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On 23 Dec 2000, at 8:48, Nessie wrote:
> -Caveat Lector-
>
> >What nobody now disputes is thatRoosevelt lied
to the American
> >public
> for two years when he continually insisted
that he was trying to keep
> America out of the war. He was secretly
scheming with Winston Churchill
> for precisely the opposite purpose, and he
told his advisor Harry
> Hopkins that he could be impeached if the
extent of his illegal aid to
> the British were discovered. Roosevelt knew
very well what he was doing.
>
>
> Americans had a moral responsibility to smash
the Nazis, if only to
> undue the misdeeds of our real rulers, the
capitalists. It is highly
> unlikely the Hitler would ever have risen to
power without the direct
> support of American capitalists. For details
read Treason's Peace by
> Armbruster and Facts and Fascism by Seldes.
>
Nessie, my sense of the article is that the quarrrel is with the
means used to accomplish entry into
the war, not the fact that we participated. I
don't remember the exact number killed at Pearl
Harbor, but I seem to recall it was in the
thousands. In addition the careers and
reputations of two top navy men were
deliberately trashed.
The bottom line remains that
one's government is likely his worst enemy.
On 23 Dec 2000, at 22:48, Cliff Hume wrote:
> -Caveat Lector-
>
> Nessie:
> If you would browse around in some used book store down there in the
> States, you could probably pick up a copy of The Rockefeller File, and
> possibly, None Dare Call it Conspiracy. About 25 or more million of
> the None Dare Call it Conspiracy book have been circulating around the
> USA and Canada since the early sixties and many of the Rockefeller
> File have been floating around just as long.
>
> It might be a good idea to look for a copy of Professor Antony C.
> Sutton's Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler.
>
> snip
>
> . Read
> Professor Carroll Quigley's, Tragedy and Hope - The History of The
> World in Our Time.
>
> Kindest regards.
>
> Cliff Hume.
Thanks for the reading list, Cliff. I guess I've become somewhat
lazy over the past few years - with so much information available
on line I tend to forget that sometimes the best way to obtain info
is to make a trek to the local library or used-book store.
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