By analogy, World War II was a fake, because American companies were doing business on December 7th, 1941, with the Nazi Germans.
In fact, at the moment bombs fell on Pearl Harbor, a German tanker was lying alongside an American-flagged tanker owned by The Texas Company [Texaco] in a Swedish seaport (Malmo), taking on Gulf Coast crude.
This n/w/s that the chairman and chief executive of Texaco at the time was a Norwegian former tanker captain who'd risen through the company's tankering ranks to leadership of the company.
WWII was planned once the United States rejected joining the League of Nations.
Immediately at the close of WWII the United Nations was created in San Francisco.
While the horror of world war and nuclear bombs was fresh in everyone’s mind.
Former Stanford Professor Antony Sutton is a good place to start researching “anomalies” regarding international bankings’ WWII. There is a youtube video of an interview with him entitled “the best enemies money can buy”.