OMNI
“PEARL HARBOR DAY,”
COLONIAL PACIFIC WORLD WAR II NEWSLETTER #8, December 7, 2020.
Compiled by Dick
Bennett for a Culture of Peace, Justice, and Ecology.
TABLE
OF CONTENTS FOR #8
Hamilton
Fish. FDR, The Other Side of the Coin: How We Were Tricked into World War
II. 1976.
Robert C.
Aldridge. December 7, 1941: The Attack On Pearl Harbor. 2010.
OMNI Pearl
Harbor Newsletters #1-7
Hamilton
Fish. FDR, The Other Side of the Coin: How We Were Tricked into World War
II. 1976.
Google Search, 12-8-19.
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The Other Side of the Coin--written
when Fish was 86, published in 1976--amounts to one
grand excoriation of Roosevelt, with Pearl Harbor being the centerpiece. The
subtitle of the book says it all: How we were tricked into World
War II.
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the Coin: How We Were Tricked Into World War II (1976).
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December 7,
1941:
The Attack
On Pearl Harbor
© 2010 by Robert C.
Aldridge
http://www.plrc.org/docs/150115.pdf
Pearl Harbor: A Day that will Live in
Infamy Compiled by Robert C. Aldridge. Political leaders have many motives for going
to war. American citizens are usually reluctant to take that step until some
catastrophic event charges their emotions. In this essay I will discuss the
triggering events of World War II-- and illustrate how those events were used
to create an overwhelming pro-war atmosphere. This event could have been
stopped or mitigated but our country’s leader at the time, President Franklin
D. Roosevelt (FDR), chose to allow the Pearl Harbor attack to happen in order
to create intensified public support for entering World War II. It seems
unbelievable that a political leader could allow such a cataclysmic event to
occur. 2,403 Americans died at Pearl Harbor. Yet evidence of prior knowledge is
monumental.
Continued: http://www.plrc.org/docs/150115.pdf
Table
of Contents:
Pearl Harbor Day,
Colonial Pacific WWII Newsletter #7, December 7, 2019
https://jamesrichardbennett.blogspot.com/2019/12/pearl-harbor-day-omnis-colonial-pacific.html
Bruce Russett, No Clear and Present Danger: A Skeptical View of the
U.S. Entry into World War Two
Anthony Flood, Z Magazine
Google Search
Francis A. Boyle. “The Unlimited Imperialists.” Z
Magazine (June 2018) 6-7.
Dick’s 6 Pearl Harbor
Newsletters 2008-2013
Pearl Harbor
Newsletters Nos. 1-6
Contents of
#1 2008
Dick:
Contents of
#2 2010
Dick: Review of David Swanson’s War Is a Lie
Contents #3 2011
Dick: US Empire
and WWII in Pacific
Wikianswers
Wiest and
Mattson
Chomsky: Backgrounds
Revolutionary
Work
Contents #4 2012
Dick: No Choice But War
Maslin Reviews
Bradley
TomDispatch/Klare: It Wasn’t Al-Qaeda, It’s
Cyber
Climate
Contents #5 March 23, 2013
Conroy, et al.,
West Across the Pacific, Revisionist Account
Contents #6 December 7, 2013
http://jamesrichardbennett.blogspot.com/2013/12/pearl-harbor-daywwii-colonial-war-in.html
Ienaga, Pacific War, 1931-1945 (2010, 2 Reviews)
George Victor,
Robert Higgs, US
Economic Warfare Provoked Attack (essay
2012)
Greaves, Seeds.
. .of Infamy
Tansill, Back Door to War
Morgenstern, Secret War
Another
in OMNI’s NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL DAYS
series for a Culture of a Nonviolent, Peaceful World.
For the
last 40 or more years I have randomly read published books and articles on
whether the US should have fought all of its many wars. Perhaps William Blum’s 1995 Killing Hope was the major impetus. For several years I have not believed any of our
wars were necessary, except for WWII; but a dozen years ago I began to doubt
WWII in the Pacific. I am not an historian of that part of WWII , nor
have I ever made a large search of publications on the December 7, 1941, attack
on Pearl Harbor, but for some twenty or so years, I have watched for publications
critical of the “surprise attack” thesis and supportive of the colonial war
approach, and each year I found more--this year two more books.
Now today I less believe WWII in Europe
was necessary. I am collecting studies on
the subject, and am reading David Swanson’s new book, Leaving World War II Behind.
If you
wish to work for peace, then you should, in at least two ways: 1) reject the myths and propaganda promoting US
wars, such as our “good wars” and “US exceptionalism,” 2) embrace the evidence
against war in general and US wars specifically—the deceit employed to begin
each one, the slaughter that ensued-- one after the other indefensible and
drenched in horror. That is, actually
act upon the motto of the University of Arkansas: Veritate Duce Progredi, to advance with truth as our leader.
I
am optimistic: I’ll estimate that only
49% of our populace likes the wars or the war makers and the Security State
that promulgates them. So let’s tell the
truth about our warfare nation.
END “PEARL
HARBOR DAY” COLONIAL PACIFIC WORLD WAR II NEWSLETTER #8, 2020.
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