[Alberta's Child]

I wonder what the history books will ultimately say about World War II, when all is said and done. I suspect there's a lot more to the story than anyone even realizes, and this James Bradley guy seems to have scratched the surface a bit:

Teddy Roosevelt's Secret Deal with Japan: An Interview with James Bradley

[hellbender]

Re: T. Roosevelt helping Japan in the Russo-Japanese War: During his war crimes trial, former Japanese Prime Minister Tojo wrote:

Leaving aside the question of whether it is appropriate to discuss the Russo-Japanese War during this trial, it was very much with the help of Britain and the United States that the war was carried out and was successful. At the time, the Japanese people felt grateful to those two nations.

Teddy Roosevelt was an imperialist and warmonger. His attitude was diametrically opposed to that advocated by our Founding Fathers.