United States Historical Blunders 07 15 2019
The United States Army should not have entered WW2; instead it should have been used to enforce the Constitution, the 18th Amendment with Military Force.
And those Military personell who would not comply with the Constitution should have been executed for Treason.
We would be in a lot better place if it had been done that way. In effect America would still be Great.
And sure we could have entered WW2 after that had taken effect here. But look at it. If we had done that that way in this country FDR would have initiated a Scorched Earth Policy here and we would have lost WW2 and been in ruin?
We were aiding the British in WW2 before Japan bombed us and we entered WW2. FDR was of British decent, and the British knew about the Japanese whereabouts in the Pacific but they failed to tell the United States. That country has never been our ally. Even when we helped them out they were still not our ally.
© 2019 Thomas Murphy
The United States Army should not have entered WW2; instead it should have been used to enforce the Constitution, the 18th Amendment with Military Force.
And those Military personell who would not comply with the Constitution should have been executed for Treason.
We would be in a lot better place if it had been done that way. In effect America would still be Great.
And sure we could have entered WW2 after that had taken effect here. But look at it. If we had done that that way in this country FDR would have initiated a Scorched Earth Policy here and we would have lost WW2 and been in ruin?
We were aiding the British in WW2 before Japan bombed us and we entered WW2. FDR was of British decent, and the British knew about the Japanese whereabouts in the Pacific but they failed to tell the United States. That country has never been our ally. Even when we helped them out they were still not our ally.
© 2019 Thomas Murphy
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