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Pearl Harbor A False Flag? A Look At The Attack Route

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First published at 16:05 UTC on May 13th, 2024.

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The common revisionist conspiracy about the Dec. 7th, 1941 "Japanese" attack on Pearl Harbor was that the Americans knew about the planned Japanese attack and "let it happen". The conspiracy doesn't go far enough.

Plotting…

Plotting the alleged route of the Japanese attack on google earth, and looking at the shipping lanes and other anomalies, the standard narrative of a Japanese sneak attack has problems, suggesting they never attacked Hawaii, and that it was most likely a false flag by the British and Americans.

Who wanted America in the war more? Britain or Japan? Who had the most to gain from an attack on Hawaii if you consider the position of the British in 1941, completely bankrupt.

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