[JCG]

Do a search on the Flying Tigers, and Claire Chennault. The U.S. was training Chinese pilots in Manchuria as early as 1938-39, and was supporting a group of "volunteer" pilots against the Japanese in 1941 before Pearl Harbor.

Ok, so you're saying that a meager force of 107 pilots who volunteered to fight for another country, mostly for cash and love of flying, somehow constitutes a US war against Japan?

If so, your sense of proportion is truly astounding and may explain your other peculiar reasoning that everything, including December 7th, was "planned" -- by us.

America's Fifth Column ... watch PBS documentary JIHAD! In America
http://12thman.us/media/jihad.rm (Requires RealPlayer)

Who is Steve Emerson?

[Alberta's Child]

Ok, so you're saying that a meager force of 107 pilots who volunteered to fight for another country, mostly for cash and love of flying, somehow constitutes a US war against Japan?

If 19 Muslims from various Middle Eastern nations hijack U.S. passenger jets and crash them into buildings in New York and Washington (killing 3,000+ Americans in the process), does this constitute an act of war on the part of Afghanistan, Iraq, or any other nation against the United States?