If there was no Pearl Harbor

patriot66 said:
Do any of the 911 truthers realize how many people would have to be involved in an operation like what happened on 911? I mean to arrange all that, and then have not one person come forward and be a whistle blower. That in itself is moronic.
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Not if you kill them all. Now who is moronic?
 
blackascoal said:
:0) Falling mass always seeks the path of least resistance. Always, since the beginning of time.

Let me repeat that shit for the mentally challenged (mc). :0)

Falling mass always seeks the path of least resistance

For the mc's :0) .. that means that buildings do not fall straight down from fire, earthquake, bombs, or any other source but one. Falling mass topples over .. the path of least resistance.

I don't choose to talk about 9/11 with dumb people who don't know 3rd grade science .. so consider this post a science class. :0)
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You're an idiot and the sad part is, is that you've convinced yourself that you're smart. :palm:
 
Thing1 said:
And we were never attacked in any way in the '40's: would you have supported military intervention in Europe?
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Well, Germany declared war on us...I mean, ya know, that kinda throws a wrench into your counter-factual.

But to play along, if NEITHER of those things happened then I wouldn't support anything beyond our lend-lease program.
 
Rune said:
Not if you kill them all. Now who is moronic?
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Do you know how many people would have to be killed? AT LEAST 2x as many as were killed on 9/11.

Now you might be able to say that we deliberately ignored/allowed 9/11 to happen, but to say we caused it...no.
 
The real question is would Nazi germany been a clear and present danger to our national security? That would be a difficult question to answer. Germany did not even have the sea and air power to invade Great Britain let alone the US.
 
Mott the Hoople said:
The real question is would Nazi germany been a clear and present danger to our national security? That would be a difficult question to answer. Germany did not even have the sea and air power to invade Great Britain let alone the US.
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Well, they were certainly a clear & present danger to our allies. And if alliances mean anything, I suppose that might have been enough.

I was just curious how people came down on the question of when a country is NOT a threat to our security. Are there circumstances where the atrocities being commited by a regime are so evil & widespread that it demands action from countries like the U.S.?
 
I think American.involvement was inevitable in wwii. But it would have been delayed some.

If our carriers had been destroyed in the attack, what would have changed?
 
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