans and Japanese who lived along the Pacific coast of the United States to camps called "War Relocation Camps," in the wake of Imperial Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor.[

12/7/2010 4:27:53 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

life13021
Over 1,000 Posts (1,515)
Auburn, NY
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Quote from izzynotalone:


Since you know about this then you must know about the "Batten Death March", and how our servicemen who were POW's were forced to work for the japanese in mines which is against the Geneva Convention how they were used as guinea pigs in medical research to see the effects of freezing temperatures on human tissue how they starved POW's to death building a rail way across the phillipines.Any comments?

12/8/2010 7:06:47 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
icuddle
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Salem, OR
age: 58


Even before the Great White Fleet, Admiral Perry's Black Ships Squadron saild into Japan, and shelled the Japanese in order to foce them to sign trade treaties with us. It was the cause of WW2. We did this sort of thing to Japan several times in the 1800s, and Pearl Harbor was their revenge for it.

12/8/2010 7:18:26 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
twohawks
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Bothell, WA
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I used to work with a guy who spent some time in a Japanese POW camp. To this day he hates Japanese.

12/8/2010 8:01:38 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
monty_python
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Bridgeport, CT
age: 56


Quote from life13021:
Since you know about this then you must know about the "Batten Death March", and how our servicemen who were POW's were forced to work for the japanese in mines which is against the Geneva Convention how they were used as guinea pigs in medical research to see the effects of freezing temperatures on human tissue how they starved POW's to death building a rail way across the phillipines.Any comments?



Yeah, it was 60 years ago or so now. The evil that men on both sides did has gone, as they have nearly all died.

There was plenty of despcable things done then. I don't see the Japanese behaving in that way anymore. Nor do I see them having the same ambitions as they did then.

It's best we remember that most men who died on all sides of that war, were merely those who followed orders. We should memorialize them for the sacrifices they made and for the lessons they gave us that should make us more enlightened and more tolerant of each other today.

12/8/2010 8:20:26 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
herb421
Overland Park, KS
age: 46


Quote from icuddle:
Even before the Great White Fleet, Admiral Perry's Black Ships Squadron saild into Japan, and shelled the Japanese in order to foce them to sign trade treaties with us. It was the cause of WW2. We did this sort of thing to Japan several times in the 1800s, and Pearl Harbor was their revenge for it.


(The Great White Fleet) STRIKE ONE!
(Perry's Black Ship Squadron) STRIKE TWO!
Perry went to Japan in (i believe) 1853, with several heavily armed ships (probably for intimidation) At first there was tension, but Pery demanded an audience with high ranking Japanese officials. He presented them with gifts, and a letter from the president requesting "friendship, commerce, and protection for any shipwrecked Americans.
The Samurai class were not keene on the offer but rather than expose the weakness of their gov. capitulated.
Perry returned in 1854 to formalize the agreement, and shortly thereafter Japan signed similar agreements with the Russians, French, British, and Dutch.
This did lead to the fall of the Samurai class, but there was NO shelling of villages.

Read some history books dude.
Of all the historical opinions of what led to WWII, I don't recall any reference to events of nearly a century before.

12/8/2010 8:21:15 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

izzynotalone
Over 2,000 Posts (2,119)
Chicago, IL
age: 53


Quote from life13021:
Since you know about this then you must know about the "Batten Death March", and how our servicemen who were POW's were forced to work for the japanese in mines which is against the Geneva Convention how they were used as guinea pigs in medical research to see the effects of freezing temperatures on human tissue how they starved POW's to death building a rail way across the phillipines.Any comments?


I didn't know of the "Batten Death March", and there are many things I don't about. But what has that got to do with topic. I was merely being a smart a** because whats his name said something stupid...I mean cmon, putting US japanese civilians in internment is making a move against ALL Japanese. The Japanese putting our captured soldiers through the grinder is to be expected...it seems like your saying that the US doesn't commit war crimes...get real...

12/8/2010 8:41:05 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  
herb421
Overland Park, KS
age: 46


Quote from izzynotalone:
I didn't know of the "Batten Death March", and there are many things I don't about. But what has that got to do with topic. I was merely being a smart a** because whats his name said something stupid...I mean cmon, putting US japanese civilians in internment is making a move against ALL Japanese. The Japanese putting our captured soldiers through the grinder is to be expected...it seems like your saying that the US doesn't commit war crimes...get real...[/quote)

What was done to Japanese (and Germans by the way) in the US was wrong, and sad, but how dare you compare that to the CRIMES committed on our (and our allies) troops. COME ON!!!!
You need to take a look at some history books!

12/8/2010 9:00:47 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

foxy_woman_49
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Omaha, NE
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Quote from condor_00:
Robert Stinnett's, Day Of Deceit: The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor, on the Power Hour - 1/4



Thanks for posting this..why didnt you add the rest of the videos though..?




1/4 (which you posted so I'll just put that url down)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVh2Y2Vg4nE&feature=player_embedded#!

1/2


1/3


12/8/2010 9:22:07 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

foxy_woman_49
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/4






War what is it good for?








where one gets away with lies and murder



[Edited 12/8/2010 9:25:18 AM ]

12/8/2010 10:17:46 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

davidlawson
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Gadsden, AL
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Quote from locored:
my uncle, who died from cancer in 1996, survived Pearl Harbor


In memory of your uncle



12/8/2010 10:28:34 AM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

davidlawson
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Gadsden, AL
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Jean,

We don't see eye-to-eye, but our Veterans' service is the one area we find neutral ground in. Thank you for seeing the spirit of this thread and for sharing your Great Uncle's service in the Pacific Fleet during WW2.

To Loco, the same thanks, but could you tell us any information your Uncle told you about Pearl?


Blue, thanks for your support as always, and thanks to Monty for your perspective of American and Japanese citizens nearly seventy years since December 7, 1941.

12/8/2010 4:43:14 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
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Eastlake, OH
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well, u wish to snub me, no matter what the reason, cause I sure didn't see why...yet you come over and into my thread and speak?? Don't think so, if you wish to be so petty to do this (publicly yet) you just wrote your own ticket. So after you come back and see this, I will block you so I don't have to 'deal' with your ignorant pettiness - unreal.

Shame, cause sometimes what u said was a good debate, but seeing you are such a jerk most of the time, sweetie, the bad outweighs the good, so take a hike already. You will not be a thorn nor will you be privileged to see my threads and what I contribute, big loss. So sure don't respond now, cause you didn't see fit to do it before, poor poor you.

(I was giving you a compliment saying you were a detail man, and q why you started a double thread in case someone missed it, and twice, you snub ...bave at to others now poor poor you) BB
PS. Yea, I know you don't care well, life is too short and I ain't playing your ignorant game.

12/9/2010 1:40:43 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

davidlawson
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Gadsden, AL
age: 46


Quote from widow_hatingit:
well, u wish to snub me, no matter what the reason, cause I sure didn't see why...yet you come over and into my thread and speak?? Don't think so, if you wish to be so petty to do this (publicly yet) you just wrote your own ticket. So after you come back and see this, I will block you so I don't have to 'deal' with your ignorant pettiness - unreal.


You dim-witted pain in the ass;

Yes, I responded to Swamphunter in your thread, but go ahead on and put me on block Betty so I no longer have to see what a fool you really are. You just aren't safe at any speed. Since you insist on knowing why I "snubbed" you here, I'm gonna let you know through a manner I made every effort to avoid:

First of all, I did not pre-qualify what the input should be to my thread. I never have done this in any of my threads. While a select few have the intuition to “get the jist of it”, or the spirit of the thread, I have no restrictions concerning what people post including anything that comes from daffodils like yourself. Where my thread concerning Pearl is concerned…one I see as a tribute, a moment of reflection…. I personally chose to post pictures of the attack and a few pictures of U.S. forces at Coral Sea in Spring 1942 during strike missions against the Japanese Imperial Fleet. Since there are a number of DH participants who had family that served in The Pacific, I figured they'd share something about them as Jean and Locored did. I like learning about these things. For example, take a closer look at Jean’s great uncle:

John Martin Higgins – b.1899.

He graduated Naval Academy in 1922. He received his first vessel command in 1941, the U.S.S. Gwin. In 1942, he got upped to Captain and commanded Division 23 destroyer missions in the Solomons near Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Now…considering the amount of servicemen subordinate to Higgins, suppose someone else here on DH had a relative that served under him? Then, there’s Locored’s uncle who lived through the attack on Pearl. Who else on DH might have had a relative who served along-side him and also lived to tell about it? That's a social aspect of history that interests me; the possibility that complete strangers in the forums or any other "under one roof" venue could have a mutual and direct connection to one of the world's important historical events. It's too bad you're incapable of seeing it this way. Maybe it's the effects of contaminated groundwater in Eastlake depleting your brain cells, maybe it's because you never broadened your perspective beyond the conveniently literal, or maybe you're just plain unaware.

If others wanted to "go political" in this thread, that's fine also. At least they make sense when doing so. You don't. You can't. People have said all kind of things about FDR and his motives behind striking Japan. Some find him to be a hero. Some find him to be a low-down-good-for-nothing-back-stabbing-Liberal-son-of-a-b*tch. Some go further to hypothesise what could have happened under a Republican Presidency during that time. Then, there are those like yourself who come out of left field with some rather oddball shit, but...that's okay too. However.....I have no less right than anyone else has in choosing what and who I respond to. It is what it is. If you can't deal with me not acknowledging you and your stupidity, that's your f**king problem, not mine. Feel free to fully understand that I just don’t give a shit, you absent-minded squirrel.

Secondly, you aren't the only one I fell silent against in this thread. Do notice I offered no response to Swamphunter's initial contribution. I had no inspiration to reply, but the difference between you both is that he doesn't really give a f**k that I didn't. Why the hell it bothers you so much that I paid no attention to your granny-crabbing is beyond anything I care to waste my time in trying to figure out.

Get the f**k over it and move on.

What escapes the limited attention you’ve somehow managed to maintain all these years is that Blue is correct because I if I cannot see the other thread about Pearl Harbour, it is because the thread author has me on block, but no.....that idea didn’t register in that seized-up brain of yours. You had to suspect a different reason I created this thread. Again, why do you care if I so-happened to post a con-current thread about Pearl Harbor? You fool. Take a look around the thread topics and explain to me where the hell you've been because PLENTY of people around here create duplicate threads about the same topic. I don't exactly see you b*tching about it. I've got one even better: How many thread authors duplicate their work? Take illegal immigration and Muslims as prime examples. How many threads about either has ONE person created? Do you b*tch at them? NO. And then there are the threads about Obama and the birth certificate. This is where YOU come in because HOW MANY HAVE YOU CREATED ABOUT IT Betty? Does anyone kick your stupid a** around about that?

You idiot. I told you two years ago, and I will say it again: Before you come at me with ANYTHING.....you better make damned sure you've got your OWN sorry a** covered, because if you don't I will kick it from here to Newark. Again, you asked for this public mis-treatment because I stopped fighting with you a long time ago. There are too many witnesses around here who know this to be true. Obviously, that wasn't working out for you, so you gotta act like a d*ck and insist on taking digs at me whenever you feel like it.

12/9/2010 1:40:54 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

davidlawson
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,105)
Gadsden, AL
age: 46


Quote from widow_hatingit:

Shame, cause sometimes what u said was a good debate, but seeing you are such a jerk most of the time, sweetie, the bad outweighs the good, so take a hike already. You will not be a thorn nor will you be privileged to see my threads and what I contribute, big loss. So sure don't respond now, cause you didn't see fit to do it before, poor poor you.


You probably had two somewhat-decent pistons left working in that skull of yours. You blew one of them in coming up with the shit you just posted.

Two things here:

First, anyone who actually posts “I’m gonna block you” is indeed a complete idiot. Don’t talk about it, you a**hole….just f**king do it.

Second, I’m giving you exactly what you want. Let's review, shall we?:

1. You f**ked up and you know it.

2. You admitted to Blue that you f**ked up in failing to consider that I’m blocked from seeing the other thread about Pearl Harbor.

3. You made yourself look like a d*ck in front of everyone with your complaints that I didn't drop what the f**k I was doing and respond to you.

That wasn’t enough for you either because your latest post is another rant about how I ignored you in your thread about Muslims. That’s all I needed to see in order to know what you’re really looking for at this point which is scathing and childish response from me. Well....you got what you paid for. That’s what you need in order to justify your less-than complimentary initial postings against me. Why?; because the only person who had any reason to jump my a** in here is you and Blue basically called you out on it. You jumped the gun for nothing and wound up shooting yourself in the face, so if my slapping you back gives you some degree of satisfaction that your pathetic attempt to antagonise me was worth it…..I hope your happy.

Quote from widow_hatingit:


(I was giving you a compliment saying you were a detail man, and q why you started a double thread in case someone missed it, and twice, you snub ...bave at to others now poor poor you) BB
PS. Yea, I know you don't care well, life is too short and I ain't playing your ignorant game.



Save your bullshit and lies for someone else you clown, but you’re right about my not actually caring. I don't really care about what you've posted, what you think of me, and I certainly don't care about you in general terms. However, you’re the one playing a game here Betty….and you lost. You fail at being you.

12/9/2010 2:06:46 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,433)
Eastlake, OH
age: 61


you are such a looser, and no I didn't take the time to read your trash, only to see you posted trash. So I hope someone copies my post to you, cause you are history. Not many friend on here for you - just because you don't know how or what that is all about.

12/9/2010 2:14:36 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

davidlawson
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,105)
Gadsden, AL
age: 46


Quote from widow_hatingit:
you are such a looser, and no I didn't take the time to read your trash, only to see you posted trash. So I hope someone copies my post to you, cause you are history. Not many friend on here for you - just because you don't know how or what that is all about.



All too easy. You just couldn't resist, could you.

You dumb-ass. I'm reading it just as plain as day. Like I told you before, go ahead and put me on your block list. That's the smartest thing you've done during your tenure in the forums.

12/9/2010 8:24:59 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

blue_eye_gal
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12/9/2010 9:35:14 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,433)
Eastlake, OH
age: 61


Quote from davidlawson:
All too easy. You just couldn't resist, could you.

You dumb-ass. I'm reading it just as plain as day. Like I told you before, go ahead and put me on your block list. That's the smartest thing you've done during your tenure in the forums.


groan, I unblocked you just so I could email you to be sure you understood, because while you are one crazy mixed up moron, yep, i do care, no one dis-respects me. I see you now are so laughable by trying to bring it down to a personal level and mis-representing what I said (about your post in my thread) you can't even understand what is up (when you think you can get by; by snubbing one and then go in their thread and speak - I did not address you there, and my comment here was to say I wasn't going to permit you to insult or back hand me, even others. You sure have shown you dis-respect women all the time on here. One can see why you are in the fix you are in. AND THEN you try to carry on like someone who thinks people think good of him?? When it is the exact opposite and you can't see the writing on the wall, creepy.

Blue, pffft, I defended you over on the religious thread, about the atheist sign, when someone (2) spoke ill of u, twice, blocked them because they were so rude. Thanks for the return favor, not. You know I didn't do anything wrong here, he did, and then when I admit I may have made a mistake, hahahaaaaaa, (about the thread maybe being a double because that other was someone who had blocked DL...and no surprise there)u remain silent. I am woman enough to point it out, but your buddy shows no class. And, well.... I am going to leave it at that.

NOW, when I tried to block him again, it won't let me, saying I had posted in that person's thread w/in 24 hrs..... so I thought heck, I might as well take advantage and post this prior to blocking him after the time limit is over. Why? Because I can, because jerks deserve to be exposed, maybe they can grow some class where there is none.
But I am done wasting my time here, because there is little hope of that for sure.



[Edited 12/9/2010 9:38:30 PM ]

12/9/2010 9:44:53 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

blue_eye_gal
Over 2,000 Posts (3,734)
Brick, NJ
age: 43 online now!


Quote from widow_hatingit:
groan, I unblocked you just so I could email you to be sure you understood, because while you are one crazy mixed up moron, yep, i do care, no one dis-respects me. I see you now are so laughable by trying to bring it down to a personal level and mis-representing what I said (about your post in my thread) you can't even understand what is up (when you think you can get by; by snubbing one and then go in their thread and speak - I did not address you there, and my comment here was to say I wasn't going to permit you to insult or back hand me, even others. You sure have shown you dis-respect women all the time on here. One can see why you are in the fix you are in. AND THEN you try to carry on like someone who thinks people think good of him?? When it is the exact opposite and you can't see the writing on the wall, creepy.

Blue, pffft, I defended you over on the religious thread, about the atheist sign, when someone (2) spoke ill of u, twice, blocked them because they were so rude. Thanks for the return favor, not. You know I didn't do anything wrong here, he did, and then when I admit I may have made a mistake, hahahaaaaaa, (about the thread maybe being a double because that other was someone who had blocked DL...and no surprise there)u remain silent. I am woman enough to point it out, but your buddy shows no class. And, well.... I am going to leave it at that.

NOW, when I tried to block him again, it won't let me, saying I had posted in that person's thread w/in 24 hrs..... so I thought heck, I might as well take advantage and post this prior to blocking him after the time limit is over. Why? Because I can, because jerks deserve to be exposed, maybe they can grow some class where there is none.
But I am done wasting my time here, because there is little hope of that for sure.








ok...so why are you attacking me? Because what I said about him not seeing the other thread? or because I posted a pic of the Arizona from the Memorial in Oahu???

Just so you know...everytime you come back in here and post - you reset the 24 hour clock


As far as returning favors and not speaking up...I am not entirely sure what you are referring too. Who did you block in the other thread? And as far as your exchange with David - I walked back in here today (tonight actually) after the fireworks were over and you had BOTH said your pieces

I chose to go back to topic - rather than throw gasoline on a nearly burned out fire

I don't know what to tell you BB - I really don't. You egged the guy on until he gave you what you were asking for (negative attention) ...and now you want to cry foul?

I tried to deflect you from going there...but you insisted on going anyway...

Peace



[Edited 12/9/2010 9:51:55 PM ]

12/9/2010 9:49:14 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

widow_hatingit
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,433)
Eastlake, OH
age: 61


Quote from blue_eye_gal:
ok...so why are you attacking me? Because what I said about him not seeing the other thread? or because I posted a pic of the Arizona from the Memorial in Oahu???

Just so you know...everytime you come back in here and post - you reset the 24 hour clock

No, nothing about a picture.
u must've missed what i said above....about the atheist sign thread that was moved, if you haven't seen it recently - pls do, they were awful speaking of you so I blocked them.
(and like I said, I wasted enough time here)



[Edited 12/9/2010 9:52:35 PM ]

12/13/2010 5:25:41 PM December 7, Sixty-Nine Years Ago  

izzynotalone
Over 2,000 Posts (2,119)
Chicago, IL
age: 53


Quote from herb421:
eader]Quote from izzynotalone:
I didn't know of the "Batten Death March", and there are many things I don't about. But what has that got to do with topic. I was merely being a smart a** because whats his name said something stupid...I mean cmon, putting US japanese civilians in internment is making a move against ALL Japanese. The Japanese putting our captured soldiers through the grinder is to be expected...it seems like your saying that the US doesn't commit war crimes...get real...[/quote)

What was done to Japanese (and Germans by the way) in the US was wrong, and sad, but how dare you compare that to the CRIMES committed on our (and our allies) troops. COME ON!!!!
You need to take a look at some history books!


comparing soldiers to civilians is like apples and oranges. come on yourself...