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To: CondoleezzaProtege

Because America didn’t have the stomach to send our boys to die overseas in another Great War. The memories of the first debacle were still somewhat fresh.

Then FDR allowed/encouraged Pearl Harbor to happen, and things changed on a dime: “WE WUZZ UHTACKKT!!!!!1!”


11 posted on 04/15/2026 8:11:58 AM PDT by PermaRag (Facts, context, and more facts)
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To: PermaRag

Once FDR gave his “Arsenal of Democracy” speech, for all intents and purposes, we were at war.


13 posted on 04/15/2026 8:13:41 AM PDT by dfwgator ("I am Charlie Kirk!")
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To: PermaRag

FDR was reluctant to join the war for obvious reasons. But when the great socialist utopia (USSR) was attacked by Hitler, FDR reversed course and some speculate opened Pearl Harbor to the Japanese attack, less than six months later. WW2 was then in full fury!


19 posted on 04/15/2026 8:20:19 AM PDT by FiddlePig (The greatest threat to our sacred liberty is to not value it!””)
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To: PermaRag

PermaRag wrote: “Then FDR allowed/encouraged Pearl Harbor to happen, and things changed on a dime: “WE WUZZ UHTACKKT!!!!!1!””

Standing up to evil dictators that threaten the free world is not ‘allowing/encouraging’ an attack on Pearl Harbor.


39 posted on 04/15/2026 9:22:37 AM PDT by DugwayDuke (Most pick the expert who says the things they agree with.)
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To: PermaRag

“Then FDR allowed/encouraged Pearl Harbor to happen”

This ridiculous lie again. I have no love for FDR but this is disgusting.


70 posted on 04/16/2026 3:30:14 AM PDT by rxh4n1
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