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A statement of the problem (which, in essence, is political correctness, in the extreme): Alexander Cοckburn - Things You Can't Say in America: FDR knew about the attack on Pearl Harbor

Not in the least ..... :D

Complete ? ...... really ? Is that fully complete ? Or totally complete ? Or just partially, not quite, complete ? I mean, given that the government conducted yet another inquiry (there have been 10 so far) as recently as 1995 (the Thurmond-Spence Hearing), as a consequence of newly...

This might be along the lines of what you are looking for - although it relates specifically to how Stinnett originally uncovered the McCollum Memo. It is a Google cached version of an article written by Beverly Kees and was originally posted on the Freedom Forum's website (which, when I tried...

I can't produce a link to any place on the web that documents that, but the entire 424 page book can be ordered at the link below (the content on the webpage linked above is about 10% of the first chapter of the book) Pearl Harbor - Mother of All Conspiracies I was under the impression that it...

Yeah ..... good point .... I was thinking that maybe there was a medical examination involved or something ...... :rolleyes:

The above memo, taken isolation, could (perhaps) be dismissed as an odd coincidence. However, as is usually the case, there's more to the story. At the following link one can read many other relevant facts related to the issue: PEARL HARBOR: MOTHER OF ALL CONSPIRACIES

Yup - that's one part of the puzzle. It is utterly disgusting isn't it ? Tried and convicted for treason - and then drawn and quartered ..... or disemboweled while awake and unmedicated (literally :mad:) ......

At the risk of being entirely politically incorrect, broaching a very delicate and highly personal subject, and placing you in a rather awkward position, I have to ask (in complete sincerity) the rather obvious question: How do you know that ?

Here's a little bit of fact that many are probably not in possession of - the McCollum Memo. A scan of the actual memo itself is linked on the page below and the text can be read. To quote from the linked page where it resides: "On October 7, 1940, Lieutenant Commander Arthur McCollum of the...

Delivered in Andover, MA on Monday and hit the rack. Picked up at Boston Logan Tuesday morning and delivered at Yale in New Haven, CT in the afternoon. Then loaded out of Bristol, CT for Sharonsville, OH for Wednesday morning. Picked up in Florence, KY this evening for Dundee, MI in the morning.

Ran across I-80 last night (Tuesday) .... didn't start to see any weather until just east of the J at Lamar, PA when it started to snow .... going up over Showshoe it was pretty heavy (getting close to white-out at a couple of points) - there was probably 3"+ that had fallen and there was about...

Isn't it amazing how the tentacles of government seem to get in the way of a little bit of personal initiative and free enterprise ? Wishing you success .....

Yeah ..... St. Pierre leaves ..... and the IT guy stays .... really makes ya wonder ....... :cool:

At the Wally world in Salem, NH ..... there's an E1 sprinter here too

Andover Town, MA at a conveinence store right across the street from the cons ... Nice one OVM ..... :D (see what happen when Berry goes solo and leaves the wif at home :eek:)

That's true - he did. :D However, what he didn't do was, as a single member, start nearly 20% of all threads in the SoapBox, by cutting and pasting .... :rolleyes:

Sorry ..... I like the idea .... will come up with some subjects (got sucked into some movies on the tele this evening .... hard to resist Audrey Hepburn :D)

No, not necessarily ... although if they were to do so, it might go a good ways toward getting others to see their opinions as valid ... (if that is a desired goal :rolleyes:)

One doesn't necessarily have to start a thread or topic to defend or advocate for a position - but your (intended) point is well taken. :D