NeoCities.org: False Flag Pearl Harbor pdf - If Japan had indeed attacked Pearl Harbor one would expect historians to have a detailed explanation of what exact circumstances would lead the Japanese government to make such a suicidal choice, what can be found seems non-sensible
(pearl-harbor.neocities.org)https://pearl-harbor.neocities.org/Pearl-Harbor-False-Flag-Event.pdfSome say to Japan war with the United States had become inevitable in order to defend its status as a major world power, and since the odds were stacked against them their only chance was the element of surprise.
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In 1941 a secret team of pilots known as the Flying Tigers crossed the Pacific Ocean on Dutch vessels posing as farmers, mechanics, and missionaries. Along with them was a shipment of 100 Curtiss-Wright P-40 Warhawks transported discreetly aboard third-country freighters. What few knew at the time was that these were American pilots with American planes, on what was supposed to be a very quiet mission with the Republic of China Air Force.
Following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor however everything changed, and the Flying Tigers would become a beacon of hope amid the grim developments in the Pacific. Over six months, the 99 American pilots (one had been denied a passport) would reportedly destroy 297 Japanese aircraft with only 14 losses of their own. Video: The Secret American Air Force in China - The Flying Tigers. So lets not forget US pilots under the flag of The "Flying Tigers" had been conducting air ops against Japanese forces on the Chinese mainland ​under the tutelage of
Brigadier General Claire Lee Chennault, since well before Pearl Harbor in any case .. that means the Japs did have a reason to attack no matter what, just that we say it didn't happen.
