December 7, 1941... Did Anyone Remember??

  Did any of the mainstream media -- or even the "alternative" media -- remember or comment on the attack on Pearl Harbor that rocketed us into World War II, eighty-one years ago? 

I recently wrote an article about the murder of President Kennedy, see here: November 22, 1963: (Catholic) President John F. Kennedy Is Assassinated In Dallas, Texas...

I lamented the fact that I didn't see any missives about that tragic day, I can only figure I missed someone's -- anyone's -- notes on the assassination of the first Catholic president in the history of our nation...

The Pearl Harbor tragedy saw the loss of nearly 2,400 military and civilian personnel, not to mention hundreds wounded, some very severely wounded.  But the lives of those who survived would never be the same again, as our country -- and the world -- would never be the same again...

Here is an excellent article by Jacob G. Hornberger on lewrockwell.com... It is well worth the read: Roosevelt’s Infamy - LewRockwell.

Do I believe in conspiracy theories?  No, but I do believe in conspiracies.  The difference is titanic!

The world was forever changed by WWII, as was the "attack" on September 11, 2001, that led to the longest war in U.S. history: Afghanistan...The ramifications of that mess are still with us today, not only with our dead troops and destroyed families, but also with those who suffered physical and phycological wounds as well as the massive draining of the treasury...

But not for the enormous amounts of blood money that the military-industrial complex rakes-in with any war!  And isn't that always the case???  Look at what's happening in Ukraine.  

Same old, same old...

Will we ever learn that war is a punishment for our grievous sins against God and the rejection of His Son's sacrifice for the salvation of our souls?  

I wonder...

Pray for mercy -- and for strength and honor!

Viva Christo Rey!  Bl. Fr. Miguel Pro, Fr. Emil Kapaun and Fr. Vincent Capodanno, pray for us...

St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle...

Gene DeLalla