Happy December 7th: Pearl Harbor Was A False Flag Using US-Trained Chinese Pilots

Clue:

With all options closed out, Olga and Harvey [Greenlaw] washed up in Hong Kong. Here Claire Chennault found them on July 17, 1941, as he was returning to Kunming to prepare a training base for the newly authorized 1st American Volunteer Group of fighter planes and pilots. Chennault had spent the winter and spring in the United States, organizing a volunteer air force to defend China from Japanese aggression, and eventually carry the war to “the wood and paper cities of Japan.” With a coterie of Chinese and American lobbyists, he persuaded the Roosevelt administration to finance, equip, and provide pilots and ground crews for a bomber group and two fighter groups, totaling 250 airplanes and 1,000 men. In the end, however, only the 1st AVG would see combat; the others were aborted by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December.

250 airplanes. 1,000 men.

Most of whose ops were "suddenly aborted."

Guess what they really did.

One thing that you can do--and should--is follow the serial numbers.

The thing about these Chennault-vs-State Dept. battles is that they were very heated, ergo very reckless at times.

When Claire and his teams snatched up batches of planes, paperwork was generated. When these planes "disappeared due to being aborted" something had to be done to try and launder the planes identities.

The thing is that immediately post-Pearl (and even leading up to it) people were moving VERY fast. They couldn't (and no man can) perfectly cover all steps and suppress all evidence). The military in fact makes such a thing extremely difficult, by definition, due to the incredible amount of bureaucratic paperwork required in a normal day's work.

You can find the "Japanese" Pearl planes - you just have to look. A newspapers.com subscription helps.

My grandpa was a missionary on Ni'ihau and he said 13 Japanese planes landed a dry lakebed there and within several hours were gone again, but two couldn't take off and the pilots eventually got so hungry the had to come into town. But they couldn't speak Japanese to the Japanese-Hawai'ians who lived on the island. Funny that. One of the pilots died. The islanders tried to find out who he was and the Japanese-speaking islanders said he had Chinese papers not Japanese. So this fits with what some of you are saying here.

Jesus christ you need to write that up. Seriously. I've heard of Niihau incidents but NEVER heard of that many planes. I've heard of "one" or sometimes "two." One or both crashed (why???) and the USN/USMC came in and lost their nut trying to get the airframes carted away, which they did with at least one. But I've never heard thirteen.

I'm not doubting you btw. Just want to hear more if you know any more.

You're correct, he never spoke to any Japanese pilots and certainly planes can be painted to disguise their true identity. But I do not believe any of them took off from USN carriers at sea. Seems there would have been far too many people on all sides (US, Japan, China and other countries) to have kept this a secret for 78 years.

If you ever visit Hawai'i or live there as I did, try to go to the KoliKoli Pass--the place where the japs flew in to bomb Pearl Harbor. Once you SEE it--and the base Schofield Barracks you will know immediately there is NO WAY japs flew in unobserved. Was one of my very first red pills--standing out there and actually seeing the configurations / where everything actually was and the path the planes would have taken--there is no way they did that unobserved. Pearl Harbor was 10/10 a FF operation to get us into WWII with the full blessing of the sheeple who were so enraged they signed up enmasse to become cannon fodder for the US gov. Our poor lads were tricked into marching to their deaths.

The great thing about using Taiwanese pilots is that no one here would have any natural connection to them, and no pilot would have ANY incentive to say, "Hey, I'm a Taiwanese person who blew up our allies and blamed it on the Japanese."

It didn't take that many guys, and decades of "Pearl Harbor heroes" talk easily dissuades authors and researchers from working to hard to buck the system, with a few blessed exceptions.

Many now rightly understand that we knew an attack was coming; the final lie is that it wasn't the Japanese.

So interesting, AC. Yeah - one of the weakest points of the story is the direction the planes supposedly approached from.

No

So who was it that bombed Clark field in the Philippines on the same damned day?
And why did the Japs take credit?
And why have archaeological investigations found expended Japanese munitions, projectiles, bombs and torpedoes, all around Pearl Harbor?
Why have the wreckage of Japanese planes shot down during the attack been found?
Why did a Japanese military sub wash up on a beach a day or so later?
Why was a Japanese mini sub found just where the crew of a US destroyer said they sunk one just before the attack?

Fifty-five Japanese airmen were killed and 29 of their aircraft were shot down in the attack, while 2,400 US service members died. No Japanese remains have been found at Pearl Harbor since the second world war.

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Weird, eh?

A Japanese sailor was captured.

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All that hogwash about the Japanese's "special brilliant new wooden fins" that supposedly enabled torpedoes overcome the insurmountable problem of magically overcoming downward inertial to turn and strike a shallow-water ship instead of smashing into the harbor floor first.

That was just to cover up the fact that the torpedoes came from subs, not aircraft.

bodies were found and buried want to see one?

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The Kyoban stabilizer dated from 1936, and worked. Here is a photo showing it in use.
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Just like Bin Laden.

I hadn't heard that last one, or is that a joke about Arabs at Cessna school.

That can't be true. That's not the way it was described in the movie.

Interesting

If you look at Cheannault's planes and Chinese (KMT) pilots, the numbers fit.

Oh and the fact that these brilliantly trained squadrons and their planes disappeared into the ether after Pearl.

YES - - - this.

And where are the bodies of the Japanese pilots?

Every single one of them disappeared forever?

No way.

I'm sure the average American newspaper could tell a Japanese pilot from one of Chennault's pilots...not.

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meanwhile, LOndon's Burning....da.da.da.da.
I think roosevelt was between a rock and a hard place. Americans did not want war.

The oh-so-spooky Civil Pilot Training Program had multiple light aircraft up that day.

April 1941 - 300 US military men "resign commissions" to join Chennault's AVG force

Britain diverts "100" (probably 300-ish) P-40s to Chennault's fliers.

On Dec 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor is "surprised."

Within eight weeks only 10 P-40s remained - the remainder having been "destroyed in training accidents and one deadly friendly-fire incident."

You do the math.

This explains a lot of stuff if true...

I have always wondered- "why take the bait?" and then, if taken, why half-ass the job?

All the American ships were sitting there unmanned, etc. WHY wouldn't the Japanese continue to hammer away at them until they were all sunk/heavily damaged?

In for a penny, in for a pound- they were smart enough to develop some new tech to enable their torpedoes to find their mark, but didn't care enough to do anything but slap a sleeping lion in the face? Makes no damn sense IMO.