British People Grasp The Magnitude Of The Problems Their Governments Have Caused, page-650

"No wonder they held back, what I wonder was the reason for the sudden change of heart after letting their nasty game being played out, was the reason for this?"

https://mtwsfh.blogspot.com/2008/12/1941-1942.html

Immediately after the Japanese attack, the government of Britain and the Netherlands government-in-exile in Britain declare war on Japan even before the U.S. itself has done so. The U.S. then declares war on Japan but, contrary to popular myth in the U.S., not on Germany or Italy. Pro-Nazi and fascist sentiment in the United States, representing the all-powerful U.S. ruling class and sold to the U.S. public by the mass media of Hearst and others as “neutrality”, is still far too strong.

A few days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hitler, allowing his personal hatred and fear of Roosevelt to overcome his better judgment, makes one of his greatest errors and declares war on the United States. If Hitler had not declared war on the U.S., it is entirely possible that Roosevelt would never have been able to risk another coup attempt by challenging the power of the U.S. ruling class and that the U.S. would never have declared war on Germany.

Using armaments, fuel and cash supplied by the U.S. ruling class, the Nazis would have established the New World Order throughout Europe and the Soviet Union, destroying Britain as a competitor to U.S. and German-based multinationals, and seizing the incalculable bonanza of cheap or free slave labor, cheap resources and massive markets which Standard Oil, Texaco, GM, Ford, Chase Bank, Kodak, Chrysler, Sperry, International Harvester, IBM, IT&T, Dupont, General Electric and the others had expected to receive by financing the rise to power of the Nazis.

A massive propaganda campaign on the so-called “Day of Infamy” resonates in the U.S. to this day. Most Americans remain wilfully blind to the fact that the sneak attack without declaration of war for which the Japanese are endlessly vilified is standard U.S. operating procedure and has been employed by the United States in hundreds of unprovoked attacks on completely innocent and defenseless countries around the world over the past two hundred years.

As days of infamy go, Pearl Harbor, an attack on a major military target, is pretty benign stuff compared to such true days of infamy as Hiroshima and Nagasaki in which hundreds of thousands of civilians are vaporized but, hey, we've got the Lord on our side so it's okay."