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(42,998 posts)18. He WAS NOT desperate to go to Europe
All you have to do is look up any of the references to the Holocaust museum has, they are a trust worthy sort. He was so desperate to go to war he knew exactly what was going on in the concentration camps and deliberately ignored it. Yes, clearly he was beating the drum for war. Ugh. You know this is the SKEPTICISM forum, just saying something is true does not make it true. Maybe you ought to be in the creative speculation group. Thats more your style I think.
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Not only that. Some people - doctors even - reject germ theory; heliocentrism too
dmallind
Dec 2011
#4
I heard about the "FDR Knew" theories a good 40 years ago in high school history class -
LibertyLover
Dec 2011
#11
Whether he knew the specifics of Pearl Harbor or not, there is little doubt he planned to go to war.
rug
Jan 2012
#26
I addressed your post on the Tripartite Pact elsewhere - in the help & meta-discussion forum
kristopher
Jan 2012
#39