All too familiar: The Pearl Harbor and World Trade Center connection 22 Articles

by Suspicious Mind

The surprise attack on America brought about great sadness, quickly followed by anger and intense patriotism then war. Until that day, none would have supported a war, but now, it would be unpatriotic to do so. In hindsight,

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by Mark Richards

9/11 and Pearl Harbor, there definitely are parallels here, to begin with both were surprise attacks against American targets.

Pearl Harbor was a territory of the United States and our Pacific Fleet was stationed there, the World

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by KHHoward

Hmmmm.
Well having heard many stories, I must say in the end, how do I know! If you were not there, right!
However. before we make any rash statements regarding anything, remember! A fool speaks while
a wise man listens.
There

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by Chris Denney

There is no connection between September 11th and Pearl Harbor To believe so would be a fallacy. You've got to understand that there exists no divisions within Al-qaeda. They all hate America. The men who struck us on September

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by Burke McKay

Conspiracies come in three varieties; fact, fantasy, and theory. They also come in a very wide variety of sizes, from internal family conspiracies {a child gets siblings or friends to lie for him/her} to global {trying to take

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by Matthew Soo

Here is a thought, how about the lack of similarities between the attack on Pearl Harbor and 9/11. The attack on Pearl Harbor and the events of 9/11 have very little in common except the obvious (planes were used, signs of something

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by Thomas Griffenkranz

The attacks on Pearl Harbor and the World Trade Center are very similar. For anyone who has every done any research into either of the events it is explicitly clear that the government was involved in both. F.D.R. allowed the

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by Michael O'Boyle

Both incidents were planned well in advance and our government knew that they would happen! But they did nothing about them, because of POLITICS! The government wanted to use those incidents to turn public opinion against our

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by Aldo Bonincontro

There are surely some similarities between these two attacks against the US:

1) They were both two surprise attacks that found America not prepared, like a stab in its back.

2) These attacks caused a drastic change in the US

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by Rob O'Hannon

The only connections between Pearl Harbor and 9/11 is destruction and death.

Pearl Harbor was a sneak military attack by one sovereign nation (Japan) against the military forces of another sovereign nation with the military objective

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by Ted Sherman

Dja Vu? Has 12/7/41 Too Many Similarities To 9/11/01

Today's the 65th anniversary of Japan's, in President Roosevelt's words, "unprovoked and dastardly attack" on American ships in Pearl Harbor and other Hawaiian military facilities.

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by phree

Of course there is a solid connection between the attack on Pearl Harbor and the "false flag" attack on September 11, 2001.

Both incidents were used to ignite passion, fuel patriotism and unity in the hearts of American, and justify

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by Carol Noble

Some people find it hard to believe that have been subjected to propaganda and brainwashing all of their lives and that nothing is quite what we are told it is.

As a person who was born in Englandshortly after WWII of a German

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by Chris Mitchell

Criminal Godvernment and Its "False Flag" Events

Besides "infamy," the attack on Pearl Harbor and attacks on 9/11 have other things in common. The proof is in about FDR (Franklin D. Roosevelt) and his complicity in the Pearl Harbor

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by Wayne Mclaughlin

There is no comparison. The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor for the express purpose of damaging our Pacific Fleet. They had no intent of invading and holding. Their only source of oil was in the South Pacific which left them with

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by Leonard Liggins

Pearl Harbor and 911 Similarities/Differences

I must first apologize for being (as is often the case), the one, "who begs to differ". Though, to really do this subject real justice, would take at least a three thousand word essay,

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by Timothy Horton

There is a difference between Pearl Harbor and the catastrophe of the World Trade Center that led us to the war in the Middle East.

What is the difference? Try common sense as a foundation to wage a war. No matter if there were

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by James Ruhnke

OK, let me try and clear this one up. Pearl Harbor was attacked some 65 years ago and it was a set-up. We needed to enter the european war, before Hitler had knocked Britain out, because it would be much easier to win if we

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