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"Active intervention of the U.S. in the war was only possible for F.D.R (Roosevelt) if the USA were
attacked. This was the only way to win the American people for a war and to silence the isolationists.
The way out of this dilemma could only be Japan. The problem was, therefore, to so provoke the
Japanese that they would fire the first shot." - Muncher Merkur, December 7th 1966
LETTER TO THE DAILY MAIL (December 20, 2001)
Andrew Alexander loves telling us that it was Herman that declared war against America and not the
other way around. He obviously want the British people to believe the Americans were forced to join
the war and so we should not feel too grateful to them for coming to our help,
As he is so good at history I am sure he is aware of the gradual development of events that led
Germany to declare war against America. September 16, 1940 - U.S. conscription bill passes. June 14,
1941 - U.S. freezes German and Italian assets in America
July 26, 1941 - Roosevelt freezes Japanese assets and suspends relations.
August 1, 1941 -U.S. sets up an oil embargo against 'aggressor states'. August 14, 1941 - Roosevelt
and Churchill announce the Atlantic Charter.
December 7, 1941 - Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. December 8, 1941 U.S. and Britain declare war on
Japan. December 11, 1941 Germany declares war on U.S.
It was not just Churchill who knew that Britain had a special relationship with America. Hitler knew it
too. By declaring war on America first, Hitler might have had some satisfaction by beating Roosevelt
by a few hours, but he did not change the course of history."
- Saroj K. Chakravarty, Beckenham, Kent.
BUCKING THE BANKING SYSTEM
"It is likely that Germany's successful competition through bilateral agreements and the banking
nations desire to liquidate such interest-free competition was an important factor in the United States
and Britain promoting war against Germany."
Conrad Grieb. American Manifest Destiny and the Holocausts, Examiner Books, N.Y. 1979
"After the last war, informal attempts were made to stabilize currencies but they failed... competitive
currency depreciation led to other forms of economic warfare .... new currency tricks restricted and
burdened trade. They must certainly be counted as a contributory cause of the great depression. And
they were the first phase of the tragic war in which we are now engaged."
Henry Morgenthau, Secretary to the (US) Treasury
Note: Barter trade as introduced by Hitler's Germany, cuts out bank credit and reliance on
international money lending.
PRESSURE MOUNTS
"The pressure for war is high and mounting. The people are opposed to it but the administration
seems to have the bit in its teeth and be hell bent on its way to war. Most of the Jewish interests in the
country are behind the war and they control a huge part of our Press and Radio and most of our
motion pictures. There are also the 'intellectuals' and the Anglophiles, and the British agents who are
allowed free rein, the international interests and many other interests."
Charles Lindburgh, The Wartime Journals
STEPS TO ROOSEVELT'S WAR
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