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robert arndt
June 6th 04, 10:40 AM
http://www.corax.org/revisionism/documents/19461000german_secrets.html

Here's a 1946 look at the German wartime secrets- just a "fraction" of
the thousands of tons of technical documents stored at Wright Field.
Have fun being in denial.
And to make matters worse, Keith 'ol boy, poor Britain won the war yet
could not afford to develop the massive amount of advanced technology
provided by defeated Germany... because the British Govt. was indebted
to the US for decades afterwards and whatever excellent programs the
Brits did manage to propose were all shut down by your own MPs.
Britain could have very well challenged the US in both aviation and
space if they had won the war as a rich nation. Instead, lowly Britain
(due to German aggression- smile :) ) lost its superpower status and
most of her colonies postwar!
Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".

Rob

Stephen Harding
June 6th 04, 12:25 PM
robert arndt wrote:

> Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
> unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
> Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".

Will you be emigrating to continental Europe soon?

The Germans probably still have a warehouse full of those
spiffy, boffo, kewl WWII style helmets somewhere.

Maybe they'd let you try one on!


SMH

Keith Willshaw
June 6th 04, 02:53 PM
"robert arndt" > wrote in message
om...
> http://www.corax.org/revisionism/documents/19461000german_secrets.html
>
> Here's a 1946 look at the German wartime secrets- just a "fraction" of
> the thousands of tons of technical documents stored at Wright Field.
> Have fun being in denial.

Since when has it been denied that German industry did indeed
produce many new products just as did US and British industry.

Those of Britain included Polythene, synthetic rubber and many
of the new plastic materials that made electronics production
much easier. The USA produced nylon. What Germany was BAD
at was organising its war production in an efficient manner.

One thing that caught my eye was their praise of a miniature
thermionic valve and how 'advanced' it was. Yey such devices
were produced by the MILLION in the USA for use in proximity
fuses and could survive the enormous accelration of being
fired from a gun


> And to make matters worse, Keith 'ol boy, poor Britain won the war yet
> could not afford to develop the massive amount of advanced technology
> provided by defeated Germany... because the British Govt. was indebted
> to the US for decades afterwards and whatever excellent programs the
> Brits did manage to propose were all shut down by your own MPs.

Thats not altogether true of course, much of the British chemical
and petrochemicals industry did rather well out of it

> Britain could have very well challenged the US in both aviation and
> space if they had won the war as a rich nation. Instead, lowly Britain
> (due to German aggression- smile :) ) lost its superpower status and
> most of her colonies postwar!

The colnies were going anyway. Canada, Australia and New Zealand
were already fully independent, South Africa was moving rapidly to
that status and the decision to grant India independence had been
made in 1937. The major delaying factor there was the inability
of the Hindu and Moslem groups to agree on the final form
India independence

> Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
> unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.

Scarcely old boy. Britain is one of the 6 leading trading
nations, one of the 5 permanent members of the security
council and has of late rather discomfited France and Germany
by winning the support of many of the other EU nations, especially
the new members from eastern europe who for historical reasons are
rather wary of German hegemony.

Of course given the continuing economic problems of
both France and Germany they are likely to see their
preponderance decline even further.

> Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".
>

The empire was an idea who's time had past, Britains
didnt want to be the slavemasters of the world.

Keith

Alan Minyard
June 6th 04, 02:53 PM
On 6 Jun 2004 02:40:18 -0700, (robert arndt) wrote:

>http://www.corax.org/revisionism/documents/19461000german_secrets.html
>
>Here's a 1946 look at the German wartime secrets- just a "fraction" of
>the thousands of tons of technical documents stored at Wright Field.
>Have fun being in denial.
>And to make matters worse, Keith 'ol boy, poor Britain won the war yet
>could not afford to develop the massive amount of advanced technology
>provided by defeated Germany... because the British Govt. was indebted
>to the US for decades afterwards and whatever excellent programs the
>Brits did manage to propose were all shut down by your own MPs.
>Britain could have very well challenged the US in both aviation and
>space if they had won the war as a rich nation. Instead, lowly Britain
>(due to German aggression- smile :) ) lost its superpower status and
>most of her colonies postwar!
>Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
>unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
>Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".
>
>Rob

Using a Neo-Nazi holocaust denying web site as a source makes
your argument here even more ridiculous than your regular rants.
Did you think that the denizens of this group were so stupid that we
would not look at that site for what it is?

Al Minyard

George Z. Bush
June 6th 04, 02:57 PM
Stephen Harding wrote:
> robert arndt wrote:
>
>> Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
>> unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
>> Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".
>
> Will you be emigrating to continental Europe soon?
>
> The Germans probably still have a warehouse full of those
> spiffy, boffo, kewl WWII style helmets somewhere.
>
> Maybe they'd let you try one on!

What was it that Robert said that brought on your comments about emigrating and
helmets? Are you two guys speaking some sort of language I can't recognize?
(^-^)))

George Z.
>
>
> SMH

Steve Hix
June 6th 04, 05:02 PM
In article >,
Stephen Harding > wrote:

> robert arndt wrote:
>
> > Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
> > unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
> > Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".
>
> Will you be emigrating to continental Europe soon?

That would be nice, if not for the europeans affected.

> The Germans probably still have a warehouse full of those
> spiffy, boffo, kewl WWII style helmets somewhere.
>
> Maybe they'd let you try one on!
>
>
> SMH

Darrell Earnshaw
June 6th 04, 06:19 PM
robert arndt wrote:
[... snip rant...]

> Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
> unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
> Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".

Politically, it might sometimes appear to act like a "US puppet", but
given that the dollar is at al all-time low against the pound and
getting weaker by the day, Britain must be doing something better than
the States.

Oh, and the reason that the "sun never sets on the British Empire" was
because even God didn't trust and Englishman in the dark :-)

-- Darrell

robert arndt
June 6th 04, 08:19 PM
Stephen Harding > wrote in message >...
> robert arndt wrote:
>
> > Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
> > unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
> > Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".
>
> Will you be emigrating to continental Europe soon?

Why should I since German-Americans constitute the single largest
ethnic majority within the Caucasian race in the US- roughly 60+
million Americans?
>
> The Germans probably still have a warehouse full of those
> spiffy, boffo, kewl WWII style helmets somewhere.
>
> Maybe they'd let you try one on!

Newsflash... most of the premiere armies in the world/SFs/HRUs now use
a "Fritz-type" helmet. I can buy one at any local Army/Navy surplus
store.
BTW, the German IDZ soldiers in the Balkans are already wearing the
new "titan" helmets... and they look great. I wouldn't mind owning one
at all :)

Rob


>
> SMH

Alan Minyard
June 6th 04, 09:46 PM
On 6 Jun 2004 12:19:29 -0700, (robert arndt) wrote:

>Stephen Harding > wrote in message >...
>> robert arndt wrote:
>>
>> > Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
>> > unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
>> > Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".
>>
>> Will you be emigrating to continental Europe soon?
>
>Why should I since German-Americans constitute the single largest
>ethnic majority within the Caucasian race in the US- roughly 60+
>million Americans?

Back to Hitler's racism, I see.
>>
>> The Germans probably still have a warehouse full of those
>> spiffy, boffo, kewl WWII style helmets somewhere.
>>
>> Maybe they'd let you try one on!
>
>Newsflash... most of the premiere armies in the world/SFs/HRUs now use
>a "Fritz-type" helmet. I can buy one at any local Army/Navy surplus
>store.
>BTW, the German IDZ soldiers in the Balkans are already wearing the
>new "titan" helmets... and they look great. I wouldn't mind owning one
>at all :)
>
>Rob

The "Fritz type" that you allude to is *not* worn by and modern armed
force. Quite a few of them do wear Kevlar helmets, but the German helmets
are museum pieces

Al Minyard

Alan Minyard
June 6th 04, 09:48 PM
On Sun, 06 Jun 2004 17:19:28 GMT, Darrell Earnshaw > wrote:

>robert arndt wrote:
>[... snip rant...]
>
>> Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
>> unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and France.
>> Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".
>
>Politically, it might sometimes appear to act like a "US puppet", but
>given that the dollar is at al all-time low against the pound and
>getting weaker by the day, Britain must be doing something better than
>the States.
>
>Oh, and the reason that the "sun never sets on the British Empire" was
>because even God didn't trust and Englishman in the dark :-)
>
>-- Darrell

I suggest that you do a bit of research before making such silly statements.
The Pound Sterling is far, far below its historic level..

Al Minyard

JasiekS
June 6th 04, 09:49 PM
Uzytkownik "robert arndt" > napisal w wiadomosci
om...
> http://www.corax.org/revisionism/documents/19461000german_secrets.html
>
> Here's a 1946 look at the German wartime secrets- just a "fraction" of
> the thousands of tons of technical documents stored at Wright Field.
> Have fun being in denial.
[snip...]

First, I found only a magazine's story. Second, since when Harper's
Magazine is a regarded source of technical information?

There's no doubt that Germany had big contribution in the world's
technological progress. On the other hand Germans DID NOT invent everything
and decades before any other country. They invented plenty of things, but
NOT EVERYTHING as you're trying to suggest.

JasiekS
Warsaw, Poland

B2431
June 6th 04, 11:34 PM
>From: (robert arndt)
>
>Newsflash... most of the premiere armies in the world/SFs/HRUs now use
>a "Fritz-type" helmet. I can buy one at any local Army/Navy surplus
>store.
>BTW, the German IDZ soldiers in the Balkans are already wearing the
>new "titan" helmets... and they look great. I wouldn't mind owning one
>at all :)
>
>Rob

Teuton, once again your powers of perception have let you down. Not ONE current
kevlar helmet looks like any variation of the steel pots ever worn by the
Germans. Even if they did what does that prove? I have several German helmets
going back to WW1 in my collection along with a U.S.current issue. There isn't
a comparison.

Once again you are grasping at straws in an attempt to prove your country won
anything in WW2. What you did win was an improved standard of living courtesy
of the U.S. Britain and France.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Denyav
June 7th 04, 04:16 AM
>Back to Hitler's racism, I see.

Why?
For example if somebody had stated "Hispanics constitute 20% of US
population" would you call it "Back to Franco's fashism"?

Denyav
June 7th 04, 04:35 AM
>The empire was an idea who's time had past, Britains
>didnt want to be the slavemasters of the world.

Really?,I think the British empire officially ended during Suez crisis when US
told British rather unexpectedly (at least for the Brits) "stay at home or
else".
US engagement in WWII had two goals:
1)Defeating Nazi Germany
2)Destroying British Empire

Till Suez crisis Brits hoped that US might want to forget second goal,but US
had other plans.

Denyav
June 7th 04, 04:47 AM
>Scarcely old boy. Britain is one of the 6 leading trading
>nations, one of the 5 permanent members of the security
>council and has of late rather discomfited France and Germany
>by winning the support of many of the other EU nations, especially
>the new members from eastern europe who for historical reasons are

Just a question:
was Britain a part of "original" Roman empire?.
Every country that was part of the "original" will also be part of
resurrected Roman empire.period.

Dav1936531
June 7th 04, 06:31 AM
>From: (robert arndt)
>
>
>Here's a 1946 look at the German wartime secrets- just a "fraction" of
>the thousands of tons of technical documents stored at Wright Field.

I can't figure it out.....Did German engineers actually invent all this stuff
or were the designs, like the flying saucer designs, psychically channeled from
the master race of Aryan aliens living in the Aldebaran star system?
Dave

Gernot Hassenpflug
June 7th 04, 08:29 AM
>>>>> "Dav1936531" == Dav1936531 > writes:

>> From: (robert arndt)
>> >
>>
>> Here's a 1946 look at the German wartime secrets- just a
>> "fraction" of the thousands of tons of technical documents
>> stored at Wright Field.

Dav1936531> I can't figure it out.....Did German engineers
Dav1936531> actually invent all this stuff or were the designs,
Dav1936531> like the flying saucer designs, psychically channeled
Dav1936531> from the master race of Aryan aliens living in the
Dav1936531> Aldebaran star system? Dave

They were *good* engineers, so they didn't pass on their secrets
to their Nazi masters to allow them to rule the world. Oh, that
should be the Aldebaran masters...

--
G Hassenpflug * IJN & JMSDF equipment/history fan

Keith Willshaw
June 7th 04, 09:25 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >The empire was an idea who's time had past, Britains
> >didnt want to be the slavemasters of the world.
>
> Really?,I think the British empire officially ended during Suez crisis
when US
> told British rather unexpectedly (at least for the Brits) "stay at home or
> else".

Hardly, Egypt had been grantd full independence before
Suez, the intervention was over Egyptian nationlisation
of the canal. Just as the US has intervened to protect
the Panama canal

> US engagement in WWII had two goals:
> 1)Defeating Nazi Germany
> 2)Destroying British Empire
>

ISTR a little matter of revenging Pearl Harbor

> Till Suez crisis Brits hoped that US might want to forget second goal,but
US
> had other plans.

You are fantasizing again I fear

By the time of Suez, India and Pakistan were independent
and the remaining colonies were already in the
process of getting independence. The time table for
Malayan and Singaporean Independence was
agreed in 1955 for example.

Keith




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Keith Willshaw
June 7th 04, 10:34 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Scarcely old boy. Britain is one of the 6 leading trading
> >nations, one of the 5 permanent members of the security
> >council and has of late rather discomfited France and Germany
> >by winning the support of many of the other EU nations, especially
> >the new members from eastern europe who for historical reasons are
>
> Just a question:
> was Britain a part of "original" Roman empire?.
> Every country that was part of the "original" will also be
part of
> resurrected Roman empire.period.
>

Denyav trips farther out into Lala Land.

Keith




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Cub Driver
June 7th 04, 10:38 AM
>given that the dollar is at al all-time low against the pound and
>getting weaker by the day, Britain must be doing something better than
>the States.

An all-time low? When I was a student at Manchester, the exchange rate
was $2.40. Not too many years earlier it was $5.00.

Exchange rates have little to do with what one country is doing better
than another. Else why does China peg the yuan to the dollar?

The dollar goes up, the dollar goes down. The pound has actually
strengthened against the euro, while the euro has strengthened less
dramatically against the dollar. It was issued a few years ago at an
exchange rate of $1.18. Now it is $1.20. Big deal, except to European
auto manufacturers who want to sell their cars in the U.S. (Britain of
course has none on offer.)

all the best -- Dan Ford
email: (put Cubdriver in subject line)

The Warbird's Forum www.warbirdforum.com
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The Enlightenment
June 7th 04, 02:25 PM
"robert arndt" > wrote in message
om...
>
http://www.corax.org/revisionism/documents/19461000german_secrets.html
>
>
SNIP
> And to make matters worse, Keith 'ol boy, poor Britain won the war
yet
> could not afford to develop the massive amount of advanced
technology
> provided by defeated Germany... because the British Govt. was
indebted
> to the US for decades afterwards and whatever excellent programs the
> Brits did manage to propose were all shut down by your own MPs.
> Britain could have very well challenged the US in both aviation and
> space if they had won the war as a rich nation. Instead, lowly
Britain
> (due to German aggression- smile :) ) lost its superpower status
and
> most of her colonies postwar!

> Your nation is now reduced to a US puppet and after the EU fully
> unifies just a servant of the Continental powers- Germany and
France.
> Poetic justice for "the sun never sets on the British Empire".

Worse. The UK now has 450,000 security cameras spying on its own
citizens and will likely soon have GPS based position retransmitters
in every car tracking its people. The birth rate of native British
females is less than 1.6 per woman over a 20 year fertility
period/generation which means they are declining at over 20% per 20
years. (about 1%) while the immigraion rate is so high they will
cease to exist as a seperate ethnic group within 100 years and will be
a minority well within 50. London will be a majority Afro-carabeic
city by 2010. The policel, schools, universities now have effective
affirmitive action which discriminates against White British. An
intellectualy siffling totalitarian politicial correctness exists in
Britains major institutions such as schools, hospitals and police
whoch have been declared "institutionaly racist" and subject to
ethno-marxist stalinisation. Billions of pounds are spent in
pandering to ethnic minorities and literaly thousands of race
relations officers ply their parasitic trade in the nation.

England, though not Wales and Scotland is being devoloved and are not
represented anymore and therefore the English as an ethnie will
therefore soon disappear All sorts of Hindu and Muslims festivals are
supported by government handouts while

The shocking truth is this. Hitler would not have done worse.






>
> Rob

Kevin Brooks
June 7th 04, 03:37 PM
"The Enlightenment" > wrote in message
...
>
<snip drivel>

>
> The shocking truth is this. Hitler would not have done worse.

Another whacko gets plonked...

Brooks

Keith Willshaw
June 7th 04, 04:18 PM
"The Enlightenment" > wrote in message
...
>

<Lots of racist rot snipped>


>
> London will be a majority Afro-carabeic
> city by 2010.

Reality check, the last survey conducted (2002)
showed afro caribbean households to be the
same size as that of whites and further that
they made up less than 2% of the population
of the UK.

ALL ethnic minorities added together make up less
than 8% of the population of the UK.

The population of the UK is NOT declining
at 20% per annum and birthrates in the
Afro caribbean communities are generally
similar to those of the white community.

A handful of inner city London boroughs are
forecast to have ethnic minority populations
approaching 50% by 2010. These are typically
the same areas in the East end that historical
waves of immigrants such as the Hugenots,
Irish and Jews passed through. The next significant
wave of immigration is likely to be from eastern
europe , again.

I dont doubt that they'll further enliven the healthy
mongrel population of Britain. Just as did the Celts,
Romans, Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Danes, Hugenots
etc etc etc.


Keith




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Stephen Harding
June 7th 04, 04:34 PM
George Z. Bush wrote:

> Stephen Harding wrote:
>
>>Will you be emigrating to continental Europe soon?
>>
>>The Germans probably still have a warehouse full of those
>>spiffy, boffo, kewl WWII style helmets somewhere.
>>
>>Maybe they'd let you try one on!
>
> What was it that Robert said that brought on your comments about emigrating and
> helmets? Are you two guys speaking some sort of language I can't recognize?
> (^-^)))

Oh we definitely speak a different language George.

A special code we stole from the Nazis back in '45.


SMH



SMH

denyav
June 7th 04, 04:56 PM
"Keith Willshaw" > wrote in message >...
> "Denyav" > wrote in message
> ...
> > US engagement in WWII had two goals:
> > 1)Defeating Nazi Germany
> > 2)Destroying British Empire
> >
>
> ISTR a little matter of revenging Pearl Harbor
>
> Keith
=---

Pearl Harbor was only allowed to happen to realize above given broader
political goals.

BTW the killing of their own or allowing others to kill Americans to
realize broder political goals is a traditional American PSYOP and
usually it works.

Remember Maine
Remember Pearl Harbor
Remember 9/11

Keith Willshaw
June 7th 04, 05:09 PM
"denyav" > wrote in message
om...
> "Keith Willshaw" > wrote in message
>...
> > "Denyav" > wrote in message
> > ...
> > > US engagement in WWII had two goals:
> > > 1)Defeating Nazi Germany
> > > 2)Destroying British Empire
> > >
> >
> > ISTR a little matter of revenging Pearl Harbor
> >
> > Keith
> =---
>
> Pearl Harbor was only allowed to happen to realize above given broader
> political goals.
>

Yeah right, sending the message to Pearl that started
'This message is to be considered a war warning'
is real proof of that huh ?

Sheesh what a maroon, what an ultra-maroon

Keith




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Darrell Earnshaw
June 7th 04, 05:14 PM
Cub Driver wrote:

> An all-time low? When I was a student at Manchester, the exchange rate
> was $2.40. Not too many years earlier it was $5.00.
>
I stand corrected - sorry.

Denyav
June 7th 04, 05:29 PM
>Yeah right, sending the message to Pearl that started
>'This message is to be considered a war warning'
>is real proof of that huh ?
>
>Sheesh what a maroon, what an ultra-maroon

The calling or personally contacting Harry Hopkins,Marshall,Admirals
Kramer,Stark Turner as well as Stimson,Knox and Hull and telling them that
Japanese fleet were underway to attack Pearl Harbor could hardly be defined as
a maaroonic act.

But the responses of above given names to this warning could easily be
classified as a maroonic act if not as a TREASON.

ArtKramr
June 7th 04, 06:34 PM
>Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>From: "Keith Willshaw"
>Date: 6/7/04 9:09 AM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>
>"denyav" > wrote in message
om...
>> "Keith Willshaw" > wrote in message
>...
>> > "Denyav" > wrote in message
>> > ...
>> > > US engagement in WWII had two goals:
>> > > 1)Defeating Nazi Germany
>> > > 2)Destroying British Empire
>> > >
>> >
>> > ISTR a little matter of revenging Pearl Harbor
>> >
>> > Keith
>> =---
>>
>> Pearl Harbor was only allowed to happen to realize above given broader
>> political goals.
>>
>
>Yeah right, sending the message to Pearl that started
>'This message is to be considered a war warning'
>is real proof of that huh ?
>
>Sheesh what a maroon, what an ultra-maroon
>
>Keith
>
>


They are just bitterly jealous that they are not Brits.. Never suffer fools
gladly.


Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

B2431
June 7th 04, 06:37 PM
>From: (denyav)

>
>"Keith Willshaw" > wrote in message
>...
>> "Denyav" > wrote in message
>> ...
>> > US engagement in WWII had two goals:
>> > 1)Defeating Nazi Germany
>> > 2)Destroying British Empire
>> >
>>
>> ISTR a little matter of revenging Pearl Harbor
>>
>> Keith
>=---
>
>Pearl Harbor was only allowed to happen to realize above given broader
>political goals.

Prove it.

>BTW the killing of their own or allowing others to kill Americans to
>realize broder political goals is a traditional American PSYOP and
>usually it works.
>
>Remember Maine

The Maine explosion was known at the time to have been a coal bunker explosion
not a mine or act of aggression.

>Remember Pearl Harbor
>Remember 9/11

Your theory only holds water if the U.S. had lead the agressors to believe the
attack would be welcome. I defy you to prove this was the case.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

ArtKramr
June 7th 04, 07:03 PM
>Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>From: Darrell Earnshaw
>Date: 6/7/04 9:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>Cub Driver wrote:
>
>> An all-time low? When I was a student at Manchester, the exchange rate
>> was $2.40. Not too many years earlier it was $5.00.
>>
>I stand corrected - sorry.
>


It was $5.00 all through WW II.


Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

George Z. Bush
June 7th 04, 07:20 PM
"Keith Willshaw" > wrote in message
...
>
> "The Enlightenment" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
>
> <Lots of racist rot snipped>
>
>
> >
> > London will be a majority Afro-carabeic
> > city by 2010.
>
> Reality check, the last survey conducted (2002)
> showed afro caribbean households to be the
> same size as that of whites and further that
> they made up less than 2% of the population
> of the UK.
>
> ALL ethnic minorities added together make up less
> than 8% of the population of the UK.
>
> The population of the UK is NOT declining
> at 20% per annum and birthrates in the
> Afro caribbean communities are generally
> similar to those of the white community.
>
> A handful of inner city London boroughs are
> forecast to have ethnic minority populations
> approaching 50% by 2010. These are typically
> the same areas in the East end that historical
> waves of immigrants such as the Hugenots,
> Irish and Jews passed through. The next significant
> wave of immigration is likely to be from eastern
> europe , again.
>
> I dont doubt that they'll further enliven the healthy
> mongrel population of Britain. Just as did the Celts,
> Romans, Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Danes, Hugenots
> etc etc etc.

Considering how you Brits turned out after past exposures, I don't imagine it'll
do any harm. A cup o' tea will still solve all problems no matter how complex!
(^-^)))

George Z.

Keith Willshaw
June 7th 04, 08:46 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Yeah right, sending the message to Pearl that started
> >'This message is to be considered a war warning'
> >is real proof of that huh ?
> >
> >Sheesh what a maroon, what an ultra-maroon
>
> The calling or personally contacting Harry Hopkins,Marshall,Admirals
> Kramer,Stark Turner as well as Stimson,Knox and Hull and telling them that
> Japanese fleet were underway to attack Pearl Harbor could hardly be
defined as
> a maaroonic act.
>

Which never happened since nobody knew this.
Please none of the 'they broke the codes' bull****.

The IJN didnt transmit the details of this operation,
it was hand carried and the fleet maintained radio silence

> But the responses of above given names to this warning could easily be
> classified as a maroonic act if not as a TREASON.
>

Fictional is the word you are reaching for.

Kimmel was fired, I really dont see him staying
silent in such a situation.

Keith

Keith Willshaw
June 7th 04, 08:48 PM
"ArtKramr" > wrote in message
...
> >Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
> >From: Darrell Earnshaw
> >Date: 6/7/04 9:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time
> >Message-id: >
> >
> >Cub Driver wrote:
> >
> >> An all-time low? When I was a student at Manchester, the exchange rate
> >> was $2.40. Not too many years earlier it was $5.00.
> >>
> >I stand corrected - sorry.
> >
>
>
> It was $5.00 all through WW II.
>

Which in turn led to the British slang term
'half-a-dollar' for the 2 shilling piece.

Keith

Keith Willshaw
June 7th 04, 08:49 PM
"George Z. Bush" > wrote in message
...

>
> Considering how you Brits turned out after past exposures, I don't imagine
it'll
> do any harm. A cup o' tea will still solve all problems no matter how
complex!
> (^-^)))
>

Just so and we got the tea (along with the English national
dish of Curry) from India :)

Keith

ArtKramr
June 7th 04, 09:05 PM
>Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>From: "Keith Willshaw"
>Date: 6/7/04 12:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>
>"George Z. Bush" > wrote in message
...
>
>>
>> Considering how you Brits turned out after past exposures, I don't imagine
>it'll
>> do any harm. A cup o' tea will still solve all problems no matter how
>complex!
>> (^-^)))
>>
>
>Just so and we got the tea (along with the English national
>dish of Curry) from India :)
>
>Keith
>


Whatever happened to bubble and squeak?


Arthur Kramer
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England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
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ArtKramr
June 7th 04, 09:07 PM
>Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>From: "Keith Willshaw"
>Date: 6/7/04 12:48 PM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>
>"ArtKramr" > wrote in message
...
>> >Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>> >From: Darrell Earnshaw
>> >Date: 6/7/04 9:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time
>> >Message-id: >
>> >
>> >Cub Driver wrote:
>> >
>> >> An all-time low? When I was a student at Manchester, the exchange rate
>> >> was $2.40. Not too many years earlier it was $5.00.
>> >>
>> >I stand corrected - sorry.
>> >
>>
>>
>> It was $5.00 all through WW II.
>>
>
>Which in turn led to the British slang term
>'half-a-dollar' for the 2 shilling piece.
>
>Keith


Ah how I miss the threpeny piece. (sigh)



Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
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Alan Minyard
June 7th 04, 09:30 PM
On 07 Jun 2004 20:05:25 GMT, (ArtKramr) wrote:

>>Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>>From: "Keith Willshaw"
>>Date: 6/7/04 12:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time
>>Message-id: >
>>
>>
>>"George Z. Bush" > wrote in message
...
>>
>>>
>>> Considering how you Brits turned out after past exposures, I don't imagine
>>it'll
>>> do any harm. A cup o' tea will still solve all problems no matter how
>>complex!
>>> (^-^)))
>>>
>>
>>Just so and we got the tea (along with the English national
>>dish of Curry) from India :)
>>
>>Keith
>>
>
>
>Whatever happened to bubble and squeak?
>
>
>Arthur Kramer
>344th BG 494th BS
> England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
>Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
>http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

Or "Bangers and Mash"?????

Al Minyard

The Enlightenment
June 7th 04, 11:34 PM
"Keith Willshaw" > wrote in message
...
>
> "The Enlightenment" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
>
> <Lots of racist rot snipped>
>
>
> >
> > London will be a majority Afro-carabeic
> > city by 2010.

Afro Asian City. (Asians in the UK refers to Pakistanis/Bangldeishis
etc)

According to the office for national statistics says the ethnic
minorities
now make up 27% of the population of London, That puts them firmly in
the
mainstrean category not in a minority.

According to comments from Lee Jasper, Ken Livingstone's race adviser
(see below
story from the Evening Standard, 04 September 2000).

'Whites in minority in 10 years'
by Hugh Muir

The Mayor's most senior race relations adviser has claimed that white
people in London could become a minority in the next decade.

Reacting to a controversial and disputed report that Britain might
have a non-white majority by the end of the century, Lee Jasper has
reportedly said that could occur sooner in London.

According to the Observer, Mr Jasper said: "At the moment ethnic
minorities are about 40 per cent in London. The demographics show that
white people in London will become a minority by 2010. "We could have
a majority black Britain by the turn of the century." [more]

>
> Reality check, the last survey conducted (2002)
> showed afro caribbean households to be the
> same size as that of whites and further that
> they made up less than 2% of the population
> of the UK.
>
> ALL ethnic minorities added together make up less
> than 8% of the population of the UK.

And how long did it take to achieve that?

If you surveyed that in 2004 it would be closer to 10%.

There is some data here. In the politically correct speak of Britian
it identifies what is religion as race:
http://www.irr.org.uk/statistics/population.html


>
> The population of the UK is NOT declining
> at 20% per annum and birthrates in the
> Afro caribbean communities are generally
> similar to those of the white community.

I stated that it is declining geometrically at 20% per 20 year
generation. That is approximetly 1% per year.

I doubt you have cross checked your "hunch" re fertility of Ethnic
minorities against any real data. If you know of any please refer or
cite it. Generally muslim fertility in France is 3.5 children/woman
(down from 5 a few decades ago). A difference in fertility rate of
2.0 versus 1.6 is decisive as the former is sustainable and the other
is in rapid decline.

The figure of just over 1.6 would also be quite dated and is slow to
track as of necesity it must be a survery of women over 50.



>
> A handful of inner city London boroughs are
> forecast to have ethnic minority populations
> approaching 50% by 2010.

Fiddlesticks. The Greater London area will be. You should take a
trip to your own capital.

There are plenty of credible projections that show that Whites will be
a minority within the next century. Long before then they will become
"Kuridified" ie lacking the abillity of cultural or political self
determination.

http://www.migrationwatchuk.org/
In 2002 net foreign immigration was nearly 250,000 while 91,000
British citizens left the UK. If immigration continues at these levels
our population will grow by 7.6 million by 2031 - equivalent to seven
times the population of Birmingham, of which nearly 90% will be due to
immigration.

Most of the governments pronouciations are erroneus. NET migraion
into the UK is 150,000 year. Almost non of it from the enlarged EU.
http://www.migrationwatchuk.org/default.asp?menu=publications&page=publications.asp

> These are typically
> the same areas in the East end that historical
> waves of immigrants such as the Hugenots,
> Irish and Jews passed through. The next significant
> wave of immigration is likely to be from eastern
> europe , again.

You give your wilde speculations an air of empirical authority they
don't have.

>
> I dont doubt that they'll further enliven the healthy
> mongrel population of Britain. Just as did the Celts,
> Romans, Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Danes, Hugenots
> etc etc etc.

All of the above are of the same European race. They evolved in and
isolated ice age europe between 40,000-30,000 years ago without even
significant tranfer from near eastern neolithic populations. Angles,
Saxons, Jutes, Danes are all Germanics as are Normans, so are the
Huegenots (who are Northern French prostestants) and I hardly
differentiate CeltsC as any different from Germanics and infact there
were always many Celtic-Germanic tribes in Germany as described by
Roman Ethnographers. Celt-Germanic is predominantly a cultural rather
than racial distinction. Red hair was for instance a Germanic trait
as much as a celtic. All Europeans speak a similar language.

There has always been some migration to and from Britain. While people
from many countries have lived in Britain for centuries, numbers have
generally been small. The historical episodes that are well known -
the Huguenots of the 16th and17th century, the Ashkenazi Jews of the
late 19th century and others - have been demographically relatively
insignificant. Until the1950s there was no really substantial
immigration into Britain, except from Ireland, for nearly 1000 years.

- A small number of Flemings came over to work in the textile industry
in the middle ages.
- About 100,000 Huguenots arrived from France in the 17th century
- A similar number of Jews arrived in the late 19th century, joining a
population that had then reached about 30 million.
- In the 1930s about 70,000 refugees from Nazi Germany were admitted
to the UK.
- After the second world war a considerable number of East Europeans
settled in Britain rather than face Russian occupation. about
80,000displaced persons
-were recruited for temporary work.

I believe the number of Normans (Norsemen-Germanics) that settled in
Britian was probaby less than 2000 while Roman forces were completely
withdrawn when the empire fell into ethnic conflict. (Roman Soldiers
were not Permited to Marry local women)


>
>
> Keith
>
>
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Drewe Manton
June 7th 04, 11:36 PM
Alan Minyard > wrote in
:

> Or "Bangers and Mash"?????
>

Bangers & Mash is alive and very well, thanks very much! Just add some
thick onion gravy for a meal made in heaven.

--
Regards
Drewe
"Better the pride that resides
In a citizen of the world
Than the pride that divides
When a colourful rag is unfurled"

Krztalizer
June 7th 04, 11:58 PM
Den wrote:

>Pearl Harbor was only allowed to happen to realize above given broader
>political goals.

Allow a major part of our fleet to be damaged or sunk, lose countless bases and
thousands of POWs and civilians in the Pacific to the Japanese, in order to do
*what* to Hitler? He declared war on us, not the other way around. Does your
statement make sense to you?

>BTW the killing of their own or allowing others to kill Americans to
>realize broder political goals is a traditional American PSYOP and
>usually it works.
>
>Remember Maine

A century old accident in a powder magazine is still providing grist for
rumor-mongers? Goebbels would be so proud.

>Remember Pearl Harbor

We do. Its been dissected and examined under thousands of literary microscopes
- and you know what? It was the Japanese that attacked us. Who knew?

>Remember 9/11

I remember it well. Not your version of it, but what really happened. People
who hated us used our open society to their advantage and made us pay greatly
for our previous freedoms. No where during that event was there any occurance
that match your criteria of Americans killing Americans for political gain.

Gordon

Keith Willshaw
June 8th 04, 12:04 AM
"ArtKramr" > wrote in message
...

>
>
> Whatever happened to bubble and squeak?
>

Its a bit passe these days but the older generation
still cook it, my mother is an expert, and as an
ex WW2 seems to remember the Yanks all too well :)

Keith

ArtKramr
June 8th 04, 03:08 AM
>Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>From: "Keith Willshaw"
>Date: 6/7/04 4:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>
>"ArtKramr" > wrote in message
...
>
>>
>>
>> Whatever happened to bubble and squeak?
>>
>
>Its a bit passe these days but the older generation
>still cook it, my mother is an expert, and as an
>ex WW2 seems to remember the Yanks all too well :)
>
>Keith


With some degree of fondness I hope.


Arthur Kramer
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England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
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Denyav
June 8th 04, 04:51 AM
>Which never happened since nobody knew this.
>Please none of the 'they broke the codes' bull****.
>
>The IJN didnt transmit the details of this operation,
>it was hand carried and the fleet maintained radio silence

No,Sir almost everbody in Washington DC,but surely the names mentioned above as
all them were informed about attack by Col.Bratton and Thurman personaly.
On Nov.28 They officially informed Hull,Stimson and Knox about japanese fleets
target.They did not respond.
On eve of Pearl Harbor attack the same team intercepted and decipher the famous
message to Nomura.
Thurman took the message immediately to Adm.Kramer.He took the message but did
not do anything.
Thurman tried to contact Stark,Turner and Marshall,no avail, apparently nobody
in Washington DC wants to do something to prevent Pearl Harbor.
As last resort Thurman went directly to White House with a car driven by his
wife and wanted to speak with FDR directly.
But instead of FDR he was ablr to speak to Harry Hopkins.

So,Mr.Willshaw after Nov.28 Pearl Harbor attack was not surprise attack to
anybody in Washington DC,it was a very welcomed opportunity.
In other words,Washington was decided to make it happen for domestic politics.

>Kimmel was fired, I really dont see him staying
>silent in such a situation.

Firing is not a very heavy punishment form

Denyav
June 8th 04, 05:22 AM
>Allow a major part of our fleet to be damaged or sunk, lose countless bases
>and
>thousands of POWs and civilians in the Pacific to the Japanese, in order to
>do
>*what* to Hitler? He declared war on us, not the other way around. Does your

A small price to pay to turn a giant isolationist country into a British ally.
You can not make an omelette without breaking eggs.

>A century old accident in a powder magazine is still providing grist for
>rumor-mongers? Goebbels would be so proud.
>
Actually I forgat Ft.Sumter another US (Union) PSYOP.
Please go to your local library and check out Newspapers and Journal dated
prior to Spanish-American War.
What they all report?
Do they say"OK ,Spanians have nothing to do with Maine disaster" or,
"Remember Maine,Teach a lesson to Spain" which one?

"Remember Maine" was US battle cry before and during Spanish-US war.

It does not matter if you say hundred years later
"It was a coal explosion Spanians were not responsible for it"
This explosion has been used by US establishment to justify an empire building
war and mobilize population.
BTW its still not clear why Maine exploded only thing that we know clearly now
is that the Spanians had no role to playin her fate.

We do. Its been dissected and examined under thousands of literary
>microscopes
>- and you know what? It was the Japanese that attacked us. Who knew?

After Nov.28 almost everbody in US establishment,but they waited and made it
happen.> remember it well. Not your version of it, but what really happened.
People
>who hated us used our open society to their advantage and made us pay greatly
>for our previous freedoms. No where during that event was there any
>occurance
>that match your criteria of Americans killing Americans for political gain.
>
>Gordon

Surely you also believe that Reichstag were burned down by communist fanatics
and Polen attacked Third Reich.

ArtKramr
June 8th 04, 06:03 AM
>Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>From: Glenfiddich
>Date: 6/7/04 9:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>On 07 Jun 2004 20:05:25 GMT, (ArtKramr) wrote:
>...
>>Whatever happened to bubble and squeak?
>
>Well, my family's recipe transplanted well and is thriving
>nicely here in my Queens kitchen.
>We also put up some quite passable pickled onions.
>


All washed down with a wee dram of Glenfiddich of course. (:-> ))

Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
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Keith Willshaw
June 8th 04, 09:28 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Which never happened since nobody knew this.
> >Please none of the 'they broke the codes' bull****.
> >
> >The IJN didnt transmit the details of this operation,
> >it was hand carried and the fleet maintained radio silence
>
> No,Sir almost everbody in Washington DC,but surely the names mentioned
above as
> all them were informed about attack by Col.Bratton and Thurman personaly.
> On Nov.28 They officially informed Hull,Stimson and Knox about japanese
fleets
> target.They did not respond.


A tough trick since Japanese approval for the attack
didnt come until Dec 3rd. What happened on Nov 28th was
the decryption of the winds code message sent on Nov 19th
This spoke of breaking off diplomatic warnings.

As a result Kimmel and Short were sent a message that
began "This is to be considered a war warning"

> On eve of Pearl Harbor attack the same team intercepted and decipher the
famous
> message to Nomura.

Which said nothing about an attack of any sort

> Thurman took the message immediately to Adm.Kramer.He took the message but
did
> not do anything.
> Thurman tried to contact Stark,Turner and Marshall,no avail, apparently
nobody
> in Washington DC wants to do something to prevent Pearl Harbor.

So which is it ?

Did he try to contact people or do nothing ?

> As last resort Thurman went directly to White House with a car driven by
his
> wife and wanted to speak with FDR directly.
> But instead of FDR he was ablr to speak to Harry Hopkins.
>

Indeed , carrying the following message

http://ibiblio.org/pha/myths/14_part.html

> So,Mr.Willshaw after Nov.28 Pearl Harbor attack was not surprise attack to
> anybody in Washington DC,it was a very welcomed opportunity.
> In other words,Washington was decided to make it happen for domestic
politics.
>

Read the actual message old boy, the most warlike statement
in the thing is

"The Japanese Government regrets to have to notify hereby the
American Government that in view of the attitude of the American
Government it cannot but consider that it is impossible to reach
an agreement through further negotiations."

Hardly a blueprint of the Pearl Harbor attack plan.


> >Kimmel was fired, I really dont see him staying
> >silent in such a situation.
>
> Firing is not a very heavy punishment form

For you I'm sure thats true.

Keith




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VV
June 8th 04, 09:38 AM
(Krztalizer) wrote in message >...

> >Remember Maine
>
> A century old accident in a powder magazine is still providing grist for
> rumor-mongers?

Sure evil Spaniards did that.

http://www.socialstudieshelp.com/Lesson_60_Notes.htm

> Goebbels would be so proud.

He learned a lot from Hearst.

"You furnish the pictures...I'll furnish the war!"

Regards

VV

Denyav
June 8th 04, 10:58 PM
>As a result Kimmel and Short were sent a message that
>began "This is to be considered a war warning"

They also added that Pearl Harbor was only possible target.period.

>So which is it ?
>Did he try to contact people or do nothing

Do you think that Navy and Army units in Pasific were alerted and waiting for
Japanase to attack?

>Hardly a blueprint of the Pearl Harbor attack plan.

You could only say that if officers of US military intelligence had NOT told to
their superiors cleary "Target is Pearl Harbor" but they did say exactly that
since Nov,28.
So since Nov,28 they knew the target thanks to work of a few men.
Since their superiors did not respond to their warnings one of
them,Thurman,sidestepped the line of command and personaly went all way up to
White House,with very clear warning of japanase attack with the name of the
target "Pearl Harbor".

>For you I'm sure thats true.
>

Put the blame on Guetenberg and also countless creators of the "
Information Age".

Paul J. Adam
June 9th 04, 12:37 AM
In message >, Keith Willshaw
> writes
>I dont doubt that they'll further enliven the healthy
>mongrel population of Britain. Just as did the Celts,
>Romans, Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Danes, Hugenots
>etc etc etc.

Hybrid vigour :)

--
He thinks too much: such men are dangerous.
Julius Caesar I:2

Paul J. Adam MainBox<at>jrwlynch[dot]demon{dot}co(.)uk

Peter Kemp
June 9th 04, 02:33 AM
On 08 Jun 2004 21:58:19 GMT, (Denyav) wrote:

>>As a result Kimmel and Short were sent a message that
>>began "This is to be considered a war warning"
>
>They also added that Pearl Harbor was only possible target.period.

Which is of course rubbish - everyone thought the Phillipines would be
hit - and oh look - they were, along with many other places.

So how could PH be the only possible target.period?

Peter Kemp

Denyav
June 9th 04, 04:28 AM
>Which is of course rubbish - everyone thought the Phillipines would be
>hit - and oh look - they were, along with many other places.
>
>So how could PH be the only possible target.period?
>

If you are decided to allow that to happen you can always find a way to ignore
or discredit your own military intelligence personels' professional judgement.

What else should be done to convict Washington that Pearl Harbor attack was
imminent?

Maybe Hirohito should have testified before US Congress and swear god that they
were about to attack Pearl Harbor?

I am sure even if Hirohito had appeared before Congress and officialy warned
US,FDR would still find a way to ignore the warning.

Keith Willshaw
June 9th 04, 11:26 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >As a result Kimmel and Short were sent a message that
> >began "This is to be considered a war warning"
>
> They also added that Pearl Harbor was only possible target.period.
>

1) They didnt

2) It clearly wasnt since bothWake and the Phillipines
were attacked as expected

> >So which is it ?
> >Did he try to contact people or do nothing
>
> Do you think that Navy and Army units in Pasific were alerted and waiting
for
> Japanase to attack?
>

Alerted yes
Ready no

Thats why Kimmel and Short were fired.
Halsey on the other hand had a full CAP up,
all his scouts out and had told Kimmel that
if he saw as much as a Sampan he'd sink it.

> >Hardly a blueprint of the Pearl Harbor attack plan.
>
> You could only say that if officers of US military intelligence had NOT
told to
> their superiors cleary "Target is Pearl Harbor" but they did say exactly
that
> since Nov,28.

They send a message to Pearl Harbor on Nov 28th which began
"This is to be considered a war warning"

This message instructed the commanders at Pearl
to prepare for war, they failed to do so and were
fired.

> So since Nov,28 they knew the target thanks to work of a few men.

Cite please, the Japanese navy didnt get final
approval until Nov 3

> Since their superiors did not respond to their warnings one of
> them,Thurman,sidestepped the line of command and personaly went all way up
to
> White House,with very clear warning of japanase attack with the name of
the
> target "Pearl Harbor".
>

No he didnt, he went to the White House with the 14th
part of the Japanese message which contained no
atatck plans at all, not even a declaration of war in fact.

> >For you I'm sure thats true.
> >
>
> Put the blame on Guetenberg and also countless creators of the "
> Information Age".

No just liars.

Keith




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Denyav
June 9th 04, 04:49 PM
>1) They didnt
>

This is the whole point .according to the Government they did not,according to
the Intelligence officers they did and they did it repeately.
On eve of Pearl Harbor attact,even during a secret White House meeting they
discussed their Pearl Harbor specific information.
But of course White House denies even this meeting!.

>Thats why Kimmel and Short were fired.
>Halsey on the other hand had a full CAP up,
>all his scouts out and had told Kimmel that
>if he saw as much as a Sampan he'd sink it.

>This message instructed the commanders at Pearl
>to prepare for war, they failed to do so and were
>fired.
>
They needed scapegoats to cover their acts otherwise you might be forced to
think the unthinkable,namely the bringing FDR and Marshall to the Justice for
treason.
As far as I know even US Congress found Kimmel at no fault and accepted
revisionistic version of events,but its ,like saying now "Spain had nothing to
with Maine",namely too late .
The luring Japanase to attack Pearl Harbor,in other words "Pearl Harbor trap"
worked well.
I couple of Military intelligence officers could have ruined eveything but they
were not allowed to do so.

>No he didnt, he went to the White House with the 14th
>part of the Japanese message which contained no
>atatck plans at all, not even a declaration of war in fact.

Yeah right!.

>No just liars.

Iraqi WMDs for example?

Keith Willshaw
June 9th 04, 05:18 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >1) They didnt
> >
>
> This is the whole point .according to the Government they did
not,according to
> the Intelligence officers they did and they did it repeately.
> On eve of Pearl Harbor attact,even during a secret White House meeting
they
> discussed their Pearl Harbor specific information.
> But of course White House denies even this meeting!.
>

A sekrit meeting with no evidence of course

LOL

> >Thats why Kimmel and Short were fired.
> >Halsey on the other hand had a full CAP up,
> >all his scouts out and had told Kimmel that
> >if he saw as much as a Sampan he'd sink it.
>
> >This message instructed the commanders at Pearl
> >to prepare for war, they failed to do so and were
> >fired.
> >
> They needed scapegoats to cover their acts otherwise you might be forced
to
> think the unthinkable,namely the bringing FDR and Marshall to the Justice
for
> treason.
> As far as I know even US Congress found Kimmel at no fault and accepted
> revisionistic version of events,but its ,like saying now "Spain had
nothing to
> with Maine",namely too late .

Incorrect, the findings of the 3 congressional investigations
are a matter of record.


> The luring Japanase to attack Pearl Harbor,in other words "Pearl Harbor
trap"
> worked well.
> I couple of Military intelligence officers could have ruined eveything but
they
> were not allowed to do so.
>
> >No he didnt, he went to the White House with the 14th
> >part of the Japanese message which contained no
> >atatck plans at all, not even a declaration of war in fact.
>
> Yeah right!.
>
> >No just liars.
>
> Iraqi WMDs for example?
>
>

Nice attempt to change the subject but you've
just proved how difficult cover up's really are.

Keith




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Joe Osman
June 9th 04, 06:05 PM
"ArtKramr" > wrote in message
...
> >Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
> >From: "Keith Willshaw"
> >Date: 6/7/04 4:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time
> >Message-id: >
> >
> >
> >"ArtKramr" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> Whatever happened to bubble and squeak?
> >>
> >
> >Its a bit passe these days but the older generation
> >still cook it, my mother is an expert, and as an
> >ex WW2 seems to remember the Yanks all too well :)
> >
> >Keith
>
>
> With some degree of fondness I hope.
>
>
> Arthur Kramer
> 344th BG 494th BS
> England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
> Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
> http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer
>

They still remember them fondly in New Zealand. This is from
http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/Gallery/brief/yankee-girl.html

"New Zealand women were used to men who did not pay too much attention to
female needs. In pre-war New Zealand, society had been highly segregated by
gender. Many men felt easier in the company of the boys from the scrum or
their mates in the bar. The visitors, however, had a charm which flattered.
They doffed their hats, were openly appreciative of good looks, were
concerned about a woman's comfort. Their talk had an optimism and easy
confidence that were attractive. How pleasant was that phrase which flowed
from their lips, 'Thank you, Ma'am'. It was not surprising that many Kiwi
girls found themselves falling in love."

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Denyav
June 9th 04, 06:11 PM
>Incorrect, the findings of the 3 congressional investigations
>are a matter of record.
>

As no US president would sign these findings of Congress.(Even if I were the
President I would not sign it.period.
If you officially accept the fact that FDR and Washington establishment
allowed the slaughtering of Americans in Pearl Harbor for the sake of long term
national interests,every action of US establisment become suspicious.
And more importantly no US Administration and agency would be able to conduct
"vaccination" operations involving the deaths of US citizens in the future even
if they were in long term interests of US.
>Nice attempt to change the subject but you've
>just proved how difficult cover up's really are.

WMD issue is not the first lie of our "Great Leaders" to the public and it wont
be the last either.
But in information age lies do not last for forever.

B2431
June 9th 04, 06:49 PM
>From: (Denyav)

>
>>Incorrect, the findings of the 3 congressional investigations
>>are a matter of record.
>>
>
>As no US president would sign these findings of Congress.(Even if I were the
>President I would not sign it.period.

Presidents don't sign off on Congressional "findings."

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Keith Willshaw
June 9th 04, 08:41 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Incorrect, the findings of the 3 congressional investigations
> >are a matter of record.
> >
>
> As no US president would sign these findings of Congress.(Even if I were
the
> President I would not sign it.period.

You wouldnt be asked to - period.

Keith

Denyav
June 10th 04, 04:23 AM
>Presidents don't sign off on Congressional "findings."

Actually Congress passed a law and recommed exonoration of Kimmel
This law was the result of the Congressional "findings".
As far as I know Administration(s) is still dragging its feet.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 10th 04, 06:17 AM
This will probably appear in the wrong place thanks to a buggy news server.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>As a result Kimmel and Short were sent a message that
>>began "This is to be considered a war warning"
>
>They also added that Pearl Harbor was only possible target.period.

The war warnings did not mention Pearl Harbor as the target,

The War warning sent to Pearl on 26 November, to the Army,

"Negotiations with Japanese appear to be terminated to all practical
purposes with only the barest possibilities that the Japanese
Government might come back and offer to continue. Japanese future
action unpredictable but hostile action possible at any moment. If
hostilities cannot, repeat can not, be avoided the U. S. desires that
Japan commit the first overt act. This policy should not, repeat not,
be construed as restricting you to a course of action at might jeopardize
your defense. Prior to Japanese hostile action you are directed to
undertake such reconnaissance and other measures as you deem
necessary but these measures should be carried out so as not, repeat
not, to alarm the civil population or disclose intent. Report measures
taken. Should hostilities occur, you will carry out task signed in Rainbow
Five as far as they pertain to Japan. Limit dissemination of this highly
secret information to minimum essential officers. "

To the navy,

"Consider this dispatch a war warning. The negotiations with Japan in
an effort to stabilize conditions in the Pacific have ended. Japan is
expected to make aggressive move within the next few days. An
amphibious expedition against either the Philippines, Thai, or Kra
Peninsula or possibly Borneo is indicated by the number and equipment
of Japanese troops and the organization of their naval task forces. You
will execute a defensive deployment in preparation for carrying out the
tasks assigned in WPL-46 only. Guam, Samoa and Continental Districts
have been directed to take appropriate measures against sabotage. A
similar warning is being sent by the War Department. Inform naval district
and Army authorities. British to be informed by Spenavo."

The navy received a copy of the army message on 28 November.

Strategy and Command, the first two years by Louis Morton, (US Army
in WWII, War in the Pacific series)

page 119,

"In view of the seriousness of the situation, the Army and Navy chiefs
felt that commanders in the Pacific should be warned immediately.
Already, the Navy had sent out word on the 24th-to be passed on to
the Army commanders-that prospects for an agreement with Japan
were slight and that Japanese troop movements indicated that "a
surprise aggressive movement in any direction, including attack on
Philippines or Guam" was a possibility. [37] Now, on the 27th,
Stimson asked General Gerow whether the Army should not send a
warning. Gerow showed him the Navy message of the 24th, but this
failed to satisfy Stimson who observed that the President wanted a
warning message sent to the Philippines. As a result, a fresh warning,
considered a "final alert," was sent to Hawaii, the Philippines, Panama,
and San Francisco. The commander of each of these garrisons was
told of the status of the negotiations with Japan, the imminence of
hostilities, and the desirability of having Japan commit the "first overt
act." Each was instructed to "undertake such reconnaissance and other
measures" as he thought necessary and to carry out the tasks assigned
in the war plan if hostilities occurred. With the exception of MacArthur,
each of the commanders was also warned not to alarm the civilian
population or to "disclose intent." At the same time G-2 of the War
Department sent an additional and briefer message to Hawaii and
Panama, but not to the Philippines, warning against subversive activities."

http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/books/70-7_04.htm

has the text on line, in this case on page 117. Strange as it might seem
the army basically sent the same message to all its Pacific commands.

>>So which is it ?
>>Did he try to contact people or do nothing
>
>Do you think that Navy and Army units in Pasific were alerted and waiting for
>Japanase to attack?

The units were alerted but history showed not to the extent they
needed to be.

>>Hardly a blueprint of the Pearl Harbor attack plan.
>
>You could only say that if officers of US military intelligence had NOT told to
>their superiors cleary "Target is Pearl Harbor" but they did say exactly that
>since Nov,28.

There was no Pearl Harbor warning delivered to the US and the last
people to know of one would have been the army intelligence, they
were not watching the IJN.

The diplomatic cables give no warning on any of the Japanese
attacks, only that there was a high probability someone would
be attacked.

Title: The "Magic" background of Pearl Harbor.
Publisher: [Washington] : Dept. of Defence, U.S.A. : for sale by
the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off., [1978]
Description: 5 v. in 8 : maps (on lining paper) ; 27 cm.

It contains the cables, including decode dates, the transcripts
of bugged Japan-US phone calls and state department assessments
of the various meetings.

There is a project at Purdue University to put the above books into
electronic form with an index, I am unsure about its current status.

See also

Author: Komatsu, Keiichiro.
Title: Origins of the Pacific War and the importance of 'magic'.
Publisher: New York : St. Martin's Press, 1999.

Where as part of the work the author looks at the problems with translating
Japanese into English and what sort of effects mistranslations had.

>So since Nov,28 they knew the target thanks to work of a few men.

No, the US intelligence system never predicted the attack on Pearl.
Some in US Army intelligence did pick up the "things are automatically
going to happen" message and then predicted the Japanese would
begin the war on the first Sunday after the deadline, that is 30 November
1941. This did not help the credibility of later predictions.

>Since their superiors did not respond to their warnings one of
>them,Thurman,sidestepped the line of command and personaly went all way up to
>White House,with very clear warning of japanase attack with the name of the
>target "Pearl Harbor".

Which work of fiction states this?

The Thurman knew it line appears to be part of the Pearl Harbor
movie plot. Presumably the system noticed it was really Dan
Aykroyd in disguise with false ID.

See for example, http://www.epinions.com/content_68513926788

Geoffrey Sinclair
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Denyav
June 10th 04, 07:05 AM
>Title: The "Magic" background of Pearl Harbor.
>Publisher: [Washington] : Dept. of Defence, U.S.A. : for sale by
>the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off., [1978]
>Description: 5 v. in 8 : maps (on lining paper) ; 27 cm.
>

Pardon me,but but by repeating official stories we cannot learn much more than
what we already know.

Kimmel and/or his descendants were given chance to defend themselves and to
challenge to official version only TWICE,one Navy investigation (There were
several Navy investigations but in only one he was allowed to defend himself
aganist charges !!!) the other was Congressional and both of them came to
conclusion that Kimmel should be exhonorated.period.
Kimmels defense were basically "FDR-Stimson-Marshall trio wanted it happen and
made it happen by witholding information that was known in Washington and
London.

All "official" facts were known to panelists but they still accepted Kimmels
version.

If one entity becomes evidence collector ,DA,police,judge,jury and executioner
the evidence that they present becomes irrelevant.

>The Thurman knew it line appears to be part of the Pearl Harbor
>movie plot. Presumably the system noticed it was really Dan
>Aykroyd in disguise with false ID.
>
Military Intelligence Characters of this movie were based on real characters
moreover they and/or their relatives were interviewed by the the makers of the
movie.

Denyav
June 10th 04, 07:33 AM
>There was no Pearl Harbor warning delivered to the US and the last
>people to know of one would have been the army intelligence, they
>were not watching the IJN.

Well,we are talking about pre-CIA even pre-OSS era,if you dont count FBI,they
were nations only intel agency,
BTW Adm.Kramer was Thurmans real life superior too.

Keith Willshaw
June 10th 04, 10:28 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Title: The "Magic" background of Pearl Harbor.
> >Publisher: [Washington] : Dept. of Defence, U.S.A. : for sale by
> >the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off., [1978]
> >Description: 5 v. in 8 : maps (on lining paper) ; 27 cm.
> >
>
> Pardon me,but but by repeating official stories we cannot learn much more
than
> what we already know.
>
> Kimmel and/or his descendants were given chance to defend themselves and
to
> challenge to official version only TWICE,one Navy investigation (There
were
> several Navy investigations but in only one he was allowed to defend
himself
> aganist charges !!!) the other was Congressional and both of them came to
> conclusion that Kimmel should be exhonorated.period.


No they didnt - period
http://www.ibiblio.org/pha/pha/congress/part_5.html

<Quote>
The story of Admiral Kimmel's administration of the Pacific Fleet and
supervision of the Fourteenth Naval District as well as General Short's
administration of the Hawaiian Department in the critical days before
December 7 is the epitome of worthy plans and purposes which were never
implemented. The job of an administrator is only half completed upon the
issuance of an order; it is discharged when he determines the order has
been executed.
</Quote>

Keith

B2431
June 10th 04, 11:09 AM
>From: (Denyav)
>Date: 6/9/2004 10:23 PM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>>Presidents don't sign off on Congressional "findings."
>
>Actually Congress passed a law and recommed exonoration of Kimmel
>This law was the result of the Congressional "findings".
>As far as I know Administration(s) is still dragging its feet.

But that's not what you said. Please keep your stories straight.

Now what bill was passed to clear Kimmel? Who presented it in the Senate and
who presented it in the House? When was this done?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Denyav
June 10th 04, 04:31 PM
>No they didnt - period
>http://www.ibiblio.org/pha/pha/congress/part_5.html
>

Mr.Willshaw you keep offering old documents and/or monkey court archieves as
evidence.
I wonder if you are aware that US Congress passed a resolution in 1999 and
requested full exonoration of Kimmel.
You are still trying to stick old documents that were produced and used by the
establisment to cover up their activites.

But times are changed now not many are taking offical evidences given in old
documents as evidences at all.

Many things that you say "did not happen" is (like secret White House meeting
in the eve of Pearl Harbor attack and discussion of Attack) DID happen
according to sworn testimonies of the Officers.

So basically you are telling everyone "dont believe them,believe only to our
official version".Heck even Members of Congress do not buy it anymore.

Truth is Mr.Willshaw FDR promised nation not to enter WWII unless attacked and
he kept his promise.

Denyav
June 10th 04, 04:33 PM
>Now what bill was passed to clear Kimmel? Who presented it in the Senate and
>who presented it in the House? When was this done?
>

Bill passed in 1999.
I got to check for the sponsors.

George Z. Bush
June 10th 04, 09:38 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...

> I wonder if you are aware that US Congress passed a resolution in 1999 and
> requested full exonoration of Kimmel.

Just to set the record straight, it wasn't a resolution.....it was in May 2000,
and it was an amendment to the 2001 Defense Bill that requested that both Adm
Kimmel and Gen. Short be advanced posthumously on the promotion list to their
highest respective grades in which they had served. It was passed unanimously,
but President Clinton declined to sign it. It was again presented the following
year, but President Bush also declined to sign it. No reason was given in both
cases.

George Z.

Denyav
June 11th 04, 04:35 AM
>Just to set the record straight, it wasn't a resolution.....it was in May
>2000,
>and it was an amendment to the 2001 Defense Bill that requested that both Adm
>Kimmel and Gen. Short be advanced posthumously on the promotion list to their

>ighest respective grades in which they had served. It was passed
>unanimously,
>but President Clinton declined to sign it. It was again presented the
>following
>year, but President Bush also declined to sign it. No reason was given in
>both
>cases.
>
>George Z.

Thanks for correction,I thought it was in 1999.
But as you correctly stated no president ever signed it and I think no
president will ever sign it.
Even no president gave reason for refusal,the reason is very obvious.

L'acrobat
June 11th 04, 05:21 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >The empire was an idea who's time had past, Britains
> >didnt want to be the slavemasters of the world.
>
> Really?,I think the British empire officially ended during Suez crisis
when US
> told British rather unexpectedly (at least for the Brits) "stay at home or
> else".
> US engagement in WWII had two goals:
> 1)Defeating Nazi Germany
> 2)Destroying British Empire
>
> Till Suez crisis Brits hoped that US might want to forget second goal,but
US
> had other plans.

US engagement in WW2 was in response to an attack just before a declaration
of war by Japan and another attack just after a declaration of war by
Germany.

Please read some history.

Denyav
June 11th 04, 05:53 AM
>US engagement in WW2 was in response to an attack just before a declaration
>of war by Japan and another attack just after a declaration of war by
>Germany.
>

1)If you read some history,you must know that FDR was very eager for US
engagement.
2)If you read history you must also know that that FDR promised the nation not
enter war unless attacked (a requirement of domestic politics)

A solution to satisfy two contradictionary requirements=The Pearl Harbor trap

Pearl Harbor was only one of US (Union) vaccination operations.
Short history of US (Union) is full of such operations ,like
Ft.Sumter,Maine,Pearl Harbor,9/11 you name it.

If Hitler'd won the war , Nazi version of Reichstag fire would be the official
version.period.

Reading history from the books is by no means enough,one must learn to "read"
events themselves.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 11th 04, 07:33 AM
Denyav wrote in message >...

Firstly part of my deleted text,

There was no Pearl Harbor warning delivered to the US and the last
people to know of one would have been the army intelligence, they
were not watching the IJN.

The diplomatic cables give no warning on any of the Japanese
attacks, only that there was a high probability someone would
be attacked.

>>Title: The "Magic" background of Pearl Harbor.
>>Publisher: [Washington] : Dept. of Defence, U.S.A. : for sale by
>>the Supt. of Docs., U.S. Govt. Print. Off., [1978]
>>Description: 5 v. in 8 : maps (on lining paper) ; 27 cm.
>
>Pardon me,but but by repeating official stories we cannot learn much more than
>what we already know.

Let us see the claim what the war warning messages contained about
Pearl Harbor is deleted, along with the actual messages themselves,
since the truth destroys the claim. Now comes the decision to delete
the transcripts of the Japanese messages, since the claimed "attack
Pearl Harbor" message does not exist the actual record needs to be
deleted as well.

More deleted text,

"It contains the cables, including decode dates, the transcripts
of bugged Japan-US phone calls and state department assessments
of the various meetings.

There is a project at Purdue University to put the above books into
electronic form with an index, I am unsure about its current status.

See also

Author: Komatsu, Keiichiro.
Title: Origins of the Pacific War and the importance of 'magic'.
Publisher: New York : St. Martin's Press, 1999.

Where as part of the work the author looks at the problems with translating
Japanese into English and what sort of effects mistranslations had."

I suggest reading the messages, they tell you lots, things like the
maps of Panama that were so good a courier was to take them to
Japan. The ships in harbour messages from the other ports, not
just Hawaii and so on.

>Kimmel and/or his descendants were given chance to defend themselves and to
>challenge to official version only TWICE,one Navy investigation (There were
>several Navy investigations but in only one he was allowed to defend himself
>aganist charges !!!) the other was Congressional and both of them came to
>conclusion that Kimmel should be exhonorated.period.

Try again, the Congressional investigation found against Kimmel.
The navy investigation found for him. By the way investigations
are about deciding charges, trials are for defending charges.

1) Roberts Commission, 1941/42 found against Kimmel and Short
2) Hart Inquiry in 1944, mainly evidence collecting
3) Pearl Harbor Army Board in 1944, criticised Short, Marshall and Gerow.
4) Naval Court of Inquiry, exonerated Kimmel.
5) Clausen Investigation, 1944/45, mainly evidence gathering. (He wrote
a book on it and gives Kimmel and Short the highest rankings in the
contributors to the defeat list.)
6) Hewitt Inquiry, 1945, follow on to Naval court, Kimmel denied access,
no report published.
7) Clarke Investigation, 1944/45 investigation into claims of documents
being destroyed, found this not to be the case.
8) Joint Congressional Committee, 1945/46, Hawaiian commanders guilty
of errors of judgement, not dereliction of duty.

>Kimmels defense were basically "FDR-Stimson-Marshall trio wanted it
>happen and made it happen by witholding information that was known in
>Washington and London.

Putting words into Kimmel's mouth now I see. Kimmel's defence was
that he was deprived of information he needed, mainly messages from
the local Japanese consulate and timely warning of the time the last
Japanese message was supposed to be presented to the US. There
was nothing said about senior leaders wanting the attack to happen.

>All "official" facts were known to panelists but they still accepted Kimmels
>version.
>
>If one entity becomes evidence collector ,DA,police,judge,jury and executioner
>the evidence that they present becomes irrelevant.

I like this, if the one entity argument is followed then the claimed let
off for Kimmel is the rigged result, it was an all Navy affair.

>>The Thurman knew it line appears to be part of the Pearl Harbor
>>movie plot. Presumably the system noticed it was really Dan
>>Aykroyd in disguise with false ID.

See for example, http://www.epinions.com/content_68513926788

>Military Intelligence Characters of this movie were based on real characters
>moreover they and/or their relatives were interviewed by the the makers of the
>movie.

I see "based on real characters", and I presume the transcripts of these
claimed conversations are available? I presume you have traced the
people the pilots and nurse were based on as well? Found the message
the plot line was based on as well? Double checked the interviews were
with people present, not relatives reporting hearsay 60 years later?

Perhaps the fundamental reality that the US Army intelligence people
did not work on IJN codes will intrude at some stage.

Alternatively Hollywood movies said to be fiction can be taken as the
truth, so the US has Luke Skywalker hiding somewhere no doubt.
John Wayne won WWII almost single-handed, serving in all branches
of the US military?

It sums up the "evidence" quite well when a Hollywood entertainment
product is the source of truth.

Geoffrey Sinclair
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Denyav
June 11th 04, 08:27 AM
>The diplomatic cables give no warning on any of the Japanese
>attacks, only that there was a high probability someone would
>be attacked.
>

Really? Now two quotas from "recent" law the requesting exonoration of Kimmel:
1)"Numerous investigations following the attack on Pearl Harbor have documented
that Adm.Kimmel and Lt.Gen.Short were not provided neccesary and critical
intelligence that was available, that was foretold of war with Japan,that
warned of imminent attack,and that would have alerted them to prepare for the
attack,including such essential communiques as the Pearl Harbor Bomb Plot
message of Sep.24,1941 and the message sent from IJ Foreign ministry to
Japanase Ambassador in US from Dec 6 to 7 1941,known as fourteen part message".
2)"On July 1997 Adm.Richardson USN (Ret) responded to Dorn report with his own
study which confirmed the findings of the Naval Court of Inquiry and and Army
Pearl Harbor Board of Investigations and established ,among other facts,that
the war effert in 1941 was undermined by a restrictive distrubution policy,and
the degree to which the commanders of US forces in Hawai were not alerted
about impending attack was directly attributable to the witholding of
intelligence from Adm.Kimmel and Gen.Short".>) Roberts Commission, 1941/42
found against Kimmel and Short
>2) Hart Inquiry in 1944, mainly evidence collecting
>3) Pearl Harbor Army Board in 1944, criticised Short, Marshall and Gerow.
>4) Naval Court of Inquiry, exonerated Kimmel.
>5) Clausen Investigation, 1944/45, mainly evidence gathering. (He wrote
>a book on it and gives Kimmel and Short the highest rankings in the
>contributors to the defeat list.)
>6) Hewitt Inquiry, 1945, follow on to Naval court, Kimmel denied access,
>no report published.
>7) Clarke Investigation, 1944/45 investigation into claims of documents
>being destroyed, found this not to be the case.
>8) Joint Congressional Committee, 1945/46, Hawaiian commanders guilty
>of errors of judgement, not dereliction of duty.
>
In in Nr.4 of this list he was allowed to defend himself,Court exhonorated
him,BUT findings were kept secret.period.
>aid to be fiction can be taken as the
>truth, so the US has Luke Skywalker hiding somewhere no doubt.
>John Wayne won WWII almost single-handed, serving in all branches
>of the US military?

Dont underestimate Holywood,Its nations premier quasi-governmental PSYOP
organization.
For more info check out:
"Who paid the Piper? . The CIA and cultural Cold War". By Frances Saunders.

L'acrobat
June 11th 04, 12:31 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >US engagement in WW2 was in response to an attack just before a
declaration
> >of war by Japan and another attack just after a declaration of war by
> >Germany.
> >
>
> 1)If you read some history,you must know that FDR was very eager for US
> engagement.
> 2)If you read history you must also know that that FDR promised the nation
not
> enter war unless attacked (a requirement of domestic politics)
>
> A solution to satisfy two contradictionary requirements=The Pearl Harbor
trap

and so you head off into the land of the lunatics.

>
> Pearl Harbor was only one of US (Union) vaccination operations.
> Short history of US (Union) is full of such operations ,like
> Ft.Sumter,Maine,Pearl Harbor,9/11 you name it.
>
> If Hitler'd won the war , Nazi version of Reichstag fire would be the
official
> version.period.
>
> Reading history from the books is by no means enough,one must learn to
"read"
> events themselves.

Or to put another way, paranoid dip****s like yourself learn to "read"
anything that matches your delusions into being "truth".

What an "interesting" world you must inhabit, where your totally unsupported
opinion = "truth".

The other name for that condition is "insanity".

Lisakbernacchia
June 11th 04, 01:40 PM
>Subject: Re: For Keith Willshaw...
>From: (Denyav)
>Date: 6/10/2004 9:53 PM Pacific Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>>US engagement in WW2 was in response to an attack just before a declaration
>>of war by Japan and another attack just after a declaration of war by
>>Germany.
>>
>
>1)If you read some history,you must know that FDR was very eager for US
>engagement.
>2)If you read history you must also know that that FDR promised the nation
>not
>enter war unless attacked (a requirement of domestic politics)
>
>A solution to satisfy two contradictionary requirements=The Pearl Harbor trap
>
>Pearl Harbor was only one of US (Union) vaccination operations.
>Short history of US (Union) is full of such operations ,like
>Ft.Sumter,Maine,Pearl Harbor,9/11 you name it.
>
>If Hitler'd won the war , Nazi version of Reichstag fire would be the
>official
>version.period.etter yet,haave been there.
>
>Reading history from the books is by no means enough,one must learn to "read"
>events themselves.
>
Or better yet,have been there.

Denyav
June 11th 04, 06:06 PM
>Or better yet,have been there.
>

Right.

Denyav
June 11th 04, 06:21 PM
>and so you head off into the land of the lunatics.
>

Do you really think that you can supress the truth for forever by resorting to
Ad Hominem attacks?>Or to put another way, paranoid dip****s like yourself
learn to "read"
>anything that matches your delusions into being "truth".
>
>What an "interesting" world you must inhabit, where your totally unsupported
>opinion = "truth".
>
>The other name for that condition is "insanity".

Your nervousness is understandable and fully justified.

B2431
June 11th 04, 06:21 PM
>From: (Denyav)

>
>>The diplomatic cables give no warning on any of the Japanese
>>attacks, only that there was a high probability someone would
>>be attacked.
>>
>
>Really? Now two quotas from "recent" law the requesting exonoration of
>Kimmel:

What "law?" When was it passed? Which president signed it into"law?"

To simplify it for you: a bill passed by Congress doesn't become law until it
is signed by the President.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Denyav
June 11th 04, 06:34 PM
>To simplify it for you: a bill passed by Congress doesn't become law until it
>is signed by the President.
>

As George Z. clarified,executive Branch refused and still refuses to sign it
and will NEVER sign it (even if the president wants to sign it),which is alone
an indicator that much more than exonoration of two individuals are in the
line.

Tank Fixer
June 11th 04, 08:55 PM
In article >,
on 08 Jun 2004 03:51:31 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >Which never happened since nobody knew this.
> >Please none of the 'they broke the codes' bull****.
> >
> >The IJN didnt transmit the details of this operation,
> >it was hand carried and the fleet maintained radio silence
>
> No,Sir almost everbody in Washington DC,but surely the names mentioned above as
> all them were informed about attack by Col.Bratton and Thurman personaly.
> On Nov.28 They officially informed Hull,Stimson and Knox about japanese fleets
> target.They did not respond.

How could they do this when they didn't know that the Japanese Carriers were
at sea ?

> On eve of Pearl Harbor attack the same team intercepted and decipher the famous
> message to Nomura.

Which, if you have read it you would know, has no reference to any target at
all.

> Thurman took the message immediately to Adm.Kramer.He took the message but did
> not do anything.

What would he do with a message implying that Japan was breaking off
negotiations ?

> Thurman tried to contact Stark,Turner and Marshall,no avail, apparently nobody
> in Washington DC wants to do something to prevent Pearl Harbor.

Wait, didn't you just say Thurman didn't do anything with the message ?

> As last resort Thurman went directly to White House with a car driven by his
> wife and wanted to speak with FDR directly.
> But instead of FDR he was ablr to speak to Harry Hopkins.
>
> So,Mr.Willshaw after Nov.28 Pearl Harbor attack was not surprise attack to
> anybody in Washington DC,it was a very welcomed opportunity.
> In other words,Washington was decided to make it happen for domestic politics.
>
> >Kimmel was fired, I really dont see him staying
> >silent in such a situation.
>
> Firing is not a very heavy punishment form

Have you actually READ any of the messages ?


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variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 11th 04, 09:00 PM
In article >,
on 08 Jun 2004 21:58:19 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >As a result Kimmel and Short were sent a message that
> >began "This is to be considered a war warning"
>
> They also added that Pearl Harbor was only possible target.period.

Bullcrap

It did no such thing and to state otherwise is dishonest.

You have proven you havn't read the war warning that was sent on 28 Nov 1941

>
> >So which is it ?
> >Did he try to contact people or do nothing
>
> Do you think that Navy and Army units in Pasific were alerted and waiting for
> Japanase to attack?

They had been givin warning on 28 Nov.


> >Hardly a blueprint of the Pearl Harbor attack plan.
>
> You could only say that if officers of US military intelligence had NOT told to
> their superiors cleary "Target is Pearl Harbor" but they did say exactly that
> since Nov,28.

When and where did they do so ?

> So since Nov,28 they knew the target thanks to work of a few men.
> Since their superiors did not respond to their warnings one of
> them,Thurman,sidestepped the line of command and personaly went all way up to
> White House,with very clear warning of japanase attack with the name of the
> target "Pearl Harbor".

Reprinting a lie does not make it so. The 14 part message had no referance
to any target.



> >For you I'm sure thats true.
> >
>
> Put the blame on Guetenberg and also countless creators of the "
> Information Age".

Perhaps you should try reading some and come back ?


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variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 11th 04, 09:24 PM
In article >,
on 11 Jun 2004 04:53:45 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >US engagement in WW2 was in response to an attack just before a declaration
> >of war by Japan and another attack just after a declaration of war by
> >Germany.
> >
>
> 1)If you read some history,you must know that FDR was very eager for US
> engagement.
> 2)If you read history you must also know that that FDR promised the nation not
> enter war unless attacked (a requirement of domestic politics)
>
> A solution to satisfy two contradictionary requirements=The Pearl Harbor trap
>

The hole in your argument is a ship called the USS Ruben James.

Go look her up and get back to us.


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variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 11th 04, 09:25 PM
In article >,
on 10 Jun 2004 06:05:02 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

>
> Military Intelligence Characters of this movie were based on real characters
> moreover they and/or their relatives were interviewed by the the makers of the
> movie.

Are you basing your entire argument on the movie "Pearl Harbor" ???



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Tank Fixer
June 11th 04, 09:25 PM
In article >,
on 10 Jun 2004 15:33:20 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >Now what bill was passed to clear Kimmel? Who presented it in the Senate and
> >who presented it in the House? When was this done?
> >
>
> Bill passed in 1999.
> I got to check for the sponsors.
>


Not holding my breath waiting for you to get back to us with them either...

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variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 11th 04, 09:25 PM
In article >,
on 09 Jun 2004 15:49:02 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >1) They didnt
> >
>
> This is the whole point .according to the Government they did not,according to
> the Intelligence officers they did and they did it repeately.
> On eve of Pearl Harbor attact,even during a secret White House meeting they
> discussed their Pearl Harbor specific information.
> But of course White House denies even this meeting!.

Yet YOU know of this secret meeting ?



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Pete
June 11th 04, 10:17 PM
"Tank Fixer" > wrote in message
k.net...
> In article >,
> on 10 Jun 2004 06:05:02 GMT,
> Denyav attempted to say .....
>
> >
> > Military Intelligence Characters of this movie were based on real
characters
> > moreover they and/or their relatives were interviewed by the the makers
of the
> > movie.
>
> Are you basing your entire argument on the movie "Pearl Harbor" ???

Hie entire *life* seems to be based on fictional events.

Pete

L'acrobat
June 12th 04, 01:41 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >and so you head off into the land of the lunatics.
> >
>
> Do you really think that you can supress the truth for forever by
resorting to
> Ad Hominem attacks?

The truth is already well known, and I like insulting the insane. call it a
foible.


>Or to put another way, paranoid dip****s like yourself
> learn to "read"
> >anything that matches your delusions into being "truth".
> >
> >What an "interesting" world you must inhabit, where your totally
unsupported
> >opinion = "truth".
> >
> >The other name for that condition is "insanity".
>
> Your nervousness is understandable and fully justified.

Nervousness that you are insane? - I find it amusing, not scary.

L'acrobat
June 12th 04, 01:43 AM
"Tank Fixer" > wrote in message
k.net...
> In article >,
> on 09 Jun 2004 15:49:02 GMT,
> Denyav attempted to say .....
>
> > >1) They didnt
> > >
> >
> > This is the whole point .according to the Government they did
not,according to
> > the Intelligence officers they did and they did it repeately.
> > On eve of Pearl Harbor attact,even during a secret White House meeting
they
> > discussed their Pearl Harbor specific information.
> > But of course White House denies even this meeting!.
>
> Yet YOU know of this secret meeting ?

In the world of the lunatic conspiracy nut, a total lack of supporting
evidence is the most convincing evidence of all.

Denyav
June 12th 04, 01:50 AM
>In the world of the lunatic conspiracy nut, a total lack of supporting
>evidence is the most convincing evidence of all.

Apparently those lunatic conspirators somehow managed to convince even the
members of Congress.

This kind of accusations are usually the last line of defense for those who
want the things that were covered up,remain also covered up.

B2431
June 12th 04, 02:01 AM
>From: (Denyav)
>Date: 6/11/2004 7:50 PM Central
>
>>In the world of the lunatic conspiracy nut, a total lack of supporting
>>evidence is the most convincing evidence of all.
>
>Apparently those lunatic conspirators somehow managed to convince even the
>members of Congress.
>
More likely they were trying to do a humane service to Kimmel's family.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Denyav
June 12th 04, 02:01 AM
>The truth is already well known, and I like insulting the insane. call it a
>foible.

Whose truth?

Those who favor the reopening Pearl Harbor case are in majority today.

As far as I know Sacco&Venzetti too were convicted according to the "truth that
was very well known".

>Nervousness that you are insane? - I find it amusing, not scary.

Glad to hear that.

Denyav
June 12th 04, 02:16 AM
>More likely they were trying to do a humane service to Kimmel's family.

Really? Bill text was too strongly worded for a such humane service and
included several referrals to various documents that charged FDR adm.with
conspiracy and that was the reason why no US president dared to sign it and no
US president will ever dare to sign it.
Its obvious if Kimmel exonorated,next step will be the reopening of Pearl
Harbor case,so the establlishment will prevent this no matter what.

Peter Kemp
June 12th 04, 04:16 AM
On 12 Jun 2004 01:01:35 GMT, (Denyav) wrote:

>>The truth is already well known, and I like insulting the insane. call it a
>>foible.
>
>Whose truth?
>
>Those who favor the reopening Pearl Harbor case are in majority today.

Really? Can you provide a cite for that? Or is it contained in a scret
document suppressed by the guvmint?

Peter Kemp

Tank Fixer
June 12th 04, 06:22 AM
In article >,
on 12 Jun 2004 01:01:35 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >The truth is already well known, and I like insulting the insane. call it a
> >foible.
>
> Whose truth?
>
> Those who favor the reopening Pearl Harbor case are in majority today.

In which alternate reality ?

Or is it just all those voices ?

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variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 12th 04, 06:22 AM
In article >,
on 12 Jun 2004 01:16:57 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >More likely they were trying to do a humane service to Kimmel's family.
>
> Really? Bill text was too strongly worded for a such humane service and
> included several referrals to various documents that charged FDR adm.with
> conspiracy and that was the reason why no US president dared to sign it and no
> US president will ever dare to sign it.
> Its obvious if Kimmel exonorated,next step will be the reopening of Pearl
> Harbor case,so the establlishment will prevent this no matter what.

OH MY GOD your right, and YOU know the truth.

Yo had better go into hiding ASAP my friend, or the CABAL will track you
down and you might suffer a suicide....



--
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variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 12th 04, 06:22 AM
In article >,
on 12 Jun 2004 00:50:33 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >In the world of the lunatic conspiracy nut, a total lack of supporting
> >evidence is the most convincing evidence of all.
>
> Apparently those lunatic conspirators somehow managed to convince even the
> members of Congress.

You give members of congress way too much credit



> This kind of accusations are usually the last line of defense for those who
> want the things that were covered up,remain also covered up.




--
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variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 12th 04, 06:22 AM
In article >,
on Sat, 12 Jun 2004 10:43:43 +1000,
L'acrobat attempted to say .....

>
> "Tank Fixer" > wrote in message
> k.net...
> > In article >,
> > on 09 Jun 2004 15:49:02 GMT,
> > Denyav attempted to say .....
> >
> > > >1) They didnt
> > > >
> > >
> > > This is the whole point .according to the Government they did
> not,according to
> > > the Intelligence officers they did and they did it repeately.
> > > On eve of Pearl Harbor attact,even during a secret White House meeting
> they
> > > discussed their Pearl Harbor specific information.
> > > But of course White House denies even this meeting!.
> >
> > Yet YOU know of this secret meeting ?
>
> In the world of the lunatic conspiracy nut, a total lack of supporting
> evidence is the most convincing evidence of all.
>

I forgot that one.
And that lack of evidence is also proof of the conspiracy.

--
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Denyav
June 12th 04, 06:51 AM
>In which alternate reality

1)Ft.Sumter
2)USS Maine
3)Pearl Harbor
4)9/11

This kind of operations should be a thing of the past,but you can not prevent
the recurrence of such events by covering them up.

L'acrobat
June 12th 04, 07:48 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >In the world of the lunatic conspiracy nut, a total lack of supporting
> >evidence is the most convincing evidence of all.
>
> Apparently those lunatic conspirators somehow managed to convince even
the
> members of Congress.

Or the fact that it would have no real world impact and would be seen as
being nice to the next of kin made it seem reasonable.

>
> This kind of accusations are usually the last line of defense for those
who
> want the things that were covered up,remain also covered up.

The problem you run into is that I have no stake at all in the Pearl Harbour
issue. I just like poking fun at mad people.

L'acrobat
June 12th 04, 07:49 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >The truth is already well known, and I like insulting the insane. call it
a
> >foible.
>
> Whose truth?
>
> Those who favor the reopening Pearl Harbor case are in majority today.
>

And the "figures" for that come from another of your "truths" do they?

Denyav
June 12th 04, 08:10 AM
>Or the fact that it would have no real world impact and would be seen as
>being nice to the next of kin made it seem reasonable.

"Courtesy" laws are usually rubber stamped by presidents,not refused for
forever.


>The problem you run into is that I have no stake at all in the Pearl Harbour
>issue. I just like poking fun at mad people.

"Standardized Minds" could not even qualify as "mad people".

Cheers.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 12th 04, 08:20 AM
Denyav wrote in message >...

Firstly part of my deleted text,

There was no Pearl Harbor warning delivered to the US and the last
people to know of one would have been the army intelligence, they
were not watching the IJN.

>>The diplomatic cables give no warning on any of the Japanese
>>attacks, only that there was a high probability someone would
>>be attacked.
>
>Really? Now two quotas from "recent" law the requesting exonoration of Kimmel:

There was no "law" there was effectively a petition. One that was
turned down. Do not worry the fact the moon was in the third house
is also proof of the conspiracy, FDR wearing his green socks the
secret sign and so on.

It is really quite simple, look below and know people are fitting the
evidence after the event. There was no "attack the US" message,
let alone attack a specific location, the 14 part message was not a
declaration of war, and the British and Dutch did not even receive
that message, let alone a declaration of war.

>1)"Numerous investigations following the attack on Pearl Harbor have documented
>that Adm.Kimmel and Lt.Gen.Short were not provided neccesary and critical
>intelligence that was available, that was foretold of war with Japan,that
>warned of imminent attack,and that would have alerted them to prepare for the
>attack,including such essential communiques as the Pearl Harbor Bomb Plot
>message of Sep.24,1941 and the message sent from IJ Foreign ministry to
>Japanase Ambassador in US from Dec 6 to 7 1941,known as fourteen part >message".

Congratulations on noting that after the event people could fit the pre
attack messages into the proven chain of events.

Now go back and note the key part of the 14 part message was about
having no point in further negotiations, not a declaration of war. The
timing of the note was an important factor, it fitted with first light in the
Midway/Guam area, and early morning in the Philippines.

Note by the way the grid message, the one that wanted the location as
well as the number of ships in harbour, was named bomb plot after the
attack, not before. In any case a bomb plot is the diagram of the fall
of the bombs, an after the attack report.

Simply put the US "knew" it could not immediately go to war to defend
European colonies in Asia. The Japanese military government "knew"
the best time for the US to declare war was at the start of fighting. The
Japanese had to make the decision. There were no resources needed
by the Japanese from the Philippines.

>2)"On July 1997 Adm.Richardson USN (Ret) responded to Dorn report with his own
>study which confirmed the findings of the Naval Court of Inquiry and and Army
>Pearl Harbor Board of Investigations and established ,among other facts,that
>the war effert in 1941 was undermined by a restrictive distrubution policy,and
>the degree to which the commanders of US forces in Hawai were not alerted
>about impending attack was directly attributable to the witholding of
>intelligence from Adm.Kimmel and Gen.Short".

Congratulations in noting the US discovered it had short changed its
field commanders. That is completely separate to the US knowing
when and where attacks would occur, plus there is still the problem of
whether the commanders would do anything. The USN had known
for years the IJN warplan was to await the USN in the eastern
Pacific, not come for the USN.

I see the claims about what investigations did what have been deleted,
like all the other claims, once the documents are produced the claims
have to be deleted.

Deleted text,

"Try again, the Congressional investigation found against Kimmel.
The navy investigation found for him. By the way investigations
are about deciding charges, trials are for defending charges."

>>1) Roberts Commission, 1941/42 found against Kimmel and Short
>>2) Hart Inquiry in 1944, mainly evidence collecting
>>3) Pearl Harbor Army Board in 1944, criticised Short, Marshall and Gerow.
>>4) Naval Court of Inquiry, exonerated Kimmel.
>>5) Clausen Investigation, 1944/45, mainly evidence gathering. (He wrote
>>a book on it and gives Kimmel and Short the highest rankings in the
>>contributors to the defeat list.)
>>6) Hewitt Inquiry, 1945, follow on to Naval court, Kimmel denied access,
>>no report published.
>>7) Clarke Investigation, 1944/45 investigation into claims of documents
>>being destroyed, found this not to be the case.
>>8) Joint Congressional Committee, 1945/46, Hawaiian commanders guilty
>>of errors of judgement, not dereliction of duty.
>>
>In in Nr.4 of this list he was allowed to defend himself,Court exhonorated
>him,BUT findings were kept secret.period.

This is quite funny, if the findings were kept secret period how would
anyone know Kimmel had been exonerated?

Deleted text,

"Putting words into Kimmel's mouth now I see. Kimmel's defence was
that he was deprived of information he needed, mainly messages from
the local Japanese consulate and timely warning of the time the last
Japanese message was supposed to be presented to the US. There
was nothing said about senior leaders wanting the attack to happen."

On claims the inquiries were rigged,

"I like this, if the one entity argument is followed then the claimed let
off for Kimmel is the rigged result, it was an all Navy affair."

On using Pearl Harbor the movie as a source,

"I see "based on real characters", and I presume the transcripts of these
claimed conversations are available? I presume you have traced the
people the pilots and nurse were based on as well? Found the message
the plot line was based on as well? Double checked the interviews were
with people present, not relatives reporting hearsay 60 years later?

Perhaps the fundamental reality that the US Army intelligence people
did not work on IJN codes will intrude at some stage.

Alternatively Hollywood movies said "

>>aid to be fiction can be taken as the
>>truth, so the US has Luke Skywalker hiding somewhere no doubt.
>>John Wayne won WWII almost single-handed, serving in all branches
>>of the US military?

"It sums up the "evidence" quite well when a Hollywood entertainment
product is the source of truth."

>Dont underestimate Holywood,Its nations premier quasi-governmental PSYOP
>organization.

This is good, presumably the "Pearl Harbor" movie talk of code
breaking is therefore psyops and needs to be ignored. Then again
given the movie is the advanced "proof" of code breaking maybe not.

Hollywood promotes US disinformation, except when the claim is
liked, then it is the truth, spoken by a fictional character in a movie
claimed to be fictional is no barrier. Just ignore the actual history.

>For more info check out:
>"Who paid the Piper? . The CIA and cultural Cold War". By Frances Saunders.

On sale now on paranoia street no doubt. Remember folks, lack
of evidence is proof of two conspiracies, the original and the cover up.
The lack of evidence for the cover up is proof of three conspiracies,
and so on, head for the big conspiracy sale near you, pay your money
and be told what you want to here as people make themselves rich
at your expense.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Denyav
June 12th 04, 09:11 AM
>For more info check out:
>>"Who paid the Piper? . The CIA and cultural Cold War". By Frances Saunders.
>
>On sale now on paranoia street no doubt. Remember folks, lack
>of evidence is proof of two conspiracies, the original and the cover up.
>The lack of evidence for the cover up is proof of three conspiracies,
>and so on, head for the big conspiracy sale near you, pay your money
>and be told what you want to here as people make themselves rich
>at your expense.
>
>Geoffrey Sinclair
>Remove the nb for email.

I see,"deny everything" and "stick to official version",seem to be only ways to
find the truths.

It worked in 1861,it worked in 1898,it worked in 1941, so,why not in 2001 or
2004?.

Game is the same but audience is very different now,thats the reason why the
credibility of US today is better than,well,used car salesman .




>There was no "law" there was effectively a petition. One that was
>turned down. Do not worry the fact the moon was in the third house
>is also proof of the conspiracy, FDR wearing his green socks the
>secret sign and so on.

I dont know if FDR were wearing green socks but if the President had signed it
before 9/11,it could be understood by some as a radical policy change.

>This is quite funny, if the findings were kept secret period how would
>anyone know Kimmel had been exonerated?

I dont know what Kimmel said in Court but he said during an interview in 1958:

"My belief is that Gen.Short and I were not given information available in
Washington and were not informed of the impending attack because it was feared
that the action in Hawai might deter Japanese from making the attack.Our
President has repeatedly assured the American people that the US would not
enter the war unless we were attacked .The Japanase attack on the fleet would
put the US in the war with the full support of American Public"


Sounds like he was telling the story of 9/11/2001 in 1958 !.

L'acrobat
June 12th 04, 11:13 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >In which alternate reality
>
> 1)Ft.Sumter
> 2)USS Maine
> 3)Pearl Harbor
> 4)9/11
>
> This kind of operations should be a thing of the past,but you can not
prevent
> the recurrence of such events by covering them up.


Relisting them does not equal proving them. but feel to relist them a few
more times.

Alistair Gunn
June 12th 04, 01:06 PM
Denyav twisted the electrons to say:
> 2)If you read history you must also know that that FDR promised the
> nation not enter war unless attacked (a requirement of domestic
> politics)
>
> A solution to satisfy two contradictionary requirements =
> The Pearl Harbor trap

So, if we where to accept your premise that the White House knew not only
that the Japanese where coming but also the day they would be "arriving",
why not warn Pearl Harbour? After all, if you're planning on joining a
war it's generally considered an advantage not to lose large amounts of
men and equipment on day 1!

No need to sortie the fleet if you still want a "sneak attack", just get
them placed on alert - ie: all anti-aircraft guns manned and ready and a
decent CAP (with the rest of the fighters on +5/+15) overhead.
--
These opinions might not even be mine ...
Let alone connected with my employer ...

Denyav
June 12th 04, 04:57 PM
>> 1)Ft.Sumter
>> 2)USS Maine
>> 3)Pearl Harbor
>> 4)9/11

>Relisting them does not equal proving them. but feel to relist them a few
>more times.

It establishes the existence of a pattern or govenment culture.

Its always easier to get an Arson suspect with prior Arson convictions
convicted than an Arson suspect without any prior convictions.

Denyav
June 12th 04, 05:27 PM
>So, if we where to accept your premise that the White House knew not only
>that the Japanese where coming but also the day they would be "arriving",
>why not warn Pearl Harbour?

Good Question,but I think Kimmel gave a very clear answer to this question
during interview in 1958.

>After all, if you're planning on joining a
>war it's generally considered an advantage not to lose large amounts of
>men and equipment on day 1!

Amounts of men and equipment lost in Pearl Harbor is very insignificant in
comparison with manpower and production resources of US,as the later
developments in war proved.

>No need to sortie the fleet if you still want a "sneak attack", just get
>them placed on alert - ie: all anti-aircraft guns manned and ready and a
>decent CAP (with the rest of the fighters on +5/+15) overhead.

Pearl Harbors shortcomings were well known,in fact during pre-attack meetings
Kimmel always maintained that only viable defense would be the keeping the
fleet in open sea and his views shared by everybody.

B2431
June 12th 04, 08:54 PM
>From: Tank Fixer
>Date: 6/12/2004 12:22 AM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>In article >,
> on Sat, 12 Jun 2004 10:43:43 +1000,
> L'acrobat attempted to say .....
>
>>
>> "Tank Fixer" > wrote in message
>> k.net...
>> > In article >,
>> > on 09 Jun 2004 15:49:02 GMT,
>> > Denyav attempted to say .....
>> >
>> > > >1) They didnt
>> > > >
>> > >
>> > > This is the whole point .according to the Government they did
>> not,according to
>> > > the Intelligence officers they did and they did it repeately.
>> > > On eve of Pearl Harbor attact,even during a secret White House meeting
>> they
>> > > discussed their Pearl Harbor specific information.
>> > > But of course White House denies even this meeting!.
>> >
>> > Yet YOU know of this secret meeting ?
>>
>> In the world of the lunatic conspiracy nut, a total lack of supporting
>> evidence is the most convincing evidence of all.
>>
>
>I forgot that one.
>And that lack of evidence is also proof of the conspiracy.
>

Aha, that also explains Hilary's "vast right wing conspiracy."

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

B2431
June 12th 04, 09:16 PM
>From: (Denyav)
<snip>

>It worked in 1861,it worked in 1898,it worked in 1941, so,why not in 2001 or
>2004?.
>


Oh, now I understand. You repeat the same thing many times and it becomes fact.
How stupid of me to not notice sooner.

I didn't realize Lincoln had caused the 30 or 40 years of build up to the
secession and the told The Confederates they should shoot first and Sumter was
a nice target. http://www.tulane.edu/~latner/FinalOrder/FinalOrder_intro.htm

Wow, I think you are right. The Navy blew up their own boat in Havana Harbour
in 1898 because the Spanish wouldn't cooperate and do it for them.
http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq71-1.htm

I guess this proves beyond a shadow of a doubt the Kimmel's interviews were the
truth. [editor's note: this is getting deep] It would never occur to me that
Kimmel was trying to simply improve his image in the history books.

Amazing how the trend you present proves beyond any question Bush talked
Clinton into not collecting Bin Ladin when he had a chance so tha Bush could
have his war. [editor's note: forget saving your shoes, save your watch]

Now, denyev, you have proved your point [editor's note: the shovel broke] when
and where will the next trumped up attack occur?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

L'acrobat
June 13th 04, 12:25 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Or the fact that it would have no real world impact and would be seen as
> >being nice to the next of kin made it seem reasonable.
>
> "Courtesy" laws are usually rubber stamped by presidents,not refused for
> forever.

Unless of course the President sees that awarding such a "courtesy" would
have wider implications and encourage conspirowhackos like yourself.

>
>
> >The problem you run into is that I have no stake at all in the Pearl
Harbour
> >issue. I just like poking fun at mad people.
>
> "Standardized Minds" could not even qualify as "mad people".

Poor Denyav, no proof, no hope and no sanity.

L'acrobat
June 13th 04, 12:30 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >For more info check out:
> >>"Who paid the Piper? . The CIA and cultural Cold War". By Frances
Saunders.
> >
> >On sale now on paranoia street no doubt. Remember folks, lack
> >of evidence is proof of two conspiracies, the original and the cover up.
> >The lack of evidence for the cover up is proof of three conspiracies,
> >and so on, head for the big conspiracy sale near you, pay your money
> >and be told what you want to here as people make themselves rich
> >at your expense.
> >
> >Geoffrey Sinclair
> >Remove the nb for email.
>
> I see,"deny everything" and "stick to official version",seem to be only
ways to
> find the truths.
>
> It worked in 1861,it worked in 1898,it worked in 1941, so,why not in 2001
or
> 2004?.
>

Again, listing dates does not equal proving conspiracy.

Denyav
June 13th 04, 04:47 AM
>I didn't realize Lincoln had caused the 30 or 40 years of build up to the
>secession and the told The Confederates they should shoot first and Sumter
>was
>a nice target. http://www.tulane.edu/~latner/FinalOrder/FinalOrder_intro.htm

Read "Truth of war conspiracy of 1861" by Johnstone.
BTW Author of this book based his case solely on official records published by
US War department.

>Wow, I think you are right. The Navy blew up their own boat in Havana Harbour
>in 1898 because the Spanish wouldn't cooperate and do it for them.
>http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq71-1.htm

So whats your point?
In 1898 new empire was in need of colonies so motto was:
"Evil Spanians destroyed Maine,REMEMBER MAINE,teach evil Spanians a lesson"

Rest is history
(Of course Spanians nothing to do with Maine sinking)

>Kimmel was trying to simply improve his image in the history books.
>
For FDR&Co much more than improving their standing in history books was in
stake.

>Now, denyev, you have proved your point [editor's note: the shovel broke]
>when
>and where will the next trumped up attack occur?
>
Unfortunately,unlike previous three cases,this time it looks like that
politicians and military failed to capitalize on success of PSYOP at the start.
If whole operation crumles it does not matter if you execute a PSYOP
succesfully or not.Morever if whole operation fails the planners of such PSYOPs
are usually first to go.
Let me clarify this, for example if US had lost Spanish -American war,the
masterminds of Maine incident would be the first ones to go,not Generals or
Admirals who lost actual battles.

BTW I hope some recent high profile resignations helps you to understand what I
mean.

Denyav
June 13th 04, 04:57 AM
>Again, listing dates does not equal proving conspiracy.

If you did not understand 1861,you cannot understand 1941.
If you did not know what happened in 1898,you cannot understand what happened
in 2001.

Its an 150 years old tradition of US government.

L'acrobat
June 13th 04, 05:13 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >> 1)Ft.Sumter
> >> 2)USS Maine
> >> 3)Pearl Harbor
> >> 4)9/11
>
> >Relisting them does not equal proving them. but feel to relist them a few
> >more times.
>
> It establishes the existence of a pattern or govenment culture.

It does no such thing, note the dates - they are different govts, composed
of different people from markedly different backgrounds.


>
> Its always easier to get an Arson suspect with prior Arson convictions
> convicted than an Arson suspect without any prior convictions.
>

Except your "suspect" isn't the same person you loon.

Relist the dates again. you'll feel better.

Denyav
June 13th 04, 05:27 AM
>It does no such thing, note the dates - they are different govts, composed
>of different people from markedly different backgrounds.

You make me laugh,succesful operations set patterns.
Nobody wants to repeat failures but eveybody wants to use proven methods.(at
least till first failure),
Ourcome of 1861 operation was good,the ourcome of 1898 operation very good,the
outcome of 1941 operation was excellent.
So why not stick to proven methods

>Except your "suspect" isn't the same person you loon.
>

Maybe not same "person" but definitely the same "entity"

Alistair Gunn
June 13th 04, 11:50 AM
Denyav twisted the electrons to say:
>>So, if we where to accept your premise that the White House knew not only
>>that the Japanese where coming but also the day they would be "arriving",
>>why not warn Pearl Harbour?
> Good Question,but I think Kimmel gave a very clear answer to this question
> during interview in 1958.

You "think", but you're not sufficiently sure to actually tell us what it
was he might have said?

>>After all, if you're planning on joining a
>>war it's generally considered an advantage not to lose large amounts of
>>men and equipment on day 1!
> Amounts of men and equipment lost in Pearl Harbor is very insignificant in
> comparison with manpower and production resources of US,as the later
> developments in war proved.

How many fewer trained, and available for service, men did the USN have
through to say the beginning of February the next year? Saying that it
was insignificant next to the size of the USN in late 1944 is hardly
relevant as it would take the USN 3 years to get to that size ...

>>No need to sortie the fleet if you still want a "sneak attack", just get
>>them placed on alert - ie: all anti-aircraft guns manned and ready and a
>>decent CAP (with the rest of the fighters on +5/+15) overhead.
> Pearl Harbors shortcomings were well known,in fact during pre-attack
> meetings Kimmel always maintained that only viable defense would be
> the keeping the fleet in open sea and his views shared by everybody.

Maybe, but if you're the government and for some reason you want a sneak
attack to occur then you'll make sure that such a viewpoint is ignored.
Afterall, Pearl Harbour is only 40 feet deep and has reasonably narrow
and twisted entrances which coupled with netting should deal with the
threat from torpedo bombers and/or submarines. High-level and/or dive
bombing can thwarted by a combination of a waiting CAP followed by
anti-aircraft fire.
--
These opinions might not even be mine ...
Let alone connected with my employer ...

Peter Kemp
June 13th 04, 02:15 PM
On 13 Jun 2004 03:47:48 GMT, (Denyav) wrote:

>>I didn't realize Lincoln had caused the 30 or 40 years of build up to the
>>secession and the told The Confederates they should shoot first and Sumter
>>was
>>a nice target. http://www.tulane.edu/~latner/FinalOrder/FinalOrder_intro.htm
>
>Read "Truth of war conspiracy of 1861" by Johnstone.
>BTW Author of this book based his case solely on official records published by
>US War department.

Care to provide the ISBN? No sign of such a book on Amazon.

Peter Kemp

Denyav
June 13th 04, 04:47 PM
>Care to provide the ISBN? No sign of such a book on Amazon.

Original book by H.W.Johnstone was published in 1921.
I heard they they were going to reprint it,but I don know if its reprinted.
If not, only way to find this book is either to buy an used old one or find it
in a library.

Denyav
June 13th 04, 05:13 PM
>You "think", but you're not sufficiently sure to actually tell us what it
>was he might have said?

Here exactly what he said during 1958 interview:
"My belief is that Gen.Short and I were not given information available in
Washington and were not informed of the impending attack because it was feared
that the action in Hawai might deter the Japanese from making the attack.Our
president had repeatedly assured the American People that the US would not
enter the war unless we were attacked.The Japanese attack on the Fleet would
put United States in the war with full support of the American Public".

Thats exactly what he said in 1958 interview.
I dont know what he said in Naval court that exonarated him,as the trancripts
and actual findings of this court were not released,only the conclusions of
Court were released,but its safe to assume his defense based was he said in
1958.
The decision of this court,only panel that Kimmel was allowed to present his
case and defend himself,was overturned by Forrestal and King.

If you want to learn what Kimmels relatives and experts said in more recent
Congressional hearings which paved way for the passage of a Bill exhonorating
Kimmel you might want to check out:
Http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm

Tank Fixer
June 14th 04, 05:29 AM
In article >,
on 12 Jun 2004 05:51:59 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >In which alternate reality
>
> 1)Ft.Sumter
> 2)USS Maine
> 3)Pearl Harbor
> 4)9/11
>
> This kind of operations should be a thing of the past,but you can not prevent
> the recurrence of such events by covering them up.
>

You are making less and less sense.
Please try providing some proof, some ducumentation of what it is you are
trying to say.

--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 14th 04, 05:31 AM
In article >,
on 13 Jun 2004 04:27:50 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >It does no such thing, note the dates - they are different govts, composed
> >of different people from markedly different backgrounds.
>
> You make me laugh,succesful operations set patterns.
> Nobody wants to repeat failures but eveybody wants to use proven methods.(at
> least till first failure),
> Ourcome of 1861 operation was good,the ourcome of 1898 operation very good,the
> outcome of 1941 operation was excellent.

What super secret organization spanned that time frame and conducted the
operations ?

> So why not stick to proven methods

Why not try to lay out a coherent argument instead of ranting about some
grand conspiracy

--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 14th 04, 05:31 AM
In article >,
on 12 Jun 2004 19:54:13 GMT,
B2431 attempted to say .....

> >From: Tank Fixer
> >Date: 6/12/2004 12:22 AM Central Daylight Time
> >Message-id: >
> >
> >In article >,
> > on Sat, 12 Jun 2004 10:43:43 +1000,
> > L'acrobat attempted to say .....
> >
> >>
> >> "Tank Fixer" > wrote in message
> >> k.net...
> >> > In article >,
> >> > on 09 Jun 2004 15:49:02 GMT,
> >> > Denyav attempted to say .....
> >> >
> >> > > >1) They didnt
> >> > > >
> >> > >
> >> > > This is the whole point .according to the Government they did
> >> not,according to
> >> > > the Intelligence officers they did and they did it repeately.
> >> > > On eve of Pearl Harbor attact,even during a secret White House meeting
> >> they
> >> > > discussed their Pearl Harbor specific information.
> >> > > But of course White House denies even this meeting!.
> >> >
> >> > Yet YOU know of this secret meeting ?
> >>
> >> In the world of the lunatic conspiracy nut, a total lack of supporting
> >> evidence is the most convincing evidence of all.
> >>
> >
> >I forgot that one.
> >And that lack of evidence is also proof of the conspiracy.
> >
>
> Aha, that also explains Hilary's "vast right wing conspiracy."

but, I have a card and everything !


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 14th 04, 05:39 AM
In article >,
on 12 Jun 2004 08:11:33 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >For more info check out:
> >>"Who paid the Piper? . The CIA and cultural Cold War". By Frances Saunders.
> >
> >On sale now on paranoia street no doubt. Remember folks, lack
> >of evidence is proof of two conspiracies, the original and the cover up.
> >The lack of evidence for the cover up is proof of three conspiracies,
> >and so on, head for the big conspiracy sale near you, pay your money
> >and be told what you want to here as people make themselves rich
> >at your expense.
> >
> >Geoffrey Sinclair
> >Remove the nb for email.
>
> I see,"deny everything" and "stick to official version",seem to be only ways to
> find the truths.
>
> It worked in 1861,it worked in 1898,it worked in 1941, so,why not in 2001 or
> 2004?.
>
> Game is the same but audience is very different now,thats the reason why the
> credibility of US today is better than,well,used car salesman .
>
>
>
>
> >There was no "law" there was effectively a petition. One that was
> >turned down. Do not worry the fact the moon was in the third house
> >is also proof of the conspiracy, FDR wearing his green socks the
> >secret sign and so on.
>
> I dont know if FDR were wearing green socks but if the President had signed it
> before 9/11,it could be understood by some as a radical policy change.

Try that again, in English or as close as you can get. It didn't make any
sense at all my friend.

>
> >This is quite funny, if the findings were kept secret period how would
> >anyone know Kimmel had been exonerated?
>
> I dont know what Kimmel said in Court but he said during an interview in 1958:
>
> "My belief is that Gen.Short and I were not given information available in
> Washington and were not informed of the impending attack because it was feared
> that the action in Hawai might deter Japanese from making the attack.Our
> President has repeatedly assured the American people that the US would not
> enter the war unless we were attacked .The Japanase attack on the fleet would
> put the US in the war with the full support of American Public"

The words of a man that failed in his duty and would not admit it.

Why, when Adm Halsey sailed earlier that week and informed Adm Kimmel that
he intended to shoot down or sink any Japanese ships or aircraft he might
encounter on his way to and from Wake Is.
Did Adm Halsey have intel that his boss did not posses ?
No, Adm Halsey could see the signs, that Adm Kimmel refused to see them and
to head those warnings he recieved only reinforce the Navies decision to
fire him.


Note he uses the word "belief"


>
> Sounds like he was telling the story of 9/11/2001 in 1958 !.

What > no Nostradamus quotes ?


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Denyav
June 14th 04, 06:03 AM
>What super secret organization spanned that time frame and conducted the
>operations ?
>
Step by step:
Who lured confederates to attack Ft.Sumter? Check out the book I referred to.

Who destroyed USS Maine and made "Remember Maine" US Battle cry?

Who lured japanese to attack Pearl Harbor?
(and eliminated the evidences about Phone conversions prior to Pearl Harbor
attack berween Churchill and FDR about Pearl Harbor attack)

Who made 9/11 happen.

Also a small addition to above list,who were the Melody guys that created high
tech (well at least for 60s) equipment that created impression that USS Maddox
was under attack?

A hint for you none of them came from another planet.

Denyav
June 14th 04, 06:28 AM
>The words of a man that failed in his duty and would not admit it.
>
>Why, when Adm Halsey sailed earlier that week and informed Adm Kimmel that
>he intended to shoot down or sink any Japanese ships or aircraft he might
>encounter on his way to and from Wake Is.
>Did Adm Halsey have intel that his boss did not posses ?
>No, Adm Halsey could see the signs, that Adm Kimmel refused to see them and
>to head those warnings he recieved only reinforce the Navies decision to
>fire

Read the transcripts of the one of the congressional meetings.(I posted the
link)

According to current knowledge it is without any doubt clear that that
Washington withhold the information they knew from Hawaii.
There is a general agreement here.differences start after this point according
to government or researchers backing gov't view there is no conspiracy here
only honest mistakes,officials did not realize the importance of deciphered
messages.
Thats a big lie officials who made honest mistakes do try to hide the existence
of phone conversation with British PM lust before Pearl Harbor attack.
Truth is not only US had prior knowledge of Pearl Harbor attack but also
British.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 14th 04, 07:59 AM
After my noting the way my text keeps being deleted it seems a
new tactic to obscure has been created, take the time and effort
to rearrange the order of the few words of mine left in.

After all when someone wants to add words to historical documents,
use Hollywood movies as accurate sources there is not much else to do.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>For more info check out:
>>>"Who paid the Piper? . The CIA and cultural Cold War". By Frances Saunders.
>>
>>On sale now on paranoia street no doubt. Remember folks, lack
>>of evidence is proof of two conspiracies, the original and the cover up.
>>The lack of evidence for the cover up is proof of three conspiracies,
>>and so on, head for the big conspiracy sale near you, pay your money
>>and be told what you want to here as people make themselves rich
>>at your expense.
>>
>>Geoffrey Sinclair
>>Remove the nb for email.
>
>I see,"deny everything" and "stick to official version",seem to be only ways to
>find the truths.
>
>It worked in 1861,it worked in 1898,it worked in 1941, so,why not in 2001 or
>2004?.
>
>Game is the same but audience is very different now,thats the reason why the
>credibility of US today is better than,well,used car salesman .

Ah yes the USA is the source of all evil, but wait a moment, that means
there will be a disinformation campaign about this, one of the best ways
to hide this is to accuse the USA of being the source of all evil, since
that obscures the "real" events.

It is blindingly obvious when you use this sort of logic

Denyav is a CIA/FBI/ABC/CBS/DKNY/USN/USAAF, oh what the
heck, AAA (many organisations deleted) to ZZZZZ plant. Here to
try and improve the reputation of the US by making absolutely
absurd claims about it, so no one believes the real claims.

Simple isn't it, remember no proof is absolute proof, truth must pass
the "I like it" test and so on.

>>There was no "law" there was effectively a petition. One that was
>>turned down. Do not worry the fact the moon was in the third house
>>is also proof of the conspiracy, FDR wearing his green socks the
>>secret sign and so on.
>
>I dont know if FDR were wearing green socks but if the President had signed it
>before 9/11,it could be understood by some as a radical policy change.

http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp106&&r_n=hr945.106&sel=TOC_545749&

Go look up the other items included, the Indianapolis sinking and
the waiver on time limits for decorations. And the request was to
advance the ranks at which Kimmel and Short were retired at.

Real radical policy change stuff.

>>This is quite funny, if the findings were kept secret period how would
>>anyone know Kimmel had been exonerated?

The deleted claim was the Naval Board of Inquiry report was never
made public. This has to be ignored, since we know the outcome.

Deleted text,

"Putting words into Kimmel's mouth now I see. Kimmel's defence was
that he was deprived of information he needed, mainly messages from
the local Japanese consulate and timely warning of the time the last
Japanese message was supposed to be presented to the US. There
was nothing said about senior leaders wanting the attack to happen."

On claims the inquiries were rigged,

"I like this, if the one entity argument is followed then the claimed let
off for Kimmel is the rigged result, it was an all Navy affair."

On using Pearl Harbor the movie as a source,

"I see "based on real characters", and I presume the transcripts of these
claimed conversations are available? I presume you have traced the
people the pilots and nurse were based on as well? Found the message
the plot line was based on as well? Double checked the interviews were
with people present, not relatives reporting hearsay 60 years later?

Perhaps the fundamental reality that the US Army intelligence people
did not work on IJN codes will intrude at some stage."

>I dont know what Kimmel said in Court but he said during an interview in 1958:

Please tell us what court Kimmel was supposed to be in.

>"My belief is that Gen.Short and I were not given information available in
>Washington and were not informed of the impending attack because it was feared
>that the action in Hawai might deter Japanese from making the attack.Our
>President has repeatedly assured the American people that the US would not
>enter the war unless we were attacked .The Japanase attack on the fleet would
>put the US in the war with the full support of American Public"
>
>Sounds like he was telling the story of 9/11/2001 in 1958 !.

If Kimmel was that psychic, describing 2001, he had no need for warnings,
his telepathy should have been enough.

By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to
enter the Pacific war. The IJN started sinking US merchant ships just
before the attack went in.

It would be nice to know the source of the claimed Kimmel words, it
seems his lifetime's output is being searched for any claim he made,
no proof offered.

Remarkable line being run, the US is the source of all evil but the US
is so good, so amazing, it cannot be defeated, only betrayed from
within. No one can launch an unexpected attack on the US, it sees
and knows all, I must ask the US where my favourite pen has ended up.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Denyav
June 14th 04, 09:17 AM
>Ah yes the USA is the source of all evil, but wait a moment, that means
>there will be a disinformation campaign about this, one of the best ways
>to hide this is to accuse the USA of being the source of all evil, since
>that obscures the "real" events.

US is NOT the sole source of all evil,others tried and still try similar
things,for example Reichstag fire,but the difference is that the US was and is
worlds #1 in this issue by a big margin.

>It is blindingly obvious when you use this sort of logic
>
Who

> hide this is to accuse the USA of being the source of all evil, since
>that obscures the "real" events.
>
>It is blindingly obvious when you use this sort of logic
>

Lets go back,for example,to the year 1898.

What was the non "real" event?
1)Sinking of USS Maine
2)Using the event Nr.1 as a batttle cry to get popular support for an empire
building war
3)Emerging from Spanish-American war as a major power.

>enyav is a CIA/FBI/ABC/CBS/DKNY/USN/USAAF, oh what the
>heck, AAA (many organisations deleted) to ZZZZZ plant. Here to
>try and improve the reputation of the US by making absolutely
>absurd claims about it, so no one believes the real claims.

Actually you dont need to be on anybodys payroll, 99,99 % of information is
available to public if you know how to find them.
>Simple isn't it, remember no proof is absolute proof, truth must pass
>the "I like it" test and so on.

Yeah right,for example if White House destroys phone records there is no proof
that such calls were made unless somebody on other side of Atlantic
declassifies their own records.
But you can still control damage by asserting that they were lost accidentally.

>And the request was to
>advance the ranks at which Kimmel and Short were retired at.
>
>Real radical policy change stuff.
>

Check out hearing transcripts:
Http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm
Accusations aimed at the power center of US government not at periphery.

>The deleted claim was the Naval Board of Inquiry report was never
>made public. This has to be ignored, since we know the outcome.

We know that was the only panel that allowed Kimmel to defend himself,present
his own case and evidences.
We also know after considering presented evidences Court came to conclusion
that Kimmel should be exonorated.
But we dont know the actual evidences.
We also dont know why Forrestal and King overrode court decision despite the
evidence.

>On using Pearl Harbor the movie as a source,
>
>"I see "based on real characters", and I presume the transcripts of these
>claimed conversations are available? I presume you have traced the
>people the pilots and nurse were

Actually the movie completely ignored the role British intelligence which was
far more capable than US at that time.

>Please tell us what court Kimmel was supposed to be in.
>

Kimmel was in the court which he supposed to be in.This court "exhonorated"
Kimmel but the decision of Court which Kimmel supposed to be in,was overturned
by Forrestal-King duo.
>If Kimmel was that psychic, describing 2001, he had no need for warnings,
>his telepathy should have been enough.

Kimmel surely was not a physic but US PSYOPs getting more and more like reruns
of the same movie.

>By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
>the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
>the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to

Even tough Manila received warnings that Honolulu never received,MacArthur got
defeated and humiliated and lost much more men and equipment than Kimmel and
Short.
I wonder why nobody demoted him.
I wonder

L'acrobat
June 14th 04, 10:01 AM
"Geoffrey Sinclair" > wrote in message
...

>
> By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
> the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
> the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to
> enter the Pacific war. The IJN started sinking US merchant ships just
> before the attack went in.

What the conspiroloons can never manage to explain is why the attack was
allowed to happen, the USA could have put up a heavy CAP, manned all AA guns
and have already flown off a major counterstrike and still would have been
at war as the attack came in, the only difference would have been in the
phrasing of the announcement and the fact that the US military would have
come out of it looking good.

A simple, "this morning at aprox 0600hrs the Japanese navy attacked Pearl
Harbour without warning, this infamous attack was defeated by the courageous
actions of our Army and Navy, the United States is now at war" would have
done nicely.

Denyav
June 14th 04, 04:59 PM
>What the conspiroloons can never manage to explain is why the attack was
>allowed to happen, the USA could have put up a heavy CAP, manned all AA guns
>and have already flown off a major counterstrike and still would have been
>at war as the attack came in, the only difference would have been in the
>phrasing of the announcement and the fact that the US military would have
>come out of it looking good.

Such an activity would deter Japanese from making the attack.
The goal of FDR (and Churchill) was not to deter attack but lure Japan to
attack US so that the domestic opposition to US participation could be
overcome.
Thats the reason why Washington gradually reduced the information sent to
Honolulu beginning from July 1941.
In other words Washington had a political goal and blindfolded Honolulu to
achieve this goal.

>A simple, "this morning at aprox 0600hrs the Japanese navy attacked Pearl
>Harbour without warning, this infamous attack was defeated by the courageous
>actions of our Army and Navy, the United States is now at war" would have
>done nicely.

It could easily be done,but it would not help FDR and Churchill as much as
shock and awe created by Japanese "surprise" attack.
Go to Http://www.ukan.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm
and read the testimony of Capt.Beach.

In Plain English he says basically:
"The goal justifies the methods used to achive the goal"

Tank Fixer
June 15th 04, 05:17 AM
In article >,
on 14 Jun 2004 05:03:47 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >What super secret organization spanned that time frame and conducted the
> >operations ?
> >
> Step by step:
> Who lured confederates to attack Ft.Sumter? Check out the book I referred to.

A 70+ year old book ?
Sure, I have time to find a copy.


> Who destroyed USS Maine and made "Remember Maine" US Battle cry?

A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.


> Who lured japanese to attack Pearl Harbor?
> (and eliminated the evidences about Phone conversions prior to Pearl Harbor
> attack berween Churchill and FDR about Pearl Harbor attack)

Lured ?
Have you actually done any reading of the events ?
Perhaps you might try reading some of the Japanese accounts.
What phone conversation ?
There being no evidence....


>
> Who made 9/11 happen.

A bunch of fanatics

>
> Also a small addition to above list,who were the Melody guys that created high
> tech (well at least for 60s) equipment that created impression that USS Maddox
> was under attack?

Do you hear the helocopters yet ?

> A hint for you none of them came from another planet.

Are you sure ?


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 15th 04, 05:17 AM
In article >,
on 14 Jun 2004 05:28:55 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >The words of a man that failed in his duty and would not admit it.
> >
> >Why, when Adm Halsey sailed earlier that week and informed Adm Kimmel that
> >he intended to shoot down or sink any Japanese ships or aircraft he might
> >encounter on his way to and from Wake Is.
> >Did Adm Halsey have intel that his boss did not posses ?
> >No, Adm Halsey could see the signs, that Adm Kimmel refused to see them and
> >to head those warnings he recieved only reinforce the Navies decision to
> >fire
>
> Read the transcripts of the one of the congressional meetings.(I posted the
> link)

I have read them, apparently in greater detail than you have.
Can you answer why Adm. Halsey informed his boss, Adm Kimmel of his
intentions on sailing from PH the week prior to 7 December ?


>
> According to current knowledge it is without any doubt clear that that
> Washington withhold the information they knew from Hawaii.

No, there isn't.


> There is a general agreement here.differences start after this point according
> to government or researchers backing gov't view there is no conspiracy here
> only honest mistakes,officials did not realize the importance of deciphered
> messages.

No, there isn't.

> Thats a big lie officials who made honest mistakes do try to hide the existence
> of phone conversation with British PM lust before Pearl Harbor attack.
> Truth is not only US had prior knowledge of Pearl Harbor attack but also
> British.

But what about the Dutch ?
Did they know ?



--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Denyav
June 15th 04, 06:18 AM
>I have read them, apparently in greater detail than you have.
>Can you answer why Adm. Halsey informed his boss, Adm Kimmel of his
>intentions on sailing from PH the week prior to 7 December ?

Actualy Kimmel sent 46 warships to open sea to the safety in late November
without notifying Washington.
When White house learned of Kimmels move Washington ordered all ships to return
to the base.
Battleships and their crews were expendable and their intended role was playing
sitting ducks.
For much more information please check out:
http://www.thenewamerican.com/tna/2001/06-04-2001/vol7no12_facts.htm

>But what about the Dutch ?
>Did they know ?

Yes.They knew too,check out the above link

>No, there isn't.
>

The current official position of US gov't is as follows:
"Historical records do not establish convincingly that President
Roosevelt,Gen.Marshall and others in Washington "deliberately" witheld
information from Adm.Kimmel and Gen.Short as part of a plan or conspitacy to
expose Pearl Harbor to attack in order to thrust America into the war".

This diplomatic wording says in plain English:Yes information were witheld from
them ,but not deliberately.

This the limit that ANY government in this world could accept.
As you probably know if government,any government,accepts killing of its own
sailors and soldiers for political goals,members of any gov't might face firing
squad.

Denyav
June 15th 04, 06:33 AM
>A 70+ year old book ?
>Sure, I have time to find a copy.

Much better than new books.

>A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.

Exact cause of explosion is still not known,offical 1898 version was a spanish
mine !.
One thing is sure it was no accident and Spanians had nothing to do with it.
Maybe Aliens masquarading as Spanians did it.

>Lured ?
>Have you actually done any reading of the events ?
>Perhaps you might try reading some of the Japanese accounts.
>What phone conversation ?
>There being no evidence....

Really,you did not even read hearing transcripts carefully

>A bunch of fanatics

Surely fanatics,but the fanatics that four intel agencies,including our
own,closely followed.
(BTW there is no intel gaps prior to 9/11)

>Do you hear the helocopters yet ?
>

Not yet but have you ever heard the name "Melody" and its ECM/ESM capabilities?

Are you sure ?

Pretty sure

Cheers.

L'acrobat
June 16th 04, 12:01 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...

> The current official position of US gov't is as follows:
> "Historical records do not establish convincingly that President
> Roosevelt,Gen.Marshall and others in Washington "deliberately" witheld
> information from Adm.Kimmel and Gen.Short as part of a plan or conspitacy
to
> expose Pearl Harbor to attack in order to thrust America into the war".
>
> This diplomatic wording says in plain English:Yes information were witheld
from
> them ,but not deliberately.

English is your second language, isn't it.

Poor Den, still making stuff up.

L'acrobat
June 16th 04, 12:08 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >What the conspiroloons can never manage to explain is why the attack was
> >allowed to happen, the USA could have put up a heavy CAP, manned all AA
guns
> >and have already flown off a major counterstrike and still would have
been
> >at war as the attack came in, the only difference would have been in the
> >phrasing of the announcement and the fact that the US military would have
> >come out of it looking good.
>
> Such an activity would deter Japanese from making the attack.

How?

You say the US knew and where when the attack was due, all they needed to do
was prep the a/c the night before and launch 30 mins before the attack, plus
wake the sailors up early and have them man the AA guns.

Reality is not your friend, is it?

> The goal of FDR (and Churchill) was not to deter attack but lure Japan to
> attack US so that the domestic opposition to US participation could be
> overcome.

You haven't addressed why they couldn't defeat the attack yet, also you
havent explained how getting into a different war with Japan helps the USA
get into a war against Germany (or was Hitler in on the big plan too?).

> Thats the reason why Washington gradually reduced the information sent to
> Honolulu beginning from July 1941.
> In other words Washington had a political goal and blindfolded Honolulu to
> achieve this goal.

By sending a war warning?

>
> >A simple, "this morning at aprox 0600hrs the Japanese navy attacked Pearl
> >Harbour without warning, this infamous attack was defeated by the
courageous
> >actions of our Army and Navy, the United States is now at war" would have
> >done nicely.
>
> It could easily be done,but it would not help FDR and Churchill as much as
> shock and awe created by Japanese "surprise" attack.


So being IN a war by defeating a surprise attack helps your objective of
being IN a war less than being IN a war by not defeating a surprise attack
how?

> Go to Http://www.ukan.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm
> and read the testimony of Capt.Beach.
>
> In Plain English he says basically:
> "The goal justifies the methods used to achive the goal"

Again you feel the need to invent what people are saying.

You really should seek medical help.

Denyav
June 16th 04, 03:53 AM
>English is your second language, isn't it.
>
>Poor Den, still making stuff up.
>

I think everbody who can read government statement can understant its meaning
easily,illiterates different story of course.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 16th 04, 05:23 AM
Denyav wrote in message >...
>>Ah yes the USA is the source of all evil, but wait a moment, that means
>>there will be a disinformation campaign about this, one of the best ways
>>to hide this is to accuse the USA of being the source of all evil, since
>>that obscures the "real" events.
>
>US is NOT the sole source of all evil,others tried and still try similar
>things,for example Reichstag fire,but the difference is that the US was and is
>worlds #1 in this issue by a big margin.

To prove this absurd claim the movie Pearl Harbor is cited as
proof, the actions of a fictional character in a work of fiction.

Nice auto repeat of my words, helps break them up.

>>It is blindingly obvious when you use this sort of logic
>>
>Who
>
>> hide this is to accuse the USA of being the source of all evil, since
>>that obscures the "real" events.
>>
>>It is blindingly obvious when you use this sort of logic
>
>Lets go back,for example,to the year 1898.
>
>What was the non "real" event?
>1)Sinking of USS Maine
>2)Using the event Nr.1 as a batttle cry to get popular support for an empire
>building war
>3)Emerging from Spanish-American war as a major power.

You forgot the fact the US did not emerge from the Spanish American
war as a major power in military terms, it lacked the navy.

You forgot item 4) the conspiracy theory around the start of the war
and the claims the Maine was deliberately sabotaged by the US.
The non real event.

You see the fact the IJN attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941 is known
and understood. The added "facts" of a conspiracy are the
contributions of people who cannot cope with reality. Go on, fight
the everlasting conspiracy, award yourself medals for fighting the
terrifying enemy, all in complete safety, since there is nothing to
fight, but go on murdering the truth for personal gain. Win the non
real event, since no one else is competing.

>>enyav is a CIA/FBI/ABC/CBS/DKNY/USN/USAAF, oh what the
>>heck, AAA (many organisations deleted) to ZZZZZ plant. Here to
>>try and improve the reputation of the US by making absolutely
>>absurd claims about it, so no one believes the real claims.
>
>Actually you dont need to be on anybodys payroll, 99,99 % of information is
>available to public if you know how to find them.

Yes folks, understand, look for your facts in Hollywood movies, just
add the words you want to historical documents and so on. It is
quite simple, since unwelcome reality can be wished away just
decide the preferred outcome and adjust the preferred facts
accordingly.

Denyav is a CIA/FBI/ABC/CBS/DKNY/USN/USAAF, oh what the
heck, AAA (many organisations deleted) to ZZZZZ plant. Here to
try and improve the reputation of the US by making absolutely
absurd claims about it, so no one believes the real claims.

By the way note below the talk is all about the missing evidence,
but we are told 99.99% is available.

>>Simple isn't it, remember no proof is absolute proof, truth must pass
>>the "I like it" test and so on.
>
>Yeah right,for example if White House destroys phone records there is no proof
>that such calls were made unless somebody on other side of Atlantic
>declassifies their own records.
>But you can still control damage by asserting that they were lost accidentally.

Note by the way this seems to have suddenly appeared, and just
ignore the various phone company records as well. Both British
and American.

Deleted text, on the Congressional moves,

"
http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp106&&r_n=hr945.106&sel=TOC_545749&

Go look up the other items included, the Indianapolis sinking and
the waiver on time limits for decorations. "

>>And the request was to
>>advance the ranks at which Kimmel and Short were retired at.
>>
>>Real radical policy change stuff.
>
>Check out hearing transcripts:
>Http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm
>Accusations aimed at the power center of US government not at periphery.

By the way the claim trying to be defended is the idea Kimmel hurled
such accusations at FDR etc. Instead we have the family members
putting the best case forward as to why Washington deserves some
of the blame.

The transcript indicates the accusations were the usual ones, the
people in Washington made the errors (not the conspiracy) and
the people in Pearl paid the price. Note the transcript is not about
prior knowledge of the attack, only the blame game afterwards.
However when you want to invent fiction just change this to
conspiracy accusations.

By the way in the above text Professor Gannon claims 1,000 PBY
patrol planes were sent to the British pre Pearl Harbor when he
calculates Pearl needed 200 for all round patrols but only had 49.
The British (meaning RAF, RCAF. RNZAF and RAAF) received
somewhere around 3/4 of this figure for the entire war.

The US produced a whole 410 Patrol bombers in 1941, up from
34 in 1940, 22 Martin Mariners (PBM), 6 Consolidated Coranados
(PB2Y) and 416 Catalinas (PBY) 1940 to 1941. The PBY had been
in production pre war, with around 200 delivered by the end of 1939.

Of course you need to remove from the totals the 41 patrol bombers
delivered in December 1941 and probably the 54 delivered in October
and November 1941 as not being available to sent to Hawaii in time.
Also noting the pre war deliveries, starting in 1936, were lower powered
versions, 1,800 to 2,000 HP versus 2,400 for the 1940 on versions

So we have around 600 patrol bombers with the necessary range built
and available to the USN and everyone else, less the attrition of normal
flying, 200 of which are needed for Pearl Harbor. Presumably then over
200 are needed for the Philippines, then comes the U-boat threat to the
US east coast plus Panama then comes the British requirement. The
British are useful, they give feedback on actual combat operations. Do
not forget aircraft for training operations as well plus the inevitable losses.

Kimmel is allowed "lack of resources" but Washington is not. Nice use
of logic.

So what's that say 600 aircraft, less around 1/2 for obsolete types, for
training and attrition, and we have 300 suitable aircraft. Pearl wants
200, the Philippines wants more, the east coast wants some, the
British want some, the training system wants more so it can up the
training rate and so on.

Pearl Harbor was given 49 aircraft, enough to continuously cover an
arc of 90 degrees according to Professor Gannon, or the approaches
from the Japanese mandated islands. How many were actually flying
such searches on the 5th, 6th and 7th?

>>The deleted claim was the Naval Board of Inquiry report was never
>>made public. This has to be ignored, since we know the outcome.
>
>We know that was the only panel that allowed Kimmel to defend himself,present
>his own case and evidences.

It was an inquiry not a trial. And I note the change of subject, from
the claims made about the inquiry to the procedures it followed.

>We also know after considering presented evidences Court came to conclusion
>that Kimmel should be exonorated.

The inquiry released its findings in August 1945 according to the supplied
URL.

>But we dont know the actual evidences.

Presumably this means you have not bothered to look it up, it was not
in the Pearl Harbor movie.

>We also dont know why Forrestal and King overrode court decision despite the
>evidence.

Gone looking for this evidence? Just jump to conspiracy theory, instead
of something like they decided it looked like the Navy was being kind to
its own.

Deleted text,

"Putting words into Kimmel's mouth now I see. Kimmel's defence was
that he was deprived of information he needed, mainly messages from
the local Japanese consulate and timely warning of the time the last
Japanese message was supposed to be presented to the US. There
was nothing said about senior leaders wanting the attack to happen."

On claims the inquiries were rigged,

"I like this, if the one entity argument is followed then the claimed let
off for Kimmel is the rigged result, it was an all Navy affair."

>>On using Pearl Harbor the movie as a source,
>>
>>"I see "based on real characters", and I presume the transcripts of these
>>claimed conversations are available? I presume you have traced the
>>people the pilots and nurse were
>
>Actually the movie completely ignored the role British intelligence which was
>far more capable than US at that time.

Ah yes the movie Pearl Harbor is your guide to US intelligence
actions in 1941, but wait, there is more, since the movie is a joke
on this point the need is to imply the British did it. Just ignore the
way the British had more pressing matters on their hands, that
the US was leading the way against Japanese diplomatic traffic
and the British and US were sharing IJN code recovery work.
So what one knew the other did as well.

>>Please tell us what court Kimmel was supposed to be in.
>
>Kimmel was in the court which he supposed to be in.This court "exhonorated"
>Kimmel but the decision of Court which Kimmel supposed to be in,was overturned
>by Forrestal-King duo.

Yes folks, Kimmel was where he should be, no matter where you
go, there you are.

Note by the way the attempt to paint the inquiry as the absolutely right
result, despite claiming not to have seen the evidence presented to it.
The USN is the straight organisation, despite the fact it would have
been doing the decoding of those wonder messages, it is the one
that holds the "truth", everything else is wrong. The conspiracy does
not apply to the naval inquiry, it could never have been rigged of
course, it has the "right" result, so everything else was rigged.

What did the inquiry clear Kimmel of, dereliction of duty, lack of
judgement?

Standard conspiracy stuff, the right answer is out there, somewhere,
pick your preferred outcome.

Previously before the next text was another standard claim about
conspiracies, as usual the claim has to be deleted and the subject changed.

>>If Kimmel was that psychic, describing 2001, he had no need for warnings,
>>his telepathy should have been enough.
>
>Kimmel surely was not a physic but US PSYOPs getting more and more
>like reruns of the same movie.

Translation Denyav is in flashback mode.

>>By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
>>the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
>>the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to

deleted text,

"enter the Pacific war. The IJN started sinking US merchant ships just
before the attack went in."

>Even tough Manila received warnings that Honolulu never received,
>MacArthur got defeated and humiliated and lost much more men and
>equipment than Kimmel and Short.

I like this, especially since I posted text showing how the War Warning
messages were the same around the Pacific. And MacArthur certainly
did not lose more men and equipment that the people in Hawaii in the
opening day of the war.

What I really like is the duck, unable to answer the text, so change the
subject.

"By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to
enter the Pacific war. The IJN started sinking US merchant ships just
before the attack went in."

>I wonder why nobody demoted him. I wonder

Try and read history, it provides answers like, 1) too far away to know
exactly what was going on, 2) MacArthur controlling much of the
information flow, 3) The low expectations about holding the Philippines,
4) The reality moving against MacArthur would provoke a reaction in
Washington, being seen as an attempt by FDR to rid himself of an
unwanted General.

Deleted text,

It would be nice to know the source of the claimed Kimmel words, it
seems his lifetime's output is being searched for any claim he made,
no proof offered.

Remarkable line being run, the US is the source of all evil but the US
is so good, so amazing, it cannot be defeated, only betrayed from
within. No one can launch an unexpected attack on the US, it sees
and knows all, I must ask the US where my favourite pen has ended up.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

John Keeney
June 16th 04, 05:42 AM
"L'acrobat" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Denyav" > wrote in message
> ...
>
> > The current official position of US gov't is as follows:
> > "Historical records do not establish convincingly that President
> > Roosevelt,Gen.Marshall and others in Washington "deliberately" witheld
> > information from Adm.Kimmel and Gen.Short as part of a plan or
conspitacy
> to
> > expose Pearl Harbor to attack in order to thrust America into the war".
> >
> > This diplomatic wording says in plain English:Yes information were
witheld
> from
> > them ,but not deliberately.
>
> English is your second language, isn't it.
>
> Poor Den, still making stuff up.

Consider, the diplomatic warning wasn't in English, plain or otherwise.

Denyav
June 16th 04, 05:49 AM
>You say the US knew and where when the attack was due, all they needed to do
>was prep the a/c the night before and launch 30 mins before the attack, plus
>wake the sailors up early and have them man the AA guns.

First of all FDR or US did not want to deter japanase or save US ships in
Harbor,what FDR wanted was a spectacular event to schock and awe the Nation.
The first warning of Pearl Harbor attack did not came before hours,days or
weeks before the attack,it came almost one year before attack.
1)On January 27,1941 US Ambassador to Japan ,Joseph Grew sent following message
to Washington:
"Peruvian minister has informed one my staff that he has heard from many
sources,including a Japanase source,that in the event of trouble breaking out
between US and Japan,the Japanase intended to make a surprise attack aganist
Pearl Harbor with all their strength"

Again the date of above message is Jan,27,1941.

2)Later Congressman M.Dies wrote the following:
"Early in 1941 the Dies committee came into possesion of a strategic map which
gave clear proof of intentions of the japanese to make an assault on Pearl
Harbor.The strategic map was prepared by the Japanase Imperial Intelligence
dept.
As soon as I received rhe document I telephoned Secretary of State Cordell Hull
and told him what I had.Secretary Hull directed me not to let anyone know about
map and stated that he would call me as soon as he talked to President
Roosevelt.In about an hour he telephoned to say that he had talked to Roosevelt
and they agreed that it would be very serious if any information concerning
this map reached the news services.I told him it was a grave responsibility to
withold such vital information from the public.TheSecretary assured me the he
and Roosevelt considered essential to national defense"

3)Dusko Popov was a British double agent.
In the summer of 1941 Nazis ordered him to Hawai to make a detailed study of PH
naval base and its nearby airfields.
He deduced that his mission betokened a surprise attack by japanase.In Aug.1941
he reported this to FBI in New York.
Later Hoover bitterly recalled that he had provided Popovs warning abour Pearl
Harbor to FDR but that Roosevelt told him not to pass the information any
further and to just leave in in his ,Presidents,hands"

4)Kilso Haan received definite information from Korean underground that the
Japanese were planning to attack Hawai "before Christmas".Haan contacted Iowa
Senator Gillette and convinced him that information had merit.
Sen.Gillette briefed FDR , but FDR said only"it would be looked into"
5)The Dutch Army in Java on Dec.4 decoded a dispatch from Tokyo to Japan
Embassy in Bangkok, forecasting attack on four locations including Hawai.The
Dutch passed information to US Brig.Gen Thorpe.Thorpe sent total 4 urgent
warning messages to Washington,to last one directly to the desk of Marshalls
intel chief.Washington in return ordered Thorpe not send warning messages
anymore.
Col.Weiijerman,Dutch military attache in Washington,also delivered warning
message to Marshalls staff in person.
6)On Nov,29 Cordell Hull met with the journalist J.Leib and handed him some
japanese intercepts about Pearl Harbor and told him that Japanase were planning
the base and that FDR planned to let it happen.
Leib promised to keep Hulls name out of story and contacted UP Washington chief
Wilson and told him the details without giving the name of his source.
Wilson found story ludicrious and refused to run it but Leib managed to get and
urgent version onto UPs foreign service.


>Reality is not your friend, is it?

Is reality your friend?

>You haven't addressed why they couldn't defeat the attack yet, also you
>havent explained how getting into a different war with Japan helps the USA
>get into a war against Germany (or was Hitler in on the big plan too?).
>

Washington was not interested in defeating attack,much less preventing it.

>By sending a war warning?
>
War warning ?,you make me laugh,unfortunately Kimmel was not under Dutch
command.

>Again you feel the need to invent what people are saying.
>
>You really should seek medical help.

I think the people who made Maine Incident (unfortunately too late),Pearl
Harbor (again unfortunately too late) and 9/11 should seek,no not medical
help,but legal help.

Denyav
June 16th 04, 06:26 AM
>To prove this absurd claim the movie Pearl Harbor is cited as
>proof, the actions of a fictional character in a work of fiction.
>

Actually the reality is much worse than movie makers could even imagine.

Do you know why Kimmels predecessor was relieved of command and replaced by
Kimmel?

The architect of FDRs Japan &Pearl Harbor game plan was McCollum and McCollum
was also,what a surprise !!,head of navy intelligence unit responsible IJN
dispatches.
Thats the reason why movies mention mostly japanase diplomatic dispatches.
>You forgot the fact the US did not emerge from the Spanish American
>war as a major power in military terms, it lacked the navy.

It was turning point,with Spanish war USN stopped acting like a littorial navy
and started to act like an imperial navy.


>ope with reality. Go on, fight
>the everlasting conspiracy, award yourself medals for fighting the
>terrifying enemy, all in complete safety, since there is nothing to
>fight, but go on murdering the truth for personal gain. Win the non
>real event, since no one else is competing.

Laws alone cannot deter crooks,if you are not able or willing to
catch,prosecute and convict them,no crook will be deterred by the laws written
in books.
In same token,induviduals who plan vicious acts aganist their own people will
not be deterred if the people who planned similar acts in the past could go
free or still worse,regarded as Statesmen.

L'acrobat
June 16th 04, 07:34 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >English is your second language, isn't it.
> >
> >Poor Den, still making stuff up.
> >
>
> I think everbody who can read government statement can understant its
meaning
> easily,illiterates different story of course.

Yes, but you keep pretending that you can read them.

denyav
June 16th 04, 07:34 AM
(Denyav) wrote in message >...
> >The words of a man that failed in his duty and would not admit it.
> >
> >Why, when Adm Halsey sailed earlier that week and informed Adm Kimmel that
> >he intended to shoot down or sink any Japanese ships or aircraft he might
> >encounter on his way to and from Wake Is.
> >Did Adm Halsey have intel that his boss did not posses ?
> >No, Adm Halsey could see the signs, that Adm Kimmel refused to see them and
> >to head those warnings he recieved only reinforce the Navies decision to
> >fire
>

Actually Kimmel saw things long before Halsey and sticked to proven
naval tradition of keeping ships at the sea when international
relations are critical and ordered 46 ships to the safety of open sea
without notifying Washington.
He even ordered the fleet to carry out a mock air raid on Pearl
Harbor.
White House did not like Kimmels actions, countermanded his orders and
ordered fleet to return to Pearl Harbor.
So when the "Grand exercise" cancelled Halseys 25-ship plan
appeared.This smaller scale plan too might have deterred Japanase if
it could be carried out.
So why even Halseys plan too did not go anywhere?
Because Washington ordered Halsey on Nov,26 to use his carriers to
transport aircraft to Midway and Wake Island!.

With this move Washington achieved two objectives,
1)Only force that could possibly detect and deter Japanase was no
longer there
2)Most precious assets of the Navy that were needed in the war with
Japan,the carriers, were in safety.



Battleships which were already obsolete in naval warfare were the
baits for the Iapanese and excellent PSYOP opportunity for FDR.

This order came from Stark but prepared by McCollum ,the architect
FDRs Japan plan.

L'acrobat
June 16th 04, 07:52 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >You say the US knew and where when the attack was due, all they needed to
do
> >was prep the a/c the night before and launch 30 mins before the attack,
plus
> >wake the sailors up early and have them man the AA guns.
>
> First of all FDR or US did not want to deter japanase or save US ships in
> Harbor,what FDR wanted was a spectacular event to schock and awe the
Nation.

No, you just believe that. do try to distinguish between fact and your
opinion.

A spectacular event that would shock the nation = a surprise attack - it
never had to succeed.

> The first warning of Pearl Harbor attack did not came before hours,days or
> weeks before the attack,it came almost one year before attack.
> 1)On January 27,1941 US Ambassador to Japan ,Joseph Grew sent following
message
> to Washington:
> "Peruvian minister has informed one my staff that he has heard from many
> sources,including a Japanase source,that in the event of trouble breaking
out
> between US and Japan,the Japanase intended to make a surprise attack
aganist
> Pearl Harbor with all their strength"

So the US govt should believe the utterances of EVERY single foreign
diplomat in the world?

And act on them? should the US have gone to war on 2nd hand information
from a PERUVIAN minister?


>
> Again the date of above message is Jan,27,1941.
>

As above.

> 2)Later Congressman M.Dies wrote the following:
> "Early in 1941 the Dies committee came into possesion of a strategic map
which
> gave clear proof of intentions of the japanese to make an assault on Pearl
> Harbor.The strategic map was prepared by the Japanase Imperial
Intelligence
> dept.
> As soon as I received rhe document I telephoned Secretary of State Cordell
Hull
> and told him what I had.Secretary Hull directed me not to let anyone know
about
> map and stated that he would call me as soon as he talked to President
> Roosevelt.In about an hour he telephoned to say that he had talked to
Roosevelt
> and they agreed that it would be very serious if any information
concerning
> this map reached the news services.I told him it was a grave
responsibility to
> withold such vital information from the public.TheSecretary assured me the
he
> and Roosevelt considered essential to national defense"


and M Dies agenda was?

>
> 3)Dusko Popov was a British double agent.
> In the summer of 1941 Nazis ordered him to Hawai to make a detailed study
of PH
> naval base and its nearby airfields.
> He deduced that his mission betokened a surprise attack by japanase.In
Aug.1941
> he reported this to FBI in New York.
> Later Hoover bitterly recalled that he had provided Popovs warning abour
Pearl
> Harbor to FDR but that Roosevelt told him not to pass the information any
> further and to just leave in in his ,Presidents,hands"


He may well have deduced that, but since the Germans didn't know about any
attack on Pearl Harbour until after the event and the Brits were reading
German codes, it seems likely that it was ignored as trivial.

>
> 4)Kilso Haan received definite information from Korean underground that
the
> Japanese were planning to attack Hawai "before Christmas".Haan contacted
Iowa
> Senator Gillette and convinced him that information had merit.
> Sen.Gillette briefed FDR , but FDR said only"it would be looked into"

You don't think that the "Korean underground" had reasons to be making stuff
up that might draw the USA into a war with the Japanese?


> 5)The Dutch Army in Java on Dec.4 decoded a dispatch from Tokyo to Japan
> Embassy in Bangkok, forecasting attack on four locations including
Hawai.The
> Dutch passed information to US Brig.Gen Thorpe.Thorpe sent total 4 urgent
> warning messages to Washington,to last one directly to the desk of
Marshalls
> intel chief.Washington in return ordered Thorpe not send warning messages
> anymore.

Interesting, given that the Japanese didn't transmit that information. ever.


> Col.Weiijerman,Dutch military attache in Washington,also delivered warning
> message to Marshalls staff in person.

Interesting, given that the Japanese didn't transmit that information. ever.

> 6)On Nov,29 Cordell Hull met with the journalist J.Leib and handed him
some
> japanese intercepts about Pearl Harbor and told him that Japanase were
planning
> the base and that FDR planned to let it happen.
> Leib promised to keep Hulls name out of story and contacted UP Washington
chief
> Wilson and told him the details without giving the name of his source.
> Wilson found story ludicrious and refused to run it but Leib managed to
get and
> urgent version onto UPs foreign service.


Mr. Joe Lieb's claim that Secretary of State Hull told him of the coming
attack and named Pearl Harbor as the target. The trouble here is that Mr.
Lieb and Mr. Hull were the only ones present at their alleged conversation,
and Mr. Lieb did not see fit to tell anyone of this conversation until after
Mr. Hull died. Thus there is no way independently to verify his claim.

>
>
> >Reality is not your friend, is it?
>
> Is reality your friend?

Yes, why do you make this **** up?

>
> >You haven't addressed why they couldn't defeat the attack yet, also you
> >havent explained how getting into a different war with Japan helps the
USA
> >get into a war against Germany (or was Hitler in on the big plan too?).
> >
>
> Washington was not interested in defeating attack,much less preventing it.

Clashes with reality, the US didn't have to lose to be in the war, just get
attacked.

>
> >By sending a war warning?
> >
> War warning ?,you make me laugh,unfortunately Kimmel was not under Dutch
> command.

A final war warning issued to all commanders in the army and navy on
November 27 was not heeded because Pearl Harbor was not mentioned as a
possible target.

Kimmel was so incompetent that he didn't heed the warning and then spent the
rest of his life trying to gloss over that simple fact..

>
> >Again you feel the need to invent what people are saying.
> >
> >You really should seek medical help.
>
> I think the people who made Maine Incident (unfortunately too late),Pearl
> Harbor (again unfortunately too late) and 9/11 should seek,no not medical
> help,but legal help.

No, you are simply insane.

Denyav
June 16th 04, 08:44 AM
>A spectacular event that would shock the nation = a surprise attack - it
>never had to succeed.

Read Part six of McCollum's eight part plan.


o the US govt should believe the utterances of EVERY single foreign
>diplomat in the world?
>
>And act on them? should the US have gone to war on 2nd hand information
>from a PERUVIAN minister?

If you'd planned to make this event happen you would not believe even this
message had come from Jesus Crist.
Who is a Peruvian minister to spoil FDRs plans?

>and M Dies agenda was?
>

Good question,He was the Chairman of the Committeee,

>He may well have deduced that, but since the Germans didn't know about any
>attack on Pearl Harbour until after the event and the Brits were reading
>German codes, it seems likely that it was ignored as trivial.

We know British knew Pearl Harbor attack ,Popovs trstimony was for Brits not
new.

>You don't think that the "Korean underground" had reasons to be making stuff
>up that might draw the USA into a war with the Japanese?

For those who decided to set Pearl Harbor trap for Japanase,of course every
warning is very suspicious.

>Interesting, given that the Japanese didn't transmit that information. ever.

Thats biggest lie of whole story,IJN sent dispatces too and their dispaches
were even more easy than diplomatical ones.
But the person responsible for IJN dispatches was McCollum,the Architect of
Pearl Harbor trap.
Thats the most important part of whole Japan story.


>Interesting, given that the Japanese didn't transmit that information. ever.
>

See above.

>Yes, why do you make this **** up?
>

Because there is only one reality and this is the reality.

>Clashes with reality, the US didn't have to lose to be in the war, just get
>attacked.

US did not lose war.
Even planners of Pearl Harbor paid attention to this detail,Japanase were only
allowed to sink and destroy obsolete equipment.

If you put the morality issue aside,you must appreciate McCollums geniality.

>A final war warning issued to all commanders in the army and navy on
>November 27 was not heeded because Pearl Harbor was not mentioned as a
>possible target.
>

So Called war warning was issued for places thousands miles away from
Hawaii,but not for Hawaii,even though Washington knew the exact position of
Japanese Carriers and the name of their target.
Capt.Ranneft of Dutch Navy,the dutch naval arrache, learned the exact position
of Japanase Carriers in McCollums department.
At that day,they were 300-400 miles northwest of Pearl Harbor
The day was Dec,6.1941

Surprise attack????, surely not.
Day of Infamy,for some in Washington surely.

L'acrobat
June 16th 04, 11:08 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >A spectacular event that would shock the nation = a surprise attack - it
> >never had to succeed.
>
> Read Part six of McCollum's eight part plan.

Yeah, try reading some history.

>
>
> o the US govt should believe the utterances of EVERY single foreign
> >diplomat in the world?
> >
> >And act on them? should the US have gone to war on 2nd hand information
> >from a PERUVIAN minister?
>
> If you'd planned to make this event happen you would not believe even
this
> message had come from Jesus Crist.
> Who is a Peruvian minister to spoil FDRs plans?

No, the question is who is a peruvian minister and why should info from
another Govt be given credence.

Other govts have their own agendas.

>
> >and M Dies agenda was?
> >
>
> Good question,He was the Chairman of the Committeee,

and you didn't answer the question.

>
> >He may well have deduced that, but since the Germans didn't know about
any
> >attack on Pearl Harbour until after the event and the Brits were reading
> >German codes, it seems likely that it was ignored as trivial.
>
> We know British knew Pearl Harbor attack ,Popovs trstimony was for Brits
not
> new.


No, you believe the Brits knew, do try to distinguish between fact and your
opinion.

>
> >You don't think that the "Korean underground" had reasons to be making
stuff
> >up that might draw the USA into a war with the Japanese?
>
> For those who decided to set Pearl Harbor trap for Japanase,of course
every
> warning is very suspicious.

Or to put it another way, you believe it so you accept it as fact.

>
> >Interesting, given that the Japanese didn't transmit that information.
ever.
>
> Thats biggest lie of whole story,IJN sent dispatces too and their
dispaches
> were even more easy than diplomatical ones.

No, the IJN sent none - reality is not your friend is it?

But since the US had a limited number of Japanese speaking translators and
those they had were tasked on the Diplomatic codes, it doesn't matter does
it.

> But the person responsible for IJN dispatches was McCollum,the Architect
of
> Pearl Harbor trap.
> Thats the most important part of whole Japan story.

and a complete lie like the rest of your story.

>
>
> >Interesting, given that the Japanese didn't transmit that information.
ever.
> >
>
> See above.

No, the IJN sent none - reality is not your friend is it?

>
> >Yes, why do you make this **** up?
> >
>
> Because there is only one reality and this is the reality.

No, it is your opinion.

>
> >Clashes with reality, the US didn't have to lose to be in the war, just
get
> >attacked.
>
> US did not lose war.

They didn't have to lose that battle and by sinking the Japa carriers that
launched the attack, they'd have ended it then and there.

Reality is not your friend is it?


> Even planners of Pearl Harbor paid attention to this detail,Japanase were
only
> allowed to sink and destroy obsolete equipment.

You mean the equipment they refloated and used, that obsolete equipment?



>
> >A final war warning issued to all commanders in the army and navy on
> >November 27 was not heeded because Pearl Harbor was not mentioned as a
> >possible target.
> >
>
> So Called war warning was issued for places thousands miles away from
> Hawaii,but not for Hawaii,even though Washington knew the exact position
of
> Japanese Carriers and the name of their target.
> Capt.Ranneft of Dutch Navy,the dutch naval arrache, learned the exact
position
> of Japanase Carriers in McCollums department.
> At that day,they were 300-400 miles northwest of Pearl Harbor
> The day was Dec,6.1941

So you actually believe that the commander of a pacific fleet base who was
competent would have ignored a war warning involving Japan, believing
perhaps that it had nothing to do with his duties?

it was obvious that you were not sane, but it is clear that you are stupid
to boot.

Denyav
June 16th 04, 01:46 PM
> Read Part six of McCollum's eight part plan.
>
>Yeah, try reading some history.

You are pretty good in backpedalling.

>No, the question is who is a peruvian minister and why should info from
>another Govt be given credence.
>
>Other govts have their own agendas.

Sure,alone might not be very interesting,but together with other inelligence
different story.

>No, you believe the Brits knew, do try to distinguish between fact and your
>opinion.

Really,This one of the reasons why Tyler Kent were locked up in Britain in
1940.
As Castello,a british citizen and author of "Days of Infamy"correctly stated
British documents about Pearl Harbor are subject to secret US-British
Intelligence agreement and cannot be declassified without US approval.So these
document are in BFO but cannot be classified.

>Or to put it another way, you believe it so you accept it as fact.
>

May I say,you believe "there is no Pearl Harbor conspiracy" so you accept it
as a fact despite countless evidences proving otherwise.



>No, the IJN sent none - reality is not your friend is it?
>
>But since the US had a limited number of Japanese speaking translators and
>those they had were tasked on the Diplomatic codes, it doesn't matter

It was long presumed that as Japanase Fleet approached Hawaii it maintained
complete radio silence.This is a total lie.The Fleet barely barely observed
discredition,let alone silence.
McCollums OPI intercepted and translated various Naval dispatches some clearly
revealing that That PH was the target.
The Most significant of them the was following,sent from Adm.Yamamato to the
Japanase first air fleet on November 26.
"The Task force,keeping its movement strickly secret and maintaining close
guard aganist submarines and aircraft,shall advance into HAwaian waters and
upon the very opening of the hostilities shall attack main force of US fleet
and deal it a mortal blow.First air raid planned for the dawn of x-day.Exact
date to be given by later order"

What Washington did when they got this message?
Well they issued famous "War Warning" for the places thousands miles away from
Hawaii !!!!!.
The issuing famous War Warning for important for Washington for two reasons.
1)They sent Japanase intel wrong message,and assured Japanase that US had no
idea about Japans intentions.Pearl Harbor Trap was complete.
2)They wanted to save their own asses.

Needless to say again above message was intercepted,deciphered and translated
by McCollums department,the architect of Japan plan and also acted as FDRs
personal routing officer.
Thats the reason why none of intercepted Naval dispatces surfaced in any of
Pearl Harbor investigations.

You are a friend of reality,dont you?

L'acrobat
June 17th 04, 03:38 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> > Read Part six of McCollum's eight part plan.
> >
> >Yeah, try reading some history.
>
> You are pretty good in backpedalling.

Not backpedalling, you are a loon and your sources crap.

>
> >No, the question is who is a peruvian minister and why should info from
> >another Govt be given credence.
> >
> >Other govts have their own agendas.
>
> Sure,alone might not be very interesting,but together with other
inelligence
> different story.

So a Peruvian minister and a conquered people (Korean "underground")
together should have caused the USA to go to war?


>
> >No, you believe the Brits knew, do try to distinguish between fact and
your
> >opinion.
>
> Really,This one of the reasons why Tyler Kent were locked up in Britain in
> 1940.
> As Castello,a british citizen and author of "Days of Infamy"correctly
stated
> British documents about Pearl Harbor are subject to secret US-British
> Intelligence agreement and cannot be declassified without US approval.So
these
> document are in BFO but cannot be classified.

Tyler Kent was born in China in 1911. His father was a member of the U.S.
Diplomatic Corps. Kent was educated at Princeton, the Sorbone, the
University of Madrid and George Washington University. Kent, who spoke
French, Greek, German, Russian, Italian and Spanish, joined the State
Department in 1934 as a clerk in the Foreign Service and was posted to
Moscow.

While in the Soviet Union Kent was accused of helping White Russians to
smuggle into the United States various Imperial Russian treasures. It was
later revealed that he was also passing on documents to Nazi intelligence
while in Moscow.

Kent was transferred to London to work as a cypher clerk at the American
Embassy. His arrival in England in the company of Ludwig Matthias, a Gestapo
agent, brought him to the attention of MI5.

In February 1940, Tyler met Anna Wolkoff. Her father, Admiral Nikolai
Wolkoff, was the former aide-to-camp to the Nicholas II in London. After the
Russian Revolution Wolkoff decided to remain in England. The Wolfoff family
ran the Russian Tea Room in South Kensington, a place where members of the
secret society, the Right Club, used to meet. Wolkoff introduced Tyler to
Archibald Ramsay, the leader of the organization. Wolkoff, Kent and Ramsay
talked about politics and agreed that they all shared the same political
views.

Kent was concerned that the American government wanted the United States to
join the war against Germany. He said he had evidence of this as he had been
making copies of the correspondence between President Franklin D. Roosevelt
and Winston Churchill. Kent invited Wolkoff and Ramsay back to his flat to
look at these documents. This included secret assurances that the United
States would support France if it was invaded by the German Army. Kent later
argued that he had shown these documents to Ramsay in the hope that he would
pass this information to American politicians hostile to Roosevelt.

On 13th April 1940 Anna Wolkoff went to Kent's flat and made copies of some
of these documents. Joan Miller and Marjorie Amor were later to testify that
these documents were then passed on to Duco del Monte, Assistant Naval
Attaché at the Italian Embassy. Soon afterwards, MI8, the wireless
interception service, picked up messages between Rome and Berlin that
indicated that Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, head of German military intelligence
(Abwehr), now had copies of the Roosevelt-Churchill correspondence

Soon afterwards Wolkoff asked Miller if she would use her contacts at the
Italian Embassy to pass a coded letter to William Joyce (Lord Haw-Haw) in
Germany. The letter contained information that he could use in his
broadcasts on Radio Hamburg. Before passing the letter to her contacts,
Miller showed it to Maxwell Knight.

On 18th May, Knight told Guy Liddell about the Right Club spy ring. Liddell
immediately had a meeting with Joseph Kennedy, the American Ambassador in
London. Kennedy agreed to waive Kent's diplomatic immunity and on 20th May,
1940, the Special Branch raided his flat. Inside they found the copies of
1,929 classified documents including secret correspondence between Franklin
D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill.


So Tyler worked for the Nazis and got locked up by the Brits for doing so
(the US having waived his immunity), he also lied ("This included secret
assurances that the United States would support France if it was invaded by
the German Army") - gee he wouldn't have any reason to try to make himself
good at the expense of the US and UK would he?




>
> >Or to put it another way, you believe it so you accept it as fact.
> >
>
> May I say,you believe "there is no Pearl Harbor conspiracy" so you accept
it
> as a fact despite countless evidences proving otherwise.

No, the historical evidence shows that there was no conspiracy, just a bunch
of sad loons wishing there was one.

>
>
>
> >No, the IJN sent none - reality is not your friend is it?
> >
> >But since the US had a limited number of Japanese speaking translators
and
> >those they had were tasked on the Diplomatic codes, it doesn't matter
>
> It was long presumed that as Japanase Fleet approached Hawaii it
maintained
> complete radio silence.This is a total lie.The Fleet barely barely
observed
> discredition,let alone silence.

Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
reality get in your way.


> McCollums OPI intercepted and translated various Naval dispatches some
clearly
> revealing that That PH was the target.

Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
reality get in your way.

> The Most significant of them the was following,sent from Adm.Yamamato to
the
> Japanase first air fleet on November 26.

Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
reality get in your way.

> "The Task force,keeping its movement strickly secret and maintaining close
> guard aganist submarines and aircraft,shall advance into HAwaian waters
and
> upon the very opening of the hostilities shall attack main force of US
fleet
> and deal it a mortal blow.First air raid planned for the dawn of
x-day.Exact
> date to be given by later order"


Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
reality get in your way.

>
> What Washington did when they got this message?
> Well they issued famous "War Warning" for the places thousands miles away
from
> Hawaii !!!!!.
> The issuing famous War Warning for important for Washington for two
reasons.
> 1)They sent Japanase intel wrong message,and assured Japanase that US had
no
> idea about Japans intentions.Pearl Harbor Trap was complete.
> 2)They wanted to save their own asses.
>

They issued a war warning expecting all commanders to act on it, the
competent ones did, the incompetent ones spent the rest of their lives
peddling conspiracy nonsense to the gullible and stupid.

> Needless to say again above message was intercepted,deciphered and
translated
> by McCollums department,the architect of Japan plan and also acted as
FDRs
> personal routing officer.
> Thats the reason why none of intercepted Naval dispatces surfaced in any
of
> Pearl Harbor investigations.
>

Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
reality get in your way.

> You are a friend of reality,dont you?
>

The problem you run into is that the stuff you claim happened didn't. you
really should seek professional help.

Denyav
June 17th 04, 04:51 AM
>The problem you run into is that the stuff you claim happened didn't. you
>really should seek professional help.

Really?? Ad Hominem attacks are not a good alternative to research.
Do you remember Journalist Leib who met with Cordell Hull and received
transcripts of Japanase naval dispaches revealing Pearl Harbor attack?
Now as I said before he (Leib) contacted immediately his personal friend and UP
Washington chief Wilson and told him the whole story,minus the identity of his
source.(Cordell Hull).
But Wilson found the story ludicrous and refused to run it.
But Leib managed to persuade his other friend,UP cable editor Harry Frantz,to
transmit it on foreign cable.
So,Leib's story,transmitted on foreign cable,created a front page banner
Headline
in the Sunday,Nov.30,Honolulu Advertiser:
"JAPANASE MAY STRIKE OVER WEEKEND".
The journey of this news started in Cordell Hull's office and ended in the
front page of an Hawaian paper.

Since you are apparently a big fan of reality and truth,you might want to visit
your local library check out newspaper.

Denyav
June 17th 04, 06:18 AM
>Not backpedalling, you are a loon and your sources crap.

Yeah right.

>So a Peruvian minister and a conquered people (Korean "underground")
>together should have caused the USA to go to war?

Obviously FDR administration did not want to go to war but
Peruvians,Koreans,Dutch etc, all were setting traps for FDR to force him to
enter war.
I think something wrong in this picture,but I could not figure out what?
Any help appreciated.

>would support France if it was invaded by
>the German Army") - gee he wouldn't have any reason to try to make himself
>good at the expense of the US and UK would he?

>1,929 classified documents including secret correspondence between Franklin
>D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill.

The secret corrospondence that according to declassified official documents
never existed.

>Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
>dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
>reality get in your way.

IJN records only show that they were under orders to maintain radio silence but
nothing about if these orders were followed all the times.
Captain Ranneft,Dutch Naval Attache visited ONI twice just prior to attack,
first on
Dec.2 then on Dec.6.
On his first visit Japanase Task force was in some spot midway between Japan
and Hawai.
On his last visit Task Force was 300-400 miles NW of Hawaii.
So,without doubt ONI was following Japanese task force very closely.

Not only military was intercepting IJN task force radio messages,but also
civilians,for example an American liner in Pasific picked up heavy radio
traffic from the task force and reported it to FBI.

On military side,for example,A seaman in the intelligence office of the12th
Naval District HQ in SF had intercepted Japan radio traffic and used it to plot
accurately the position of the Task Force.
He provided that info to his superiors and he was told by his superiors that
his information was passed on to highest levels.

>Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
>dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
>reality get in your way.
>

1)Sender of Nov,26 message which is the most revealing of all intercepted IJN
dispatches was Yamamato and First air fleet was the intended recipient,not the
other way around.
2)Task force never maintained 100% radio silence as explained above.

>They issued a war warning expecting all commanders to act on it, the
>competent ones did, the incompetent ones spent the rest of their lives
>peddling conspiracy nonsense to the gullible and stupid.

As soon as they intercepted above referred Yamamato message revealing Pearl
Harbor as target,they issued so called war warning .
But there is a small problem,Yamamato message mentioned only one location as
target,Pearl Harbor.
But so called War Warning included almost every location in Pasific as possible
targets EXCEPT ,well,Pearl Harbor.

The Real goal of so called War Warning was not to warn possible targets,its
goal was to deceive Japanese and make Japanese intel believe that US had no
idea about Japanese intentions.



>The problem you run into is that the stuff you claim happened didn't. you
>really should seek professional help.

You know ,your outer space aliens,masquarading sometimes as Spanians,sometimes
as German communists,sometimes as McCollum,sometimes as Islamic zealots.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 17th 04, 07:39 AM
Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>To prove this absurd claim the movie Pearl Harbor is cited as
>>proof, the actions of a fictional character in a work of fiction.
>
>Actually the reality is much worse than movie makers could even imagine.

Yes folks, the fictional movie is to be supplemented with more fiction.

>Do you know why Kimmels predecessor was relieved of command and
>replaced by Kimmel?

Disagreement with the boss.

>The architect of FDRs Japan &Pearl Harbor game plan was McCollum
>and McCollum was also,what a surprise !!,head of navy intelligence unit >responsible IJN dispatches.
>Thats the reason why movies mention mostly japanase diplomatic dispatches.

I just love these sorts of conspiracy theories, they provide endless hours
of laughter. It was to be expected Stinnett would make his appearance,
his use of the famed McCollum Memo.

By the way if you really want to have us believe Stinnett is the
authority check out his page 324 of his hardcover edition
where he states "There is no reliable evidence, found by the
author, that establishes how much of the 5 - Num [JN25]
could be deciphered, translated and read by naval cryptographers
in 1941". Now go back and read the book where it assumes,
his opinion, his assumption, the USN could read the signals
Stinnett wants them to have read, including the ones he tries
to pretend were sent by radio instead of hand delivered.
Stinnett has no idea what the USN could read, he simply gives
his opinion.

The conspiracy here is one where people are paid for telling other
people what they want to hear. The truth is to be ignored, the money
does the talking, be poorer for being lied to and then be unwilling to
admit the mistake, and so make yourself even poorer.

However the really fun thing is the way the fiction in Stinnett is to
be enhanced, by promoting McCollum. No longer is he the Far East
expert in the Office of Naval Intelligence, no he is promoted to the
command of either ONI (Captain or Admiral rank) or the head of
OP-20-GYP, the USN organisation charged with breaking Japanese
codes, it was originally called OP-20-GY.

Also the famed memo never went further than his boss, nowhere
near FDR.

By the way if the latest attempt at fiction is to somehow pretend
the USN decryption section did not do the work on "purple" it shows
an even bigger lack of reality. The "purple" work overloaded the
section, slowing down all work. The USN had only one section of
cryptographers and security cleared language experts.

Finally all the IJN documents and survivors agree the force did not
transmit after leaving their usual harbours. See for example the
surviving logs, the 1942 IJN after action report and the post war
interrogations. The idea Yamamoto would be so stupid as to
put his strike force in a harbour that could only be contacted by
radio is a joke.

The Japanese Navy took control over the cable station at Hitokappu
Bay. Also, there was a marine cable between Nemuro, Hokkaido
and Shana, Etorofu in 1941 which was then tied to the telegraph
office at Hitokappu Bay. Source. Recollection of Mr. Hirokazu
Kawguchi of Hachioji City in Tokyo who was born at Shana in
1923 and worked at the Shana cable office.

Next, there was a daily air courier service between Ominato and
Hitokappu Bay to transfer documents received from Tokyo by air
and to send documents to Tokyo by air while the 1st Air Fleet was
at Hitokappu Bay. Source. “History on Communications” by
Admiral Susumiiro Ishiguru (of Strike Force experience) (Tokyo:
Tokyo Reserve Police Association 1953).

>>You forgot the fact the US did not emerge from the Spanish American
>>war as a major power in military terms, it lacked the navy.
>
>It was turning point,with Spanish war USN stopped acting like a littorial navy
>and started to act like an imperial navy.

By the way folks, the conspiracy claims are dropped, instead we
have something totally different dropped in.

Deleted text,

"You forgot item 4) the conspiracy theory around the start of the war
and the claims the Maine was deliberately sabotaged by the US.
The non real event.

You see the fact the IJN attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941 is known
and understood. The added "facts" of a conspiracy are the
contributions of people who cannot cope with reality. "

>>ope with reality. Go on, fight
>>the everlasting conspiracy, award yourself medals for fighting the
>>terrifying enemy, all in complete safety, since there is nothing to
>>fight, but go on murdering the truth for personal gain. Win the non
>>real event, since no one else is competing.
>
>Laws alone cannot deter crooks,if you are not able or willing to
>catch,prosecute and convict them,no crook will be deterred by the
>laws written in books.
>In same token,induviduals who plan vicious acts aganist their own people will
>not be deterred if the people who planned similar acts in the past could go
>free or still worse,regarded as Statesmen.

Translation do not deal with the issues on their merits, invent crimes
from years ago and use those as an excuse to do what you want to
do, above all do not think.

I note the fun things like the URL for the congressional petition transcript
makes note of the Japanese consulate's words about a surprise attack
being possible, a message not broken out before the attack, to accuse
Washington of short changing the field commanders.

If the assessment is a surprise attack was possible what does that say
of two things,

1) the size of the defences
2) the alertness of the defences.

1) Is largely Washington determined, 2) is locally determined. But do
not worry, erase item 2 and carry on with the field commanders did
nothing wrong line.

The rest is simply text that could not be replied to,

Yes folks, understand, look for your facts in Hollywood movies, just
add the words you want to historical documents and so on. It is
quite simple, since unwelcome reality can be wished away just
decide the preferred outcome and adjust the preferred facts
accordingly.

Denyav is a CIA/FBI/ABC/CBS/DKNY/USN/USAAF, oh what the
heck, AAA (many organisations deleted) to ZZZZZ plant. Here to
try and improve the reputation of the US by making absolutely
absurd claims about it, so no one believes the real claims.

By the way note below the talk is all about the missing evidence,
but we are told 99.99% is available.

Deleted text, on the Congressional moves,

"
http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp106&&r_n=hr945.106&sel=TOC_545749&

Go look up the other items included, the Indianapolis sinking and
the waiver on time limits for decorations. "

http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm

By the way the claim trying to be defended is the idea Kimmel hurled
such accusations at FDR etc. Instead we have the family members
putting the best case forward as to why Washington deserves some
of the blame.

The transcript indicates the accusations were the usual ones, the
people in Washington made the errors (not the conspiracy) and
the people in Pearl paid the price. Note the transcript is not about
prior knowledge of the attack, only the blame game afterwards.
However when you want to invent fiction just change this to
conspiracy accusations.

By the way in the above text Professor Gannon claims 1,000 PBY
patrol planes were sent to the British pre Pearl Harbor when he
calculates Pearl needed 200 for all round patrols but only had 49.
The British (meaning RAF, RCAF. RNZAF and RAAF) received
somewhere around 3/4 of this figure for the entire war.

The US produced a whole 410 Patrol bombers in 1941, up from
34 in 1940, 22 Martin Mariners (PBM), 6 Consolidated Coranados
(PB2Y) and 416 Catalinas (PBY) 1940 to 1941. The PBY had been
in production pre war, with around 200 delivered by the end of 1939.

Of course you need to remove from the totals the 41 patrol bombers
delivered in December 1941 and probably the 54 delivered in October
and November 1941 as not being available to sent to Hawaii in time.
Also noting the pre war deliveries, starting in 1936, were lower powered
versions, 1,800 to 2,000 HP versus 2,400 for the 1940 on versions

So we have around 600 patrol bombers with the necessary range built
and available to the USN and everyone else, less the attrition of normal
flying, 200 of which are needed for Pearl Harbor. Presumably then over
200 are needed for the Philippines, then comes the U-boat threat to the
US east coast plus Panama then comes the British requirement. The
British are useful, they give feedback on actual combat operations. Do
not forget aircraft for training operations as well plus the inevitable losses.

Kimmel is allowed "lack of resources" but Washington is not. Nice use
of logic.

So what's that say 600 aircraft, less around 1/2 for obsolete types, for
training and attrition, and we have 300 suitable aircraft. Pearl wants
200, the Philippines wants more, the east coast wants some, the
British want some, the training system wants more so it can up the
training rate and so on.

Pearl Harbor was given 49 aircraft, enough to continuously cover an
arc of 90 degrees according to Professor Gannon, or the approaches
from the Japanese mandated islands. How many were actually flying
such searches on the 5th, 6th and 7th?

Gone looking for this evidence? Just jump to conspiracy theory, instead
of something like they decided it looked like the Navy was being kind to
its own.

Deleted text,

"Putting words into Kimmel's mouth now I see. Kimmel's defence was
that he was deprived of information he needed, mainly messages from
the local Japanese consulate and timely warning of the time the last
Japanese message was supposed to be presented to the US. There
was nothing said about senior leaders wanting the attack to happen."

On claims the inquiries were rigged,

"I like this, if the one entity argument is followed then the claimed let
off for Kimmel is the rigged result, it was an all Navy affair."

Ah yes the movie Pearl Harbor is your guide to US intelligence
actions in 1941, but wait, there is more, since the movie is a joke
on this point the need is to imply the British did it. Just ignore the
way the British had more pressing matters on their hands, that
the US was leading the way against Japanese diplomatic traffic
and the British and US were sharing IJN code recovery work.
So what one knew the other did as well.

Yes folks, Kimmel was where he should be, no matter where you
go, there you are.

Note by the way the attempt to paint the inquiry as the absolutely right
result, despite claiming not to have seen the evidence presented to it.
The USN is the straight organisation, despite the fact it would have
been doing the decoding of those wonder messages, it is the one
that holds the "truth", everything else is wrong. The conspiracy does
not apply to the naval inquiry, it could never have been rigged of
course, it has the "right" result, so everything else was rigged.

What did the inquiry clear Kimmel of, dereliction of duty, lack of
judgement?

Standard conspiracy stuff, the right answer is out there, somewhere,
pick your preferred outcome.

Previously before the next text was another standard claim about
conspiracies, as usual the claim has to be deleted and the subject changed.

I like this, especially since I posted text showing how the War Warning
messages were the same around the Pacific. And MacArthur certainly
did not lose more men and equipment that the people in Hawaii in the
opening day of the war.

What I really like is the duck, unable to answer the text, so change the
subject.

"By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to
enter the Pacific war. The IJN started sinking US merchant ships just
before the attack went in."

Try and read history, it provides answers like, 1) too far away to know
exactly what was going on, 2) MacArthur controlling much of the
information flow, 3) The low expectations about holding the Philippines,
4) The reality moving against MacArthur would provoke a reaction in
Washington, being seen as an attempt by FDR to rid himself of an
unwanted General.

Deleted text,

It would be nice to know the source of the claimed Kimmel words, it
seems his lifetime's output is being searched for any claim he made,
no proof offered.

Remarkable line being run, the US is the source of all evil but the US
is so good, so amazing, it cannot be defeated, only betrayed from
within. No one can launch an unexpected attack on the US, it sees
and knows all, I must ask the US where my favourite pen has ended up.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

L'acrobat
June 17th 04, 07:43 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >The problem you run into is that the stuff you claim happened didn't. you
> >really should seek professional help.
>
> Really?? Ad Hominem attacks are not a good alternative to research.

Perhaps if you did some research you wouldn't leave yourself wide open for
ad hom attack you loon.

> Do you remember Journalist Leib who met with Cordell Hull and received
> transcripts of Japanase naval dispaches revealing Pearl Harbor attack?

No, he CLAIMED to have met him and received that info, nobody else was
present and he only ever made that claim after Hull was safely dead, a sane
person would suggest that he was making it up.

If you believe Liebs crap, I've got a great story to tell you about the orgy
I recently had with 14 supermodels, but I have to wait till they have all
passed on before I can tell it.


> Now as I said before he (Leib) contacted immediately his personal friend
and UP
> Washington chief Wilson and told him the whole story,minus the identity of
his
> source.(Cordell Hull).

So he went and told someone "I have a big story, but I can't tell you the
source - print it"

and his story wasn't accurate was it?


> But Wilson found the story ludicrous and refused to run it.
> But Leib managed to persuade his other friend,UP cable editor Harry
Frantz,to
> transmit it on foreign cable.
> So,Leib's story,transmitted on foreign cable,created a front page banner
> Headline
> in the Sunday,Nov.30,Honolulu Advertiser:
> "JAPANASE MAY STRIKE OVER WEEKEND".
> The journey of this news started in Cordell Hull's office and ended in the
> front page of an Hawaian paper.

and was not accurate, he made it up.

The Japanese didn't strike that weekend, did they?


>
> Since you are apparently a big fan of reality and truth,you might want to
visit
> your local library check out newspaper.

But Liebs story was wrong, every day loons predict things that don't happen.

It also begs the question why Kimmel didn't take a war warning seriously,
when the local paper was running such stories.

Do try to deal with reality.

L'acrobat
June 17th 04, 07:53 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Not backpedalling, you are a loon and your sources crap.
>
> Yeah right.
>
> >So a Peruvian minister and a conquered people (Korean "underground")
> >together should have caused the USA to go to war?
>
> Obviously FDR administration did not want to go to war but
> Peruvians,Koreans,Dutch etc, all were setting traps for FDR to force him
to
> enter war.
> I think something wrong in this picture,but I could not figure out what?
> Any help appreciated.

You have so far ignored all the help you have been given, work it out
yourself.

>
> >would support France if it was invaded by
> >the German Army") - gee he wouldn't have any reason to try to make
himself
> >good at the expense of the US and UK would he?
>
> >1,929 classified documents including secret correspondence between
Franklin
> >D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill.
>
> The secret corrospondence that according to declassified official
documents
> never existed.

I note you avoid the point, he has already been shown to be a Nazi spy and a
liar - why trust him now?


>
> >Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
> >dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
> >reality get in your way.
>
> IJN records only show that they were under orders to maintain radio
silence but
> nothing about if these orders were followed all the times.

Hard to do otherwise when the radio is dismantled.

> Captain Ranneft,Dutch Naval Attache visited ONI twice just prior to
attack,
> first on
> Dec.2 then on Dec.6.
> On his first visit Japanase Task force was in some spot midway between
Japan
> and Hawai.
> On his last visit Task Force was 300-400 miles NW of Hawaii.
> So,without doubt ONI was following Japanese task force very closely.
>
> Not only military was intercepting IJN task force radio messages,but also
> civilians,for example an American liner in Pasific picked up heavy radio
> traffic from the task force and reported it to FBI.

No, they picked up radio traffic, they have no idea where it came from,
learn something about radio (try learning about 'skip distances') before you
comment.

>
> On military side,for example,A seaman in the intelligence office of
the12th
> Naval District HQ in SF had intercepted Japan radio traffic and used it to
plot
> accurately the position of the Task Force.
> He provided that info to his superiors and he was told by his superiors
that
> his information was passed on to highest levels.

The Japanese themselves claim their fleet (Kido Butai) never sent a single
message. They say they dismantled the telegraph sending devices so a message
could not be sent. After the war, the Strategic Bombing Survey found the
Japanese military's own after-action report, which credits the success of
the attack to the fact that secrecy was maintained.

Among the reasons why secrecy was maintained, radio silence comes first.

He claims to have done that, no proof is offered.


>
> >Unfortunately the IJN records show otherwise, they went so far as to
> >dismantle the transmitters to be sure no mistake was made, but don't let
> >reality get in your way.
> >
>
> 1)Sender of Nov,26 message which is the most revealing of all intercepted
IJN
> dispatches was Yamamato and First air fleet was the intended recipient,not
the
> other way around.
> 2)Task force never maintained 100% radio silence as explained above.
>
> >They issued a war warning expecting all commanders to act on it, the
> >competent ones did, the incompetent ones spent the rest of their lives
> >peddling conspiracy nonsense to the gullible and stupid.
>
> As soon as they intercepted above referred Yamamato message revealing
Pearl
> Harbor as target,they issued so called war warning .

The Japanese themselves claim their fleet (Kido Butai) never sent a single
message. They say they dismantled the telegraph sending devices so a message
could not be sent.

> But there is a small problem,Yamamato message mentioned only one location
as
> target,Pearl Harbor.

Nope.

The Japanese themselves claim their fleet (Kido Butai) never sent a single
message. They say they dismantled the telegraph sending devices so a message
could not be sent.

> But so called War Warning included almost every location in Pasific as
possible
> targets EXCEPT ,well,Pearl Harbor.

A war warning does not have to specify every possible location of combat.
Kimmel was incompetent, he got reamed for it, he deserved it. deal with it.

>
> The Real goal of so called War Warning was not to warn possible
targets,its
> goal was to deceive Japanese and make Japanese intel believe that US had
no
> idea about Japanese intentions.
>

No, that is your opinion, try to distinguish between your opinion and
reality - a war warning warns (oddly enough) of impending war, given the
Brits at Taranto and the existence of aircraft carriers, a competent
commander would have acted on that warning. Kimmel didn't. he paid for it.

>
>
> >The problem you run into is that the stuff you claim happened didn't. you
> >really should seek professional help.
>
> You know ,your outer space aliens,masquarading sometimes as
Spanians,sometimes
> as German communists,sometimes as McCollum,sometimes as Islamic zealots.

Try reading some history rather than your comic books.

Denyav
June 17th 04, 05:08 PM
>> Obviously FDR administration did not want to go to war but
>> Peruvians,Koreans,Dutch etc, all were setting traps for FDR to force him
>to
>> enter war.
>> I think something wrong in this picture,but I could not figure out what?

>> Any help appreciated.
>
>You have so far ignored all the help you have been given, work it out

You are pretty good in dodging questions.>I note you avoid the point, he has
already been shown to be a Nazi spy and a
>liar - why trust him now?

So,He was a Nazi spy,other one was a Dutch naval officer,another one was a
personal friend of Hull,another one was a Peruvian minister,another one was a
Korean,another one was British double agent,another one was a Congressman and
committee Chairman,another was a USN personal so the list goes on and on.

So instead of asking the people not to believe witnessess and their
documents,you should have asked Congress to pass a bill and make believing to
the official versions mandatory.It would make everthing easier for you and me.

Hard to do otherwise when the radio is dismantled.
>
They were under order to keep radio silence not to dismantle radios,They used
them occasionaly and their messages were intercepted.


>No, they picked up radio traffic, they have no idea where it came from,
>learn something about radio (try learning about 'skip distances') before you
>comment.
>

Even the Sailor Z in intel department of 12th naval district plotted course of
task force using radio intercepts.
His true identity has been revealed in 80s and he gave an official testimony to
Gov't investigator.

>The Japanese themselves claim their fleet (Kido Butai) never sent a single
>message. They say they dismantled the telegraph sending devices so a message
>could not be sent. After the war, the Strategic Bombing Survey found the

Does the name McArthur remind you something about post WWII Japan?

denyav
June 17th 04, 05:19 PM
"L'acrobat" > wrote > But Liebs story
was wrong, every day loons predict things that don't happen.
>
> It also begs the question why Kimmel didn't take a war warning seriously,
> when the local paper was running such stories.
>
> Do try to deal with reality.

Maybe He was trusting much more to the Great Leaders in Washington
than the loons who made up such unbelieveable news.

Reality is still available in paper if you goto your library you can
even touch it,literally,

denyav
June 18th 04, 05:26 AM
..
>
> I just love these sorts of conspiracy theories, they provide endless hours
> of laughter. It was to be expected Stinnett would make his appearance,
> his use of the famed McCollum Memo.
>
> By the way if you really want to have us believe Stinnett is the
> authority check out his page 324 of his hardcover edition
> where he states "There is no reliable evidence, found by the
> author, that establishes how much of the 5 - Num [JN25]
> could be deciphered, translated and read by naval cryptographers
> in 1941". Now go back and read the book where it assumes,
> his opinion, his assumption, the USN could read the signals
> Stinnett wants them to have read, including the ones he tries
> to pretend were sent by radio instead of hand delivered.
> Stinnett has no idea what the USN could read, he simply gives
> his opinion.

Stinnett is the man who discovered that truthful answers to Pearl
Harbor controversy secreted in bomb proof vaults,withheld from two
congressional investigations and from American People.
As Late as 1995 the Joint Congressional investigation conducted by
Sen.Thurman and and Rep.Franke was denied access to the Naval storage
vault in Crane, IN
Because of his efforts Naval Security Group Command agreed to transfer
Crane files to National Archieves.
"The Days of Deceipt" is based on what he found in first batch of
released documents.
After the days of deceipt appeared a strange thing happened,NSA
immediately started withdrawing pre Pearl Harbor documents from
Archive II.
As of today almost 30 NSA withdrawal notices guarantee that pre Pearl
Harbor documents discovered in Crane IN will be off limits to American
People and their elected represantatives for another 60 years
Your above mentioned quote from the book refers to percentage of
deciphered japanase messages it might be 30% or might be 100%.
As I said before the book was based on documents found in first batch
of Crane documents released in middle of 90s,and information revealed
in documents astonishing,but crane documents reviewed by Stinnett was
only a minuscule percentage of crane documents,by far not enough to
say something definite about the percentage of Japanase messages
deciphered and translated by US.

> The conspiracy here is one where people are paid for telling other
> people what they want to hear. The truth is to be ignored, the money
> does the talking, be poorer for being lied to and then be unwilling to
> admit the mistake, and so make yourself even poorer.

Official Version here is the one where the officials are paid for
telling the public what their bosses want.This is one important
difference.
Another important difference between offical story tellers and
conspiracy loons is the following:Offical story tellers have
priviledge to distort or completely withhold information whereas
conspiracy loons cannot even dream of having such priviledges.

> However the really fun thing is the way the fiction in Stinnett is to
> be enhanced, by promoting McCollum. No longer is he the Far East
> expert in the Office of Naval Intelligence, no he is promoted to the
> command of either ONI (Captain or Admiral rank) or the head of
> OP-20-GYP, the USN organisation charged with breaking Japanese
> codes, it was originally called OP-20-GY.
>
> Also the famed memo never went further than his boss, nowhere
> near FDR.
The Famed Memo did not need to go anywhere,it became offical Japan
policy of FDR administration.

By the way if the latest attempt at fiction is to somehow pretend
> the USN decryption section did not do the work on "purple" it shows
> an even bigger lack of reality. The "purple" work overloaded the
> section, slowing down all work. The USN had only one section of
> cryptographers and security cleared language experts.
>
> Finally all the IJN documents and survivors agree the force did not
> transmit after leaving their usual harbours. See for example the
> surviving logs, the 1942 IJN after action report and the post war
> interrogations. The idea Yamamoto would be so stupid as to
> put his strike force in a harbour that could only be contacted by
> radio is a joke.
>
> The Japanese Navy took control over the cable station at Hitokappu
> Bay. Also, there was a marine cable between Nemuro, Hokkaido
> and Shana, Etorofu in 1941 which was then tied to the telegraph
> office at Hitokappu Bay. Source. Recollection of Mr. Hirokazu
> Kawguchi of Hachioji City in Tokyo who was born at Shana in
> 1923 and worked at the Shana cable office.
>
> Next, there was a daily air courier service between Ominato and
> Hitokappu Bay to transfer documents received from Tokyo by air
> and to send documents to Tokyo by air while the 1st Air Fleet was
> at Hitokappu Bay. Source. ?History on Communications? by
> Admiral Susumiiro Ishiguru (of Strike Force experience) (Tokyo:
> Tokyo Reserve Police Association 1953).


Who told Yamamato that their Naval code was broken?
Even today you can intercept any radio transmission easily,but if you
cannot decode and decipher it,its useless.
Even after Pearl Harbor IJN continued to use the same code because
they were not aware that it was broken.
Radio messages sent with unbroken or unbreakable code is as safe as
courier messages,if not more.

L'acrobat
June 19th 04, 04:56 AM
"denyav" > wrote in message
om...
> "L'acrobat" > wrote > But Liebs story
> was wrong, every day loons predict things that don't happen.
> >
> > It also begs the question why Kimmel didn't take a war warning
seriously,
> > when the local paper was running such stories.
> >
> > Do try to deal with reality.
>
> Maybe He was trusting much more to the Great Leaders in Washington
> than the loons who made up such unbelieveable news.
>
> Reality is still available in paper if you goto your library you can
> even touch it,literally,


I see you have again chosen to avoid the facts. you are simply a loon and
well known for it.

L'acrobat
June 19th 04, 04:58 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >> Obviously FDR administration did not want to go to war but
> >> Peruvians,Koreans,Dutch etc, all were setting traps for FDR to force
him
> >to
> >> enter war.
> >> I think something wrong in this picture,but I could not figure out
what?
>
> >> Any help appreciated.
> >
> >You have so far ignored all the help you have been given, work it out
>
> You are pretty good in dodging questions.>I note you avoid the point, he
has
> already been shown to be a Nazi spy and a
> >liar - why trust him now?
>
> So,He was a Nazi spy,other one was a Dutch naval officer,another one was a
> personal friend of Hull,another one was a Peruvian minister,another one
was a
> Korean,another one was British double agent,another one was a Congressman
and
> committee Chairman,another was a USN personal so the list goes on and on.

No, the list doesn't go on - you do.

No transmissions were made by the IJN, the Germans didn't have a clue it was
happening and you are just a loon.

>
> So instead of asking the people not to believe witnessess and their
> documents,you should have asked Congress to pass a bill and make believing
to
> the official versions mandatory.It would make everthing easier for you and
me.
>
> Hard to do otherwise when the radio is dismantled.
> >
> They were under order to keep radio silence not to dismantle radios,They
used
> them occasionaly and their messages were intercepted.

No, the IJN records show they were dismantled.

Reality. deal with it.

>
>
> >No, they picked up radio traffic, they have no idea where it came from,
> >learn something about radio (try learning about 'skip distances') before
you
> >comment.
> >
>
> Even the Sailor Z in intel department of 12th naval district plotted
course of
> task force using radio intercepts.

Nope, try looking up skip distances.


> His true identity has been revealed in 80s and he gave an official
testimony to
> Gov't investigator.
>
> >The Japanese themselves claim their fleet (Kido Butai) never sent a
single
> >message. They say they dismantled the telegraph sending devices so a
message
> >could not be sent. After the war, the Strategic Bombing Survey found the
>
> Does the name McArthur remind you something about post WWII Japan?

A whole new conspiracy. good. that will make you happy.

Denyav
June 19th 04, 06:23 AM
>No, the list doesn't go on - you do.
>
>No transmissions were made by the IJN, the Germans didn't have a clue it was
>happening and you are just a loon

Please feel free to repeat the above thousands times more if it makes you
happy,but it wont change anything , big lies do not last for forever,even if
they are under NSA protection.

>No, the IJN records show they were dismantled.
>
>Reality. deal with it.

Thats your reality Sir,not the reality of many who actualy listen and report
them.
Actually IJN ships were under orders to cease communications after Nov.25
"EXCEPT" extreme emergencies.
The task force broke radio silence at least 28 times between between Nov.26 and
Dec.7.
Since they have NO radio equipment,they must have used cell phones of crew
members !.

>Nope, try looking up skip distances.

I guess you never used a SW radio.

>A whole new conspiracy. good. that will make you happy.
>

Mother of all conspiracies is to hide truth in somewhere in Indiana and deny
everyone,including the members of Congress,access to them.

Denyav
June 19th 04, 06:31 AM
>> Reality is still available in paper if you goto your library you can
>> even touch it,literally,
>
>
>I see you have again chosen to avoid the facts. you are simply a loon and
>well known for it.

Did you go to the library?

L'acrobat
June 19th 04, 10:05 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> >> Reality is still available in paper if you goto your library you can
> >> even touch it,literally,
> >
> >
> >I see you have again chosen to avoid the facts. you are simply a loon and
> >well known for it.
>
> Did you go to the library?

It's you that needs to read some history rather than the conspirowhacko
drivel you keep reading.

L'acrobat
June 19th 04, 10:08 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >No, the list doesn't go on - you do.
> >
> >No transmissions were made by the IJN, the Germans didn't have a clue it
was
> >happening and you are just a loon
>
> Please feel free to repeat the above thousands times more if it makes you
> happy,but it wont change anything , big lies do not last for forever,even
if
> they are under NSA protection.

When faced with the unfortunate truth that the transmitters were dismantled,
label it a lie.

Too much credible evidence supports this.


>
> >No, the IJN records show they were dismantled.
> >
> >Reality. deal with it.
>
> Thats your reality Sir,not the reality of many who actualy listen and
report
> them.

Yes, I'm quite happy to accept that the real world (aka "my reality") is
different from your reality.

> Actually IJN ships were under orders to cease communications after Nov.25
> "EXCEPT" extreme emergencies.
> The task force broke radio silence at least 28 times between between
Nov.26 and
> Dec.7.
> Since they have NO radio equipment,they must have used cell phones of crew
> members !.

They didn't transmit, they documented why. deal with it.

>
> >Nope, try looking up skip distances.
>
> I guess you never used a SW radio.

Quite a few.

>
> >A whole new conspiracy. good. that will make you happy.
> >
>
> Mother of all conspiracies is to hide truth in somewhere in Indiana and
deny
> everyone,including the members of Congress,access to them.

Of course it is, now take your meds and behave yourself.

Denyav
June 19th 04, 05:23 PM
>When faced with the unfortunate truth that the transmitters were dismantled,
>label it a lie.
>
>Too much credible evidence supports this.

Yeah right,28 intercepted transmissions from the Task Force were actualy sent
by Outer Space Aliens masquerading as Japanase Sailors at this time.

>Yes, I'm quite happy to accept that the real world (aka "my reality") is
>different from your reality.

Enjoy it,but I would rather stick to the reality behind NSA curtain (aka "vault
reality")

>hey didn't transmit, they documented why. deal with it.

Yeah right,they were outer space aliens as I mentioned before.

>Quite a few.
>
Good,then you should not be surpised to hear Task Force transmissions in CA.


>Of course it is, now take your meds and behave yourself.

Do you think that NSA fired formidable barrages of withdrawal notices for
pre-Pearl Harbor documents after 1999 just make me behave right?

Denyav
June 19th 04, 05:28 PM
>> Did you go to the library?
>
>It's you that needs to read some history rather than the conspirowhacko
>drivel you keep reading.
>

Do you mean the history manufactured by McCollum to cover the real history
engineered by McCollum?

Tank Fixer
June 20th 04, 04:17 AM
In article >,
on 15 Jun 2004 05:33:03 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >A 70+ year old book ?
> >Sure, I have time to find a copy.
>
> Much better than new books.

Then why should we take you arguments that new information on Pearl harbor
is more acurate or truthful than the orginal reports ?



> >A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.
>
> Exact cause of explosion is still not known,offical 1898 version was a spanish
> mine !.

The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
version.

> One thing is sure it was no accident and Spanians had nothing to do with it.
> Maybe Aliens masquarading as Spanians did it.

Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider it
to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 20th 04, 04:22 AM
In article >,
on 15 Jun 2004 05:18:39 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

>
> Actualy Kimmel sent 46 warships to open sea to the safety in late November
> without notifying Washington.
> When White house learned of Kimmels move Washington ordered all ships to return
> to the base.
> Battleships and their crews were expendable and their intended role was playing
> sitting ducks.
> For much more information please check out:
> http://www.thenewamerican.com/tna/2001/06-04-2001/vol7no12_facts.htm

Your "source" returns document not found.
And I'm not talking about normal training sorties. I'm talking about the
mission to ferry a USMC fighter squadron to Wake.

And the fact that Adm Halsey, with all the same information that Adm Kimmel
had stated he intended to shoot down any Japanese aircraft he encountered
and sink any IJN ships that he might find.

Care to explain why he drew different conclusions from teh same info his
boss had ?





--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Denyav
June 20th 04, 04:48 AM
>hen why should we take you arguments that new information on Pearl harbor
>is more acurate or truthful than the orginal reports ?

The mentioned book was about Ft.Sumter incident not for Pearl Harbor and author
based his case on (Union) war department documents,that means these documents
were available for the historians.

On other hand,recently surfaced documents were withheld from everbody,including
the Members of the Congress.
In other words,the Members of Congress were authorized to investigate Pearl
Harbor incident on behalf of American People,but they were not authorized to
see some critical Pearl Harbor documents,much less mere mortals.

If McCollum were Lincoln's personal routing officer the Author might not find
anything in War Department files implicating Lincoln administration.

>The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
>version.

>Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider it
>to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.
>

So coal caught fire in a very politically correct location and time.

Tank Fixer
June 20th 04, 05:22 AM
In article >,
on 16 Jun 2004 12:46:12 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

>
> It was long presumed that as Japanase Fleet approached Hawaii it maintained
> complete radio silence.This is a total lie.The Fleet barely barely observed
> discredition,let alone silence.
> McCollums OPI intercepted and translated various Naval dispatches some clearly
> revealing that That PH was the target.
> The Most significant of them the was following,sent from Adm.Yamamato to the
> Japanase first air fleet on November 26.
> "The Task force,keeping its movement strickly secret and maintaining close
> guard aganist submarines and aircraft,shall advance into HAwaian waters and
> upon the very opening of the hostilities shall attack main force of US fleet
> and deal it a mortal blow.First air raid planned for the dawn of x-day.Exact
> date to be given by later order"

Umm, you do know that Adm Yamamoto was in the home waters on one of the
battleships ?
And that the "First Air Fleet" WAS the Pearl Harbor attack force.
So this aledged interecpts was of a transmision to NOT from the attack
force.

Also, just where does that quote come from ?


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 20th 04, 05:23 AM
In article >,
on 19 Jun 2004 16:28:25 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >> Did you go to the library?
> >
> >It's you that needs to read some history rather than the conspirowhacko
> >drivel you keep reading.
> >
>
> Do you mean the history manufactured by McCollum to cover the real history
> engineered by McCollum?
>

Isn't he one of your prize sources ?


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 20th 04, 05:36 AM
In article >,
on 20 Jun 2004 03:48:41 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >hen why should we take you arguments that new information on Pearl harbor
> >is more acurate or truthful than the orginal reports ?
>
> The mentioned book was about Ft.Sumter incident not for Pearl Harbor and author
> based his case on (Union) war department documents,that means these documents
> were available for the historians.
>
> On other hand,recently surfaced documents were withheld from everbody,including
> the Members of the Congress.
> In other words,the Members of Congress were authorized to investigate Pearl
> Harbor incident on behalf of American People,but they were not authorized to
> see some critical Pearl Harbor documents,much less mere mortals.
>
> If McCollum were Lincoln's personal routing officer the Author might not find
> anything in War Department files implicating Lincoln administration.
>

I was responding about McCollum.
You keep switching about like you arn't sure of yoru story.


> >The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
> >version.
>
> >Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider it
> >to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.
> >
>
> So coal caught fire in a very politically correct location and time.

No, coal bunker fires were known in the period to burn for weeks before
flairing up.

--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Denyav
June 20th 04, 06:19 AM
>And the fact that Adm Halsey, with all the same information that Adm Kimmel
>had stated he intended to shoot down any Japanese aircraft he encountered
>and sink any IJN ships that he might find.

Actually Kimmel acted before Halsey and sent 46 ships to open sea without
notifying WAshington in late Nov.

Who countermanded Kimmel's orders and ordered Fleet to return to the base?
Washington (Stark)

Halsey issued his plans AFTER Washington ordered the Fleet back to Pearl Harbor
(His Carriers were part of 46 ship Grand Exercise) as a 25-ship scaled down
version of Kimmels original plan.

But even Halseys scaled down exercise plan was too much for the
Washington,They ordered Halsey to use his carriers to transport planes to Wake
and Midway.
Order came again from Stark.

Why Washington countermanded Kimmels orders and ordered 46-ship fleet to return
to Pearl Harbor as Japanase Task was steaming towards Hawaii?

1)Japanase might abort their mission if they knew US was prepared and waiting
for them.
(That would mean a total failure of McCollum plan)

2)Even if they'd not aborted the mission,PSYOP value of a naval engagement at
open sea would be much less than Pearl Harbor.
Washington knew that if two fleets met at sea and engaged each other there
always might be questions about who attacked first.
(Limited success for McCollum plan,US probably would enter WWII but probably
not so united without shock and awe effect of Pearl Harbor)

Washington had no interest in deterring Japanase or stopping them before they
dropped bombs over HAwaii.

On contrary,Washington wanted to make Task Forces journey between Nov,26 and
Dec,7 as comfortable and easy as possible.
To make it happen they even tried to create a shipping-free zone,so that the
Task force could steam toward Hawaii without worrying about sightings.

B2431
June 20th 04, 06:26 AM
>From: Tank Fixer

>
>In article >,
> on 15 Jun 2004 05:33:03 GMT,
> Denyav attempted to say .....

>
>> >A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.
>>
>> Exact cause of explosion is still not known,offical 1898 version was a
>spanish
>> mine !.
>
>The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
>version.
>
>> One thing is sure it was no accident and Spanians had nothing to do with
>it.
>> Maybe Aliens masquarading as Spanians did it.
>
>Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider it
>to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.
>
>
>--
>When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
>variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.
>
>
>
>
>
>

B2431
June 20th 04, 06:29 AM
>From: Tank Fixer

>
>In article >,
> on 15 Jun 2004 05:33:03 GMT,
> Denyav attempted to say .....
>

>
>> >A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.
>>
>> Exact cause of explosion is still not known,offical 1898 version was a
>spanish
>> mine !.
>
>The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
>version.
>
>> One thing is sure it was no accident and Spanians had nothing to do with
>it.
>> Maybe Aliens masquarading as Spanians did it.
>
>Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider it
>to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.

In fact the boat WAS raised and inspected before being resunk at sea. There is
footage of the boat as it sank.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

L'acrobat
June 20th 04, 06:47 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >> Did you go to the library?
> >
> >It's you that needs to read some history rather than the conspirowhacko
> >drivel you keep reading.
> >
>
> Do you mean the history manufactured by McCollum to cover the real history
> engineered by McCollum?

Try some books.

L'acrobat
June 20th 04, 06:52 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >When faced with the unfortunate truth that the transmitters were
dismantled,
> >label it a lie.
> >
> >Too much credible evidence supports this.
>
> Yeah right,28 intercepted transmissions from the Task Force were actualy
sent
> by Outer Space Aliens masquerading as Japanase Sailors at this time.

Lots more drivel. reality is not your friend is it?

>
> >Yes, I'm quite happy to accept that the real world (aka "my reality") is
> >different from your reality.
>
> Enjoy it,but I would rather stick to the reality behind NSA curtain (aka
"vault
> reality")


The problem of course is that you have never been behind the "NSA curtain",
it's all just fantasy.

>
> >hey didn't transmit, they documented why. deal with it.
>
> Yeah right,they were outer space aliens as I mentioned before.
>

Certainly more credible than anything else you have raised.

> >Quite a few.
> >
> Good,then you should not be surpised to hear Task Force transmissions in
CA.
>

But very surprised to get a credible bearing with 1940s tech.

Of course, since those Txs were not made, its all moot.

>
> >Of course it is, now take your meds and behave yourself.
>
> Do you think that NSA fired formidable barrages of withdrawal notices for
> pre-Pearl Harbor documents after 1999 just make me behave right?

Nope, I suspect it was done to make sure that there was little hint as to
where current decrypt capabilities are.

But then reality is not your friend, is it?

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 20th 04, 07:10 AM
Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 2.

denyav wrote in message ...

Actually I wrote the first set of text,

>> I just love these sorts of conspiracy theories, they provide endless hours
>> of laughter. It was to be expected Stinnett would make his appearance,
>> his use of the famed McCollum Memo.
>>
>> By the way if you really want to have us believe Stinnett is the
>> authority check out his page 324 of his hardcover edition
>> where he states "There is no reliable evidence, found by the
>> author, that establishes how much of the 5 - Num [JN25]
>> could be deciphered, translated and read by naval cryptographers
>> in 1941". Now go back and read the book where it assumes,
>> his opinion, his assumption, the USN could read the signals
>> Stinnett wants them to have read, including the ones he tries
>> to pretend were sent by radio instead of hand delivered.
>> Stinnett has no idea what the USN could read, he simply gives
>> his opinion.
>
>Stinnett is the man who discovered that truthful answers to Pearl
>Harbor controversy secreted in bomb proof vaults,withheld from two
>congressional investigations and from American People.

Yes folks, Robert Stinnett wrote a book where he relied on the US
intercepting and decoding key IJN messages, then at the end of the
book he told us all he had no idea what the US decoding abilities
were. Just ignore the fact all through the book it is assumed the
needed messages were decoded as required. It does help him
when he ignores the change over from the A to the B version of JN-25
in late 1940, just assumed the success against the A version carried
over to the B version, which was a different code book.

Stinnett simply ignores the IJN code book upgrade of December
1940 in order to make his book work. That is the blinding of
allied intelligence after making good progress into the initial code
book "A" (hence the classification of the code in use in 1941 as
JN-25 "B") is simply ignored by Stinnett. When challenged about
this on his web site he simply failed to respond, except to complain
about spelling errors and insist on "correct terminology". Taking
Stinnett's word is a bad move.

If you want a fun exercise in fact checking try and find a Stinnett
footnote that actually backs up the claims in the text.

So change the subject, peddle Stinnett's fiction about Pearl then
peddle his fiction about US archives.

Also note below which section McCollum was in, not OP-20-GY
(codebreakers), the deleted claim was,

"The architect of FDRs Japan &Pearl Harbor game plan was McCollum
and McCollum was also,what a surprise !!,head of navy intelligence
unit responsible IJN dispatches."

This claim had to go, along with Pearl Harbor the movie as a source,
the British knew more than the US and so on.

I pinched the memo "highlights" from another post, note how the
memo is addressed to the directors, not someone in the white
house, yet it is supposed to make it to FDR in time for him to
make it the lunchtime conversation the next day, the "proof" FDR
saw the memo, just ignore the diary of the person FDR lunched with.

"Op-16-F-2 ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) 7 October 1940
Memorandum For The Directors
Subject: ESTIMATE OF THE SITUATION IN THE PACIFIC AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES..."

A. Make an arrangement with Britain for the use of British
bases in the Pacific, particularly Singapore."

The USN did not use British bases until after the war started.
There was a conference in Manila about cooperation but it
ended with the sighting of the IJN invasion convoys heading
for Malaya. So this never happened pre war.

By the way the German Japanese naval base agreement
had been signed in 1940 or earlier.

"B. Make an arrangement with Holland for the use of base facilities
and acquisition of supplies in the Dutch East Indies" (now Indonesia)."

As for point A. Never happened pre war.

"C. Give all possible aid to the Chinese government of Chiang
Kai-shek."

30 aircraft in 1940, 141 in 1941, compared with 1,507 for the
British in 1940 and 5,249 in 1941. The USSR received more
aircraft than China, in fact the "other foreign" column has 787
aircraft delivered at the US factories. All possible aid would
have been a lot more aircraft for a start.

By the way the 30 aircraft for China in 1940 were trainers,
70 of the 1941 aircraft were trainers, 53 fighters, 18 light bombers.

So I presume the German sale of 12 aircraft to China in 1937
is an indicator Germany is giving all aid as well?

How about the German military advisors present on the Chinese
side in the late 1930s? I think they were withdrawn in 1939.

"D. Send a division of long-range heavy cruisers to the western
Pacific, the Philippines and Singapore."

Didn't happen, hint Manila is in the western pacific, it had a heavy
and a light cruiser plus the occasional extra cruiser passing through.

"E. Send two divisions of submarines to the western Pacific."

There were already USN submarines based in Manila, and the
memo's ideas of reinforcements was not followed. As a guide
to the changes note the USN had 96 submarines available, some
in reserve, in September 1939, the older boats were brought out
of reserve after war began in Europe and the total number
available grew steadily to 112 by the end of November 1941.

By the way USN submarine deployments to Manila from
DANFS, according to my by hand counts.

11/24 (yes 24) onward S-36, S-37, S-38, S-39, S-40, S-41

7/1925 to 5/1932 S-30, S-31, S-32, S-33, S-34, S-35

So until the depression the USN had 12 submarines present.

12/39 onward Porpoise, Pike, Tarpon, Perch, Pickerel, Permit

So the 12 submarine force is restored.

1939 Searaven "two years before war" my bet it should be with the
5 following submarines to make another 6 ship squadron and
arrived at the end of 1940.

1940 Seawolf (autumn)

10 or 11/40 Stingray, Seadragon, Sealion
12/40 Shark

1941 month unknown Snapper (probably 11/41), Sailfish (after 3/41
at least since that was the month it started a refit in the US)

11/41 Salmon, Seal, Sturgeon, Sargo, Saury, Spearfish, Sculpin,
Swordfish, Skipjack

Total 29, the force at the start of the war, I think 4 were
refitting on 8 December.

"F. Keep the main strength of the U.S. fleet, now in the Pacific, in
the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands."

Done before the memo was written, the memo is dated in October,
the basing decision was on 1 May 1940.

"G. Insist that the Dutch refuse to grant Japanese demands for
undue economic concessions, Particularly oil."

Add the British as well, it made no sense for the US to
embargo oil if the Dutch and British would replace the
lost sales. The US did not need to do much to persuade
the Dutch, the Japanese idea of terms of trade did much
to persuade the Dutch extra trade was not worth it.

"H. Completely embargo all trade with Japan, in collaboration
with a similar embargo imposed by the British Empire."

Finally happened, however the memo forgets to add the Dutch
to the embargo.

FDR had imposed trade embargoes on aviation fuel, lubricants
and high grade scrap metal on 25 July 1940. On 26 September
scrap iron was added to the list.

In the first week in October, that is just before the memo was written
the US ordered all Americans out of the far east, called up the naval
reserve and authorised Anglo-American staff talks in Singapore.
Additional supplies were sent to the Philippines as well.

Remember folks, the memo is supposed to be the blueprint, apparently
able to influence decisions before it was written.

The Japanese negotiations with the Dutch over oil finally ended in the
first week in October, with no gains for the Japanese.

"10. If by these means Japan could be led to commit an overt act
of war, so much the better. At all event we must be fully
prepared to accept the treat of war."

Yes, Japan preferred war to giving up the chance to colonise China.

So 8 recommendations, the first 4 were not followed, the fifth was not
followed at the time, though more submarines were sent and then even
more in late 1941, the sixth and seventh had already happened before
the memo was written, the eighth finally happened around 9 months
later and only after further Japanese expansion.

Just remember the memo is the claimed blueprint for US government
policy.

>As Late as 1995 the Joint Congressional investigation conducted by
>Sen.Thurman and and Rep.Franke was denied access to the Naval storage
>vault in Crane, IN
>Because of his efforts Naval Security Group Command agreed to transfer
>Crane files to National Archieves.
>"The Days of Deceipt" is based on what he found in first batch of
>released documents.
>After the days of deceipt appeared a strange thing happened,NSA
>immediately started withdrawing pre Pearl Harbor documents from
>Archive II.
>As of today almost 30 NSA withdrawal notices guarantee that pre Pearl
>Harbor documents discovered in Crane IN will be off limits to American
>People and their elected represantatives for another 60 years

In the early 1990s the U. S. Navy transferred all its cryptologic
archives from Crane, Indiana to the National Archives in
Washington. This includes 26,581 JN-25 intercepts from 1
September to 7 December. All of these are available for public
review.

Stinnett is trying to run the line the truth is out there, the documents
are missing, to defend against all the holes in his book. Hence the
above claims of hidden documents. All IJN messages had a serial
number, missing serials are assumed to be US hiding them, as
opposed to US not intercepting them.

>Your above mentioned quote from the book refers to percentage of
>deciphered japanase messages it might be 30% or might be 100%.

Yes folks, just keep peddling the fiction, ignore the documents that
say 0%.

>As I said before the book was based on documents found in first batch
>of Crane documents released in middle of 90s,and information revealed
>in documents astonishing,but crane documents reviewed by Stinnett was
>only a minuscule percentage of crane documents,by far not enough to
>say something definite about the percentage of Japanase messages
>deciphered and translated by US.

By the way folks, note Stinnett is very definite in the book about what
messages were decoded. Including ones the Japanese say were
never sent by radio. Stinnett is the truth bringer, even when he says
he has no proof it seems.

Also Stinnett was not the motivator for the release of the documents,
he took advantage of their release.

Stephen Budiansky, using the original USN designation
AN for what was later called JN-25B.

"Contemporaneous, month-by-month reports on the progress of the Navy
codebreakers, each date-stamped, cover the entire period 1940-41. They
cover the work of the entire unit known as OP-20-GY, the Navy cryptanalytic
office in Washington, and also report on the progress of the Navy
decryption units in Hawaii and Cavite. They show unambiguously that when
the AN codebook was changed on December 1940, and subsequently when the
additive tables used with the code were changed on August 1, 1941, the U.S.
Navy lost its ability to read this traffic altogether. By December 1, 1941,
only 3,800 of the 30,000-plus code groups and 2,500 of the 50,000 additives
in AN had been recovered. (Most of the recovered code groups were those for
numerals, an even further limitation on reading.) "

Also note,

"None of the messages found in the "Pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese Naval
Dispatches" file mention Pearl Harbor by name. (This file is found in
National Archives at College Park, RG 38, Crane Files, CNSG 5830/115; most
of the messages have also have been reprinted in "Pearl Harbor Revisited:
United States Navy Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941," an unclassified
monograph published by the National Security Agency in 1994.)"

The USN went back in 1945/46 and broke out as many of the pre war
messages as it could to see what they could have told. One of the
favourite tricks is to claim the 1946 dates are faked.

>> The conspiracy here is one where people are paid for telling other
>> people what they want to hear. The truth is to be ignored, the money
>> does the talking, be poorer for being lied to and then be unwilling to
>> admit the mistake, and so make yourself even poorer.
>
>Official Version here is the one where the officials are paid for
>telling the public what their bosses want.This is one important
>difference.

Yes folks, ignore the many non official probes into Pearl Harbor
that conclude the US did not know, just try and pretend it is all
official history. Hundreds of books, articles and so on.

>Another important difference between offical story tellers and
>conspiracy loons is the following:Offical story tellers have
>priviledge to distort or completely withhold information whereas
>conspiracy loons cannot even dream of having such priviledges.

Think about this one folks, the conspiracy loons apparently do not
have the privileges to lie and distort, they must be officially granted
it seems. So the conspiracy theories become officially sanctioned,
which makes them wrong of course, as the official works are
classified as wrong.

Ah a good laugh does wonders.

>> However the really fun thing is the way the fiction in Stinnett is to
>> be enhanced, by promoting McCollum. No longer is he the Far East
>> expert in the Office of Naval Intelligence, no he is promoted to the
>> command of either ONI (Captain or Admiral rank) or the head of
>> OP-20-GYP, the USN organisation charged with breaking Japanese
>> codes, it was originally called OP-20-GY.
>>
>> Also the famed memo never went further than his boss, nowhere
>> near FDR.

> The Famed Memo did not need to go anywhere,it became offical Japan
>policy of FDR administration.

Yes folks, the memo, which no one beyond the writer and his boss saw
became US government policy. Presumably by telepathy. Just try and
ignore minor points like the decision to move the Pacific fleet to Hawaii
predates the memo.

See the memo above to note the gap between reality and the claims.

>> By the way if the latest attempt at fiction is to somehow pretend
>> the USN decryption section did not do the work on "purple" it shows
>> an even bigger lack of reality. The "purple" work overloaded the
>> section, slowing down all work. The USN had only one section of
>> cryptographers and security cleared language experts.
>>
>> Finally all the IJN documents and survivors agree the force did not
>> transmit after leaving their usual harbours. See for example the
>> surviving logs, the 1942 IJN after action report and the post war
>> interrogations. The idea Yamamoto would be so stupid as to
>> put his strike force in a harbour that could only be contacted by
>> radio is a joke.
>>
>> The Japanese Navy took control over the cable station at Hitokappu
>> Bay. Also, there was a marine cable between Nemuro, Hokkaido
>> and Shana, Etorofu in 1941 which was then tied to the telegraph
>> office at Hitokappu Bay. Source. Recollection of Mr. Hirokazu
>> Kawguchi of Hachioji City in Tokyo who was born at Shana in
>> 1923 and worked at the Shana cable office.
>>
>> Next, there was a daily air courier service between Ominato and
>> Hitokappu Bay to transfer documents received from Tokyo by air
>> and to send documents to Tokyo by air while the 1st Air Fleet was
>> at Hitokappu Bay. Source. ?History on Communications? by
>> Admiral Susumiiro Ishiguru (of Strike Force experience) (Tokyo:
>> Tokyo Reserve Police Association 1953).
>
>Who told Yamamato that their Naval code was broken?

Yes folks, just try and change the subject, the IJN says it did not
transmit, in logs written at the time, in the wartime after action
report and during the post war interrogations. This has to be
ignored. The idea Yamamoto was so stupid as to park his
top secret task force in a place where there was only radio
communications has to be ignored.

Just ignore the way traffic analysis works, the use of call signs
on messages to gain an idea what is going on, the volume and
size of messages. Then add direction finding on transmitters.

No folks, the IJN is assumed to be completely ignorant of any
sort of radio discipline or deception techniques.

The conspiracy needs the IJN in on the act from1941 on.

Navies are well aware of the need to limit radio traffic, they try to
do it as much as possible, the IJN understood the reasons why and
acted accordingly.

>Even today you can intercept any radio transmission easily,but if you
>cannot decode and decipher it,its useless.

Know nothing about the uses of traffic analysis and direction
finding I see.

>Even after Pearl Harbor IJN continued to use the same code because
>they were not aware that it was broken.
>Radio messages sent with unbroken or unbreakable code is as safe as
>courier messages,if not more.

Yes folks, just ignore the fact you can learn a lot from the call signs,
who is talking to who, the volume of traffic and the movements of
mobile transmitters.

It is amusing to see the idea couriers are less secure than radio
transmissions, presumably why no one uses couriers any more.

As Professor Kimball wrote: "It seems to me that to brand WSC
and/or FDR as conspirators requires that they be seen as evil
geniuses. But for them to allow the U.S. Fleet to be clobbered
means they were stupid. That doesn't compute." "

The rest of the post is simply text that could not be replied to,

By the way folks, the conspiracy claims are dropped, instead we
have something totally different dropped in.

Deleted text,

"You forgot item 4) the conspiracy theory around the start of the war
and the claims the Maine was deliberately sabotaged by the US.
The non real event.

You see the fact the IJN attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941 is known
and understood. The added "facts" of a conspiracy are the
contributions of people who cannot cope with reality. "

Translation do not deal with the issues on their merits, invent crimes
from years ago and use those as an excuse to do what you want to
do, above all do not think.

I note the fun things like the URL for the congressional petition transcript
makes note of the Japanese consulate's words about a surprise attack
being possible, a message not broken out before the attack, to accuse
Washington of short changing the field commanders.

If the assessment is a surprise attack was possible what does that say
of two things,

1) the size of the defences
2) the alertness of the defences.

1) Is largely Washington determined, 2) is locally determined. But do
not worry, erase item 2 and carry on with the field commanders did
nothing wrong line.

Yes folks, understand, look for your facts in Hollywood movies, just
add the words you want to historical documents and so on. It is
quite simple, since unwelcome reality can be wished away just
decide the preferred outcome and adjust the preferred facts
accordingly.

Denyav is a CIA/FBI/ABC/CBS/DKNY/USN/USAAF, oh what the
heck, AAA (many organisations deleted) to ZZZZZ plant. Here to
try and improve the reputation of the US by making absolutely
absurd claims about it, so no one believes the real claims.

By the way note below the talk is all about the missing evidence,
but we are told 99.99% is available.

Deleted text, on the Congressional moves,

"
http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp106&&r_n=hr945.106&sel=TOC_545749&

Go look up the other items included, the Indianapolis sinking and
the waiver on time limits for decorations. "

http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm

By the way the claim trying to be defended is the idea Kimmel hurled
such accusations at FDR etc. Instead we have the family members
putting the best case forward as to why Washington deserves some
of the blame.

The transcript indicates the accusations were the usual ones, the
people in Washington made the errors (not the conspiracy) and
the people in Pearl paid the price. Note the transcript is not about
prior knowledge of the attack, only the blame game afterwards.
However when you want to invent fiction just change this to
conspiracy accusations.

By the way in the above text Professor Gannon claims 1,000 PBY
patrol planes were sent to the British pre Pearl Harbor when he
calculates Pearl needed 200 for all round patrols but only had 49.
The British (meaning RAF, RCAF. RNZAF and RAAF) received
somewhere around 3/4 of this figure for the entire war.

The US produced a whole 410 Patrol bombers in 1941, up from
34 in 1940, 22 Martin Mariners (PBM), 6 Consolidated Coranados
(PB2Y) and 416 Catalinas (PBY) 1940 to 1941. The PBY had been
in production pre war, with around 200 delivered by the end of 1939.

Of course you need to remove from the totals the 41 patrol bombers
delivered in December 1941 and probably the 54 delivered in October
and November 1941 as not being available to sent to Hawaii in time.
Also noting the pre war deliveries, starting in 1936, were lower powered
versions, 1,800 to 2,000 HP versus 2,400 for the 1940 on versions

So we have around 600 patrol bombers with the necessary range built
and available to the USN and everyone else, less the attrition of normal
flying, 200 of which are needed for Pearl Harbor. Presumably then over
200 are needed for the Philippines, then comes the U-boat threat to the
US east coast plus Panama then comes the British requirement. The
British are useful, they give feedback on actual combat operations. Do
not forget aircraft for training operations as well plus the inevitable losses.

Kimmel is allowed "lack of resources" but Washington is not. Nice use
of logic.

So what's that say 600 aircraft, less around 1/2 for obsolete types, for
training and attrition, and we have 300 suitable aircraft. Pearl wants
200, the Philippines wants more, the east coast wants some, the
British want some, the training system wants more so it can up the
training rate and so on.

Pearl Harbor was given 49 aircraft, enough to continuously cover an
arc of 90 degrees according to Professor Gannon, or the approaches
from the Japanese mandated islands. How many were actually flying
such searches on the 5th, 6th and 7th?

Gone looking for this evidence? Just jump to conspiracy theory, instead
of something like they decided it looked like the Navy was being kind to
its own.

Deleted text,

"Putting words into Kimmel's mouth now I see. Kimmel's defence was
that he was deprived of information he needed, mainly messages from
the local Japanese consulate and timely warning of the time the last
Japanese message was supposed to be presented to the US. There
was nothing said about senior leaders wanting the attack to happen."

On claims the inquiries were rigged,

"I like this, if the one entity argument is followed then the claimed let
off for Kimmel is the rigged result, it was an all Navy affair."

Ah yes the movie Pearl Harbor is your guide to US intelligence
actions in 1941, but wait, there is more, since the movie is a joke
on this point the need is to imply the British did it. Just ignore the
way the British had more pressing matters on their hands, that
the US was leading the way against Japanese diplomatic traffic
and the British and US were sharing IJN code recovery work.
So what one knew the other did as well.

Yes folks, Kimmel was where he should be, no matter where you
go, there you are.

Note by the way the attempt to paint the inquiry as the absolutely right
result, despite claiming not to have seen the evidence presented to it.
The USN is the straight organisation, despite the fact it would have
been doing the decoding of those wonder messages, it is the one
that holds the "truth", everything else is wrong. The conspiracy does
not apply to the naval inquiry, it could never have been rigged of
course, it has the "right" result, so everything else was rigged.

What did the inquiry clear Kimmel of, dereliction of duty, lack of
judgement?

Standard conspiracy stuff, the right answer is out there, somewhere,
pick your preferred outcome.

Previously before the next text was another standard claim about
conspiracies, as usual the claim has to be deleted and the subject changed.

I like this, especially since I posted text showing how the War Warning
messages were the same around the Pacific. And MacArthur certainly
did not lose more men and equipment that the people in Hawaii in the
opening day of the war.

What I really like is the duck, unable to answer the text, so change the
subject.

"By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to
enter the Pacific war. The IJN started sinking US merchant ships just
before the attack went in."

Try and read history, it provides answers like, 1) too far away to know
exactly what was going on, 2) MacArthur controlling much of the
information flow, 3) The low expectations about holding the Philippines,
4) The reality moving against MacArthur would provoke a reaction in
Washington, being seen as an attempt by FDR to rid himself of an
unwanted General.

Deleted text,

It would be nice to know the source of the claimed Kimmel words, it
seems his lifetime's output is being searched for any claim he made,
no proof offered.

Remarkable line being run, the US is the source of all evil but the US
is so good, so amazing, it cannot be defeated, only betrayed from
within. No one can launch an unexpected attack on the US, it sees
and knows all, I must ask the US where my favourite pen has ended up.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Denyav
June 20th 04, 07:12 AM
>Umm, you do know that Adm Yamamoto was in the home waters on one of the
>battleships ?
>And that the "First Air Fleet" WAS the Pearl Harbor attack force.
>So this aledged interecpts was of a transmision to NOT from the attack
>force.

Yes,as I clearly stated in the post this message dated Nov,26 is from Yamamato
to First Air Fleet.

There are 2 seperate things in this story
1)Did US (or Brits,Dutch) break Japanase naval code JN25b before Pearl Harbor?
2)Did Task force break radio sience break radio silence between Nov.26 and Dec7
?

1)Naval code was surely broken on Nov,16(also before Task force left home
waters)but probably earlier.
2)Task Force did break radio silence at least 28 times.

>lso, just where does that quote come from ?
>
From Crane IN,
Current position: Yes they decoded it but they were unable to translate it
because of shortage of personel.If you buy it.

Denyav
June 20th 04, 07:47 AM
>The problem of course is that you have never been behind the "NSA curtain",
>it's all just fantasy.

So,apparently you are behind NSA curtain which makes your efforts even more
understandable.

Whats the NSA rationale behind of issuing tens of withdrawal notices for Crane
files?
Concerns about the fantasies that could turn into "official" realities?

>Certainly more credible than anything else you have raised.
>

Not more credible but more politically correct for some.

>Nope, I suspect it was done to make sure that there was little hint as to
>where current decrypt capabilities are.
>
Just a small hint for you,withdrawal notices cover almost all pre-Pearl
Harbor documents whereas post PH documents were only slightly effected.
So,Pre-Pearl Harbor decypt capabilities should be more advanced and more
relevant than post Pearl Harbor capabilities.
Heck,the way it seems the Task Force did not only sink ships but took US
decyption capabilities away.

>But then reality is not your friend, is it?
Apparently you still did not go to library?

Denyav
June 20th 04, 08:34 AM
>In the early 1990s the U. S. Navy transferred all its cryptologic
>archives from Crane, Indiana to the National Archives in
>Washington. This includes 26,581 JN-25 intercepts from 1
>September to 7 December. All of these are available for public
>review.

You forgat to mention:
EXCEPT those withdrawn documents
(Because of NSA notices of course)
>Stephen Budiansky, using the original USN designation
>AN for what was later called JN-25B.
>
You forgat to mention his NSA ties.

>book "A" (hence the classification of the code in use in 1941 as
>JN-25 "B") is simply ignored by Stinnett. When challenged about
>this on his web site he simply failed to respond, except to complain
>about spelling errors and insist

In the Archieve II records Safford asserts that US was reading 90% of JN25b
prior to Dec.7.
According routing designator Nov.16 Lietwiler letter was also seen by Safford .
But Safford did not say anything to Congressional investigators about his
assertion or Lirtwiler letter.

Of Course US congress was only allowed to investigate blinfolded,
They were allowed to investigate Pearl Harbor but only by using hand picked
documents.
It happens only in Washington.

M. J. Powell
June 20th 04, 11:31 AM
In message >, L'acrobat
> writes
>

Snip <If I may intrude>
>>
>> >
>> Good,then you should not be surpised to hear Task Force transmissions in
>CA.
>>
>
>But very surprised to get a credible bearing with 1940s tech.

A 'Class 1' DF bearing was better than 1deg in those days. Accuracy of
position depended on ionospheric blurring of position lines.

U-boats in the Atlantic were plotted to within 20 miles at times.
>
>Of course, since those Txs were not made, its all moot.
>
>>
>> >Of course it is, now take your meds and behave yourself.
>>
>> Do you think that NSA fired formidable barrages of withdrawal notices for
>> pre-Pearl Harbor documents after 1999 just make me behave right?
>
>Nope, I suspect it was done to make sure that there was little hint as to
>where current decrypt capabilities are.


I doubt it. Particularly with the advent of super-computors like the
Cray etc and more advanced mathematics, the methods used today wouldn't
be predictable from methods of 60 years ago.

Mike
--
M.J.Powell

L'acrobat
June 21st 04, 02:02 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >The problem of course is that you have never been behind the "NSA
curtain",
> >it's all just fantasy.
>
> So,apparently you are behind NSA curtain which makes your efforts even
more
> understandable.

Oh, I see how it works - you claim to have knowledge of this stuff and when
it is pointed out that you don't you try to turn it around.

It doesn't help your argument.

>
> Whats the NSA rationale behind of issuing tens of withdrawal notices for
Crane
> files?
> Concerns about the fantasies that could turn into "official" realities?


Clearly you have never had a security clearance. those of us who have know
that the default position is to classify everything and declassify almost
nothing.

Why - because if you fail to classify something (or mistakenly declassify
something) that should remain secret then you can't go back.

What loons like you fail to realise is that the documents that you think
support your fantasy no doubt have some classified info in them, it just has
nothing to do with your delusions.

>
> >Certainly more credible than anything else you have raised.
> >
>
> Not more credible but more politically correct for some.

So now well documented historical fact is 'political correctness', trying
that one doesn't hep your case either.


>
> >Nope, I suspect it was done to make sure that there was little hint as to
> >where current decrypt capabilities are.
> >
> Just a small hint for you,withdrawal notices cover almost all pre-Pearl
> Harbor documents whereas post PH documents were only slightly effected.
> So,Pre-Pearl Harbor decypt capabilities should be more advanced and more
> relevant than post Pearl Harbor capabilities.

You seem to be focussed on PH - those docs could, for example have info on
decrypts of Brit cyphers (Military, Govt or Commercial) that were decrypted,
that would still cause embaressment if it were to be revealed that the US
was reading a current allys mail.

And since you don't know the contents of those withdrawn docs, you don't
know what it is they might tell, you are simply building a fantasy.


> Heck,the way it seems the Task Force did not only sink ships but took US
> decyption capabilities away.
>
> >But then reality is not your friend, is it?
> Apparently you still did not go to library?

Do try to keep up, and the local comic book stand is not a library.

I think the simplest thing to point out here is that you think the movie
"Pearl Harbor" is a documentary, which indicates how little credibility you
actually have on the subject.

Tank Fixer
June 21st 04, 04:40 AM
In article >,
on 20 Jun 2004 05:19:53 GMT,
Denyav attempted to say .....

> >And the fact that Adm Halsey, with all the same information that Adm Kimmel
> >had stated he intended to shoot down any Japanese aircraft he encountered
> >and sink any IJN ships that he might find.
>
> Actually Kimmel acted before Halsey and sent 46 ships to open sea without
> notifying WAshington in late Nov.
>
> Who countermanded Kimmel's orders and ordered Fleet to return to the base?
> Washington (Stark)

Did he ?
Document it please.


>
> Halsey issued his plans AFTER Washington ordered the Fleet back to Pearl Harbor
> (His Carriers were part of 46 ship Grand Exercise) as a 25-ship scaled down
> version of Kimmels original plan.
>
> But even Halseys scaled down exercise plan was too much for the
> Washington,They ordered Halsey to use his carriers to transport planes to Wake
> and Midway.

And Adm Halsey stated his intentions, based on the same intel his boss had.
And his boss had no objection.


> Order came again from Stark.
>
> Why Washington countermanded Kimmels orders and ordered 46-ship fleet to return
> to Pearl Harbor as Japanase Task was steaming towards Hawaii?

When did this "fleet" sail ? And to where was this fleet headed ?


> 1)Japanase might abort their mission if they knew US was prepared and waiting
> for them.
> (That would mean a total failure of McCollum plan)

How would the IJN find out ?


> 2)Even if they'd not aborted the mission,PSYOP value of a naval engagement at
> open sea would be much less than Pearl Harbor.
> Washington knew that if two fleets met at sea and engaged each other there
> always might be questions about who attacked first.
> (Limited success for McCollum plan,US probably would enter WWII but probably
> not so united without shock and awe effect of Pearl Harbor)

You do know that USN ships had already been attacked at open sea ?



> Washington had no interest in deterring Japanase or stopping them before they
> dropped bombs over HAwaii.

Your opinon.

>
> On contrary,Washington wanted to make Task Forces journey between Nov,26 and
> Dec,7 as comfortable and easy as possible.
> To make it happen they even tried to create a shipping-free zone,so that the
> Task force could steam toward Hawaii without worrying about sightings.

How did they create this shipping free zone ?


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Tank Fixer
June 21st 04, 04:40 AM
In article >,
on 20 Jun 2004 05:29:07 GMT,
B2431 attempted to say .....

> >From: Tank Fixer
>
> >
> >In article >,
> > on 15 Jun 2004 05:33:03 GMT,
> > Denyav attempted to say .....
> >
>
> >
> >> >A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.
> >>
> >> Exact cause of explosion is still not known,offical 1898 version was a
> >spanish
> >> mine !.
> >
> >The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
> >version.
> >
> >> One thing is sure it was no accident and Spanians had nothing to do with
> >it.
> >> Maybe Aliens masquarading as Spanians did it.
> >
> >Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider it
> >to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.
>
> In fact the boat WAS raised and inspected before being resunk at sea. There is
> footage of the boat as it sank.

Sometime in the 1920's IIRC ?


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Denyav
June 21st 04, 05:02 AM
>Clearly you have never had a security clearance. those of us who have know
>that the default position is to classify everything and declassify almost
>nothing.
>

So mere mortals,that means American People and their elected represantatives,
should not know anything or should only know what you want them to know.
Thanks for the clarification,exactly that was my point.

>Why - because if you fail to classify something (or mistakenly declassify
>something) that should remain secret then you can't go back.

Of course the mere mortals and their elected represantatives have no idea about
works of their unelected "masters".


>What loons like you fail to realise is that the documents that you think
>support your fantasy no doubt have some classified info in them, it just has
>nothing to do with your delusions.

Yeah right,pre-Pearl Harbor cyrpt technology is more relevant than post PH
technology,you implied that before.

Only reason that they are still unlocked is that these documents prove the
existence of a "school of thought" among our unelected "masters" within US
gov't which basically says gov't should even kill,or allow others to kill,its
own soldiers,sailors,civilians to achieve broader political goals.
This strategy exists for last 150 years with minor modifications,and unless
mere mortals face the reality and confront their unelected masters,or unelected
masters blunder gravely (thats happening now) will continue for another 150
years.


>So now well documented historical fact is 'political correctness', trying
>that one doesn't hep your case either.

Well documented?
Didn't you say by default everything is classified,nothing is declassified?

So,you are the one who decides what to declassify,not mere mortals
The mere mortals and their elected Reps.are only supposed to see your "well
selected" documents and whitewash your actions.
Our unelected Masters need them only to legitimatize their actions not as an
Oversight authority.

>And since you don't know the contents of those withdrawn docs, you don't
>know what it is they might tell, you are simply building a fantasy.

Pre-Pearl Harbor documents that were part of first batch released from
Crane,were withdrawn after the release of "Days of Deceipt".So they were
available for a short period.

>I think the simplest thing to point out here is that you think the movie
>"Pearl Harbor" is a documentary, which indicates how little credibility you
>actually have on the subject.

The starting point was the movie,and you have bitten it off.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 21st 04, 05:28 AM
Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 3.
The reply includes the other tactic, of changing the appearance order
of what little text survives.

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless the receive official permission.
That was a good one.

Simple really, just keep dropping all the claimed evidence, but keep the
conclusion.

Most of my stuff is cut and paste, you become interested in WWII and
you find the same conspiracy claims surfacing over and over.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>In the early 1990s the U. S. Navy transferred all its cryptologic
>>archives from Crane, Indiana to the National Archives in
>>Washington. This includes 26,581 JN-25 intercepts from 1
>>September to 7 December. All of these are available for public
>>review.

deleted text,

"Stinnett is trying to run the line the truth is out there, the documents
are missing, to defend against all the holes in his book. Hence the
above claims of hidden documents. All IJN messages had a serial
number, missing serials are assumed to be US hiding them, as
opposed to US not intercepting them."

>You forgat to mention: EXCEPT those withdrawn documents
>(Because of NSA notices of course)

I note by the way there has been no attempt to tell us who is saying
there are these NSA notices.

You see Robert Stinnett has been running this line as he tries to
wave away the holes in his book's claims.

deleted text,

"By the way folks, note Stinnett is very definite in the book about what
messages were decoded. Including ones the Japanese say were
never sent by radio. Stinnett is the truth bringer, even when he says
he has no proof it seems.

Also Stinnett was not the motivator for the release of the documents,
he took advantage of their release."

>>Stephen Budiansky, using the original USN designation
>>AN for what was later called JN-25B.
>>
>You forgat to mention his NSA ties.

This is quite funny really, should we also mention Stinnett's
ties to the USN? Of course "ties" are brought in as a way
of crediting or discrediting the stories, NSA ties would be
hailed as a plus if the author voted for the conspiracy.


Deleted text,

"Contemporaneous, month-by-month reports on the progress of the Navy
codebreakers, each date-stamped, cover the entire period 1940-41. They
cover the work of the entire unit known as OP-20-GY, the Navy cryptanalytic
office in Washington, and also report on the progress of the Navy
decryption units in Hawaii and Cavite. They show unambiguously that when
the AN codebook was changed on December 1940, and subsequently when the
additive tables used with the code were changed on August 1, 1941, the U.S.
Navy lost its ability to read this traffic altogether. By December 1, 1941,
only 3,800 of the 30,000-plus code groups and 2,500 of the 50,000 additives
in AN had been recovered. (Most of the recovered code groups were those for
numerals, an even further limitation on reading.) "

Also note,

"None of the messages found in the "Pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese Naval
Dispatches" file mention Pearl Harbor by name. (This file is found in
National Archives at College Park, RG 38, Crane Files, CNSG 5830/115; most
of the messages have also have been reprinted in "Pearl Harbor Revisited:
United States Navy Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941," an unclassified
monograph published by the National Security Agency in 1994.)"

The USN went back in 1945/46 and broke out as many of the pre war
messages as it could to see what they could have told. One of the
favourite tricks is to claim the 1946 dates are faked.

"Stinnett simply ignores the IJN code book upgrade of December
1940 in order to make his book work. That is the blinding of
allied intelligence after making good progress into the initial code"

>>book "A" (hence the classification of the code in use in 1941 as
>>JN-25 "B") is simply ignored by Stinnett. When challenged about
>>this on his web site he simply failed to respond, except to complain
>>about spelling errors and insist
>
>In the Archieve II records Safford asserts that US was reading 90% of JN25b
>prior to Dec.7.

This is really funny Stinnett has no idea what the allies were reading, now
it seems it is 90%. A nice figure, the only trouble is the documents show
this to be about 90% too much. Oh yes, Stinnett would never use JN-25B
he demands people use AN (original US designation) or code book D
(IJN designation) or 5 numeral (another US designation), when you ask
him about the code later designated JN-25.

It would be nice for Stinnett to give something more than "in the archive"
as a reference for this claimed smoking gun document.

JN-25 was a book of 5 digit numbers standing for words, letters or
numbers. This book was introduced in mid 1939 "A" and substantially
upgraded in December 1940, "B". To disguise the code groups a
book of random numbers was used, the numbers were added to
the code group values. The random numbers were changed more
frequently, 5 times before the "B" book was introduced, then again
in February, August and December 1941.

Each time a book was introduced the allies had to go back to square
1, since they had to accumulate enough messages using the new
book of random numbers to figure out the random number sequences.

The 90% readable figure is a joke. Also note in 1945 when the USN
went back over the code books and the 1941 messages to see what
it could learn it was realised many of the previously used values were
in error, several hundred in around 35,000 recovered out of the 50,000
used. After the 1945 work the USN figured it had 48,000 out of the
50,000 random numbers.

The same thing happened for the version in use before Midway,
the 1945 work started with 47,000 values, initially found about 1,000
were wrong, and ultimately ended up with just over 48,000 out of the
50,000 random numbers.

One of the ways into the code was the fact the IJN did not use the
random number (additive) book correctly, too many messages
were sent using the first few pages of the book instead of spreading
use throughout the book. So around 60% of the messages used
around 20% of the additive book values.

>According routing designator Nov.16 Lietwiler letter was also seen by Safford .
>But Safford did not say anything to Congressional investigators about his
>assertion or Lirtwiler letter.

Ah yes the Lietwiler letter, the refuge of last resort. For a start the
letter was not addressed to Safford. However I am amused by the
claim the routing designator is proof Safford saw it, after all the
routing designator on the McCollum memo proves only his boss
saw the famed memo, the memo did not go to FDR.

The idea Safford might understand what the letter means and so
knows it was not of relevance seems to be ignored.

The actual quote that has Stinnett very interested,

"We have stopped work on the period 1 February to 31 July as we have
all we can do to keep up with the current period. We are reading enough
current traffic to keep two translators very busy, i.e. with their code recovery
efforts etc. included"

Note what gets dropped from the conspiracy version, the fact the
translators were not translating documents full time. They had a range
of duties one of which was translating documents, another was assigning
meaning to code groups. Also note the current period is being implied
as 1 August 1941 onwards, after the additive change.

Given the code book had not changed going through the previous
additive book period was still a way to find new code groups.

Japanese is a very context sensitive language, one of the major
efforts of the translators was to take broken out code groups and
try and figure out the meaning of the groups, the code recovery work.

Think of it this way

11111 22222 33333 44444 11111 55555.

Now tell me the meaning.

How about

The 22222 33333 44444 the 55555.

We are reading 1/3 of the message folks.

Another clue.

The 22222 33333 on the 55555.

50% readable now, surely the text is obvious.

The cat 33333 on the 55555.

2/3 readable.

The cat sat on the 55555.

Think you can fill in the final word?

Of course the message "The cat 33333 on the 55555."
could be "The cat slept on the chair".

The translators did much more than translating decrypted documents.

>Of Course US congress was only allowed to investigate blinfolded,
>They were allowed to investigate Pearl Harbor but only by using hand picked
>documents.

Translation the lack of evidence is proof of two conspiracies, the original
and the cover up.

>It happens only in Washington.

Stinnett lives near Washington. Oh yes apparently no other country in
the world has the ability to mount cover ups.


In summary folks, the conspiracy is right, even if the claimed evidence
melts away.

The rest is the text deleted from the non reply, apart from a little text
allowed to survive in the above text, out of order but it was allowed in.

Yes folks, Robert Stinnett wrote a book where he relied on the US
intercepting and decoding key IJN messages, then at the end of the
book he told us all he had no idea what the US decoding abilities
were. Just ignore the fact all through the book it is assumed the
needed messages were decoded as required. It does help him
when he ignores the change over from the A to the B version of JN-25
in late 1940, just assumed the success against the A version carried
over to the B version, which was a different code book.

Stinnett simply ignores the IJN code book upgrade of December
1940 in order to make his book work. That is the blinding of
allied intelligence after making good progress into the initial code
book "A" (hence the classification of the code in use in 1941 as
JN-25 "B") is simply ignored by Stinnett. When challenged about
this on his web site he simply failed to respond, except to complain
about spelling errors and insist on "correct terminology". Taking
Stinnett's word is a bad move.

If you want a fun exercise in fact checking try and find a Stinnett
footnote that actually backs up the claims in the text.

So change the subject, peddle Stinnett's fiction about Pearl then
peddle his fiction about US archives.

Also note below which section McCollum was in, not OP-20-GY
(codebreakers), the deleted claim was,

"The architect of FDRs Japan &Pearl Harbor game plan was McCollum
and McCollum was also,what a surprise !!,head of navy intelligence
unit responsible IJN dispatches."

This claim had to go, along with Pearl Harbor the movie as a source,
the British knew more than the US and so on.

I pinched the memo "highlights" from another post, note how the
memo is addressed to the directors, not someone in the white
house, yet it is supposed to make it to FDR in time for him to
make it the lunchtime conversation the next day, the "proof" FDR
saw the memo, just ignore the diary of the person FDR lunched with.

"Op-16-F-2 ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) 7 October 1940
Memorandum For The Directors
Subject: ESTIMATE OF THE SITUATION IN THE PACIFIC AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES..."

A. Make an arrangement with Britain for the use of British
bases in the Pacific, particularly Singapore."

The USN did not use British bases until after the war started.
There was a conference in Manila about cooperation but it
ended with the sighting of the IJN invasion convoys heading
for Malaya. So this never happened pre war.

By the way the German Japanese naval base agreement
had been signed in 1940 or earlier.

"B. Make an arrangement with Holland for the use of base facilities
and acquisition of supplies in the Dutch East Indies" (now Indonesia)."

As for point A. Never happened pre war.

"C. Give all possible aid to the Chinese government of Chiang
Kai-shek."

30 aircraft in 1940, 141 in 1941, compared with 1,507 for the
British in 1940 and 5,249 in 1941. The USSR received more
aircraft than China, in fact the "other foreign" column has 787
aircraft delivered at the US factories. All possible aid would
have been a lot more aircraft for a start.

By the way the 30 aircraft for China in 1940 were trainers,
70 of the 1941 aircraft were trainers, 53 fighters, 18 light bombers.

So I presume the German sale of 12 aircraft to China in 1937
is an indicator Germany is giving all aid as well?

How about the German military advisors present on the Chinese
side in the late 1930s? I think they were withdrawn in 1939.

"D. Send a division of long-range heavy cruisers to the western
Pacific, the Philippines and Singapore."

Didn't happen, hint Manila is in the western pacific, it had a heavy
and a light cruiser plus the occasional extra cruiser passing through.

"E. Send two divisions of submarines to the western Pacific."

There were already USN submarines based in Manila, and the
memo's ideas of reinforcements was not followed. As a guide
to the changes note the USN had 96 submarines available, some
in reserve, in September 1939, the older boats were brought out
of reserve after war began in Europe and the total number
available grew steadily to 112 by the end of November 1941.

By the way USN submarine deployments to Manila from
DANFS, according to my by hand counts.

11/24 (yes 24) onward S-36, S-37, S-38, S-39, S-40, S-41

7/1925 to 5/1932 S-30, S-31, S-32, S-33, S-34, S-35

So until the depression the USN had 12 submarines present.

12/39 onward Porpoise, Pike, Tarpon, Perch, Pickerel, Permit

So the 12 submarine force is restored.

1939 Searaven "two years before war" my bet it should be with the
5 following submarines to make another 6 ship squadron and
arrived at the end of 1940.

1940 Seawolf (autumn)

10 or 11/40 Stingray, Seadragon, Sealion
12/40 Shark

1941 month unknown Snapper (probably 11/41), Sailfish (after 3/41
at least since that was the month it started a refit in the US)

11/41 Salmon, Seal, Sturgeon, Sargo, Saury, Spearfish, Sculpin,
Swordfish, Skipjack

Total 29, the force at the start of the war, I think 4 were
refitting on 8 December.

"F. Keep the main strength of the U.S. fleet, now in the Pacific, in
the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands."

Done before the memo was written, the memo is dated in October,
the basing decision was on 1 May 1940.

"G. Insist that the Dutch refuse to grant Japanese demands for
undue economic concessions, Particularly oil."

Add the British as well, it made no sense for the US to
embargo oil if the Dutch and British would replace the
lost sales. The US did not need to do much to persuade
the Dutch, the Japanese idea of terms of trade did much
to persuade the Dutch extra trade was not worth it.

"H. Completely embargo all trade with Japan, in collaboration
with a similar embargo imposed by the British Empire."

Finally happened, however the memo forgets to add the Dutch
to the embargo.

FDR had imposed trade embargoes on aviation fuel, lubricants
and high grade scrap metal on 25 July 1940. On 26 September
scrap iron was added to the list.

In the first week in October, that is just before the memo was written
the US ordered all Americans out of the far east, called up the naval
reserve and authorised Anglo-American staff talks in Singapore.
Additional supplies were sent to the Philippines as well.

Remember folks, the memo is supposed to be the blueprint, apparently
able to influence decisions before it was written.

The Japanese negotiations with the Dutch over oil finally ended in the
first week in October, with no gains for the Japanese.

"10. If by these means Japan could be led to commit an overt act
of war, so much the better. At all event we must be fully
prepared to accept the treat of war."

Yes, Japan preferred war to giving up the chance to colonise China.

So 8 recommendations, the first 4 were not followed, the fifth was not
followed at the time, though more submarines were sent and then even
more in late 1941, the sixth and seventh had already happened before
the memo was written, the eighth finally happened around 9 months
later and only after further Japanese expansion.

Just remember the memo is the claimed blueprint for US government
policy.

Yes folks, just try and change the subject, the IJN says it did not
transmit, in logs written at the time, in the wartime after action
report and during the post war interrogations. This has to be
ignored. The idea Yamamoto was so stupid as to park his
top secret task force in a place where there was only radio
communications has to be ignored.

Just ignore the way traffic analysis works, the use of call signs
on messages to gain an idea what is going on, the volume and
size of messages. Then add direction finding on transmitters.

No folks, the IJN is assumed to be completely ignorant of any
sort of radio discipline or deception techniques.

The conspiracy needs the IJN in on the act from1941 on.

Navies are well aware of the need to limit radio traffic, they try to
do it as much as possible, the IJN understood the reasons why and
acted accordingly.

It is amusing to see the idea couriers are less secure than radio
transmissions, presumably why no one uses couriers any more.

As Professor Kimball wrote: "It seems to me that to brand WSC
and/or FDR as conspirators requires that they be seen as evil
geniuses. But for them to allow the U.S. Fleet to be clobbered
means they were stupid. That doesn't compute." "

The rest of the post is simply text that could not be replied to,

By the way folks, the conspiracy claims are dropped, instead we
have something totally different dropped in.

Deleted text,

"You forgot item 4) the conspiracy theory around the start of the war
and the claims the Maine was deliberately sabotaged by the US.
The non real event.

You see the fact the IJN attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941 is known
and understood. The added "facts" of a conspiracy are the
contributions of people who cannot cope with reality. "

Translation do not deal with the issues on their merits, invent crimes
from years ago and use those as an excuse to do what you want to
do, above all do not think.

I note the fun things like the URL for the congressional petition transcript
makes note of the Japanese consulate's words about a surprise attack
being possible, a message not broken out before the attack, to accuse
Washington of short changing the field commanders.

If the assessment is a surprise attack was possible what does that say
of two things,

1) the size of the defences
2) the alertness of the defences.

1) Is largely Washington determined, 2) is locally determined. But do
not worry, erase item 2 and carry on with the field commanders did
nothing wrong line.

Yes folks, understand, look for your facts in Hollywood movies, just
add the words you want to historical documents and so on. It is
quite simple, since unwelcome reality can be wished away just
decide the preferred outcome and adjust the preferred facts
accordingly.

Denyav is a CIA/FBI/ABC/CBS/DKNY/USN/USAAF, oh what the
heck, AAA (many organisations deleted) to ZZZZZ plant. Here to
try and improve the reputation of the US by making absolutely
absurd claims about it, so no one believes the real claims.

By the way note below the talk is all about the missing evidence,
but we are told 99.99% is available.

Deleted text, on the Congressional moves,

"
http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp106&&r_n=hr945.106&sel=TOC_545749&

Go look up the other items included, the Indianapolis sinking and
the waiver on time limits for decorations. "

http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm

By the way the claim trying to be defended is the idea Kimmel hurled
such accusations at FDR etc. Instead we have the family members
putting the best case forward as to why Washington deserves some
of the blame.

The transcript indicates the accusations were the usual ones, the
people in Washington made the errors (not the conspiracy) and
the people in Pearl paid the price. Note the transcript is not about
prior knowledge of the attack, only the blame game afterwards.
However when you want to invent fiction just change this to
conspiracy accusations.

By the way in the above text Professor Gannon claims 1,000 PBY
patrol planes were sent to the British pre Pearl Harbor when he
calculates Pearl needed 200 for all round patrols but only had 49.
The British (meaning RAF, RCAF. RNZAF and RAAF) received
somewhere around 3/4 of this figure for the entire war.

The US produced a whole 410 Patrol bombers in 1941, up from
34 in 1940, 22 Martin Mariners (PBM), 6 Consolidated Coranados
(PB2Y) and 416 Catalinas (PBY) 1940 to 1941. The PBY had been
in production pre war, with around 200 delivered by the end of 1939.

Of course you need to remove from the totals the 41 patrol bombers
delivered in December 1941 and probably the 54 delivered in October
and November 1941 as not being available to sent to Hawaii in time.
Also noting the pre war deliveries, starting in 1936, were lower powered
versions, 1,800 to 2,000 HP versus 2,400 for the 1940 on versions

So we have around 600 patrol bombers with the necessary range built
and available to the USN and everyone else, less the attrition of normal
flying, 200 of which are needed for Pearl Harbor. Presumably then over
200 are needed for the Philippines, then comes the U-boat threat to the
US east coast plus Panama then comes the British requirement. The
British are useful, they give feedback on actual combat operations. Do
not forget aircraft for training operations as well plus the inevitable losses.

Kimmel is allowed "lack of resources" but Washington is not. Nice use
of logic.

So what's that say 600 aircraft, less around 1/2 for obsolete types, for
training and attrition, and we have 300 suitable aircraft. Pearl wants
200, the Philippines wants more, the east coast wants some, the
British want some, the training system wants more so it can up the
training rate and so on.

Pearl Harbor was given 49 aircraft, enough to continuously cover an
arc of 90 degrees according to Professor Gannon, or the approaches
from the Japanese mandated islands. How many were actually flying
such searches on the 5th, 6th and 7th?

Gone looking for this evidence? Just jump to conspiracy theory, instead
of something like they decided it looked like the Navy was being kind to
its own.

Deleted text,

"Putting words into Kimmel's mouth now I see. Kimmel's defence was
that he was deprived of information he needed, mainly messages from
the local Japanese consulate and timely warning of the time the last
Japanese message was supposed to be presented to the US. There
was nothing said about senior leaders wanting the attack to happen."

On claims the inquiries were rigged,

"I like this, if the one entity argument is followed then the claimed let
off for Kimmel is the rigged result, it was an all Navy affair."

Ah yes the movie Pearl Harbor is your guide to US intelligence
actions in 1941, but wait, there is more, since the movie is a joke
on this point the need is to imply the British did it. Just ignore the
way the British had more pressing matters on their hands, that
the US was leading the way against Japanese diplomatic traffic
and the British and US were sharing IJN code recovery work.
So what one knew the other did as well.

Yes folks, Kimmel was where he should be, no matter where you
go, there you are.

Note by the way the attempt to paint the inquiry as the absolutely right
result, despite claiming not to have seen the evidence presented to it.
The USN is the straight organisation, despite the fact it would have
been doing the decoding of those wonder messages, it is the one
that holds the "truth", everything else is wrong. The conspiracy does
not apply to the naval inquiry, it could never have been rigged of
course, it has the "right" result, so everything else was rigged.

What did the inquiry clear Kimmel of, dereliction of duty, lack of
judgement?

Standard conspiracy stuff, the right answer is out there, somewhere,
pick your preferred outcome.

Previously before the next text was another standard claim about
conspiracies, as usual the claim has to be deleted and the subject changed.

I like this, especially since I posted text showing how the War Warning
messages were the same around the Pacific. And MacArthur certainly
did not lose more men and equipment that the people in Hawaii in the
opening day of the war.

What I really like is the duck, unable to answer the text, so change the
subject.

"By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to
enter the Pacific war. The IJN started sinking US merchant ships just
before the attack went in."

Try and read history, it provides answers like, 1) too far away to know
exactly what was going on, 2) MacArthur controlling much of the
information flow, 3) The low expectations about holding the Philippines,
4) The reality moving against MacArthur would provoke a reaction in
Washington, being seen as an attempt by FDR to rid himself of an
unwanted General.

Deleted text,

It would be nice to know the source of the claimed Kimmel words, it
seems his lifetime's output is being searched for any claim he made,
no proof offered.

Remarkable line being run, the US is the source of all evil but the US
is so good, so amazing, it cannot be defeated, only betrayed from
within. No one can launch an unexpected attack on the US, it sees
and knows all, I must ask the US where my favourite pen has ended up.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

B2431
June 21st 04, 07:29 AM
>From: Tank Fixer
>Date: 6/20/2004 10:40 PM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>In article >,
> on 20 Jun 2004 05:29:07 GMT,
> B2431 attempted to say .....
>
>> >From: Tank Fixer
>>
>> >
>> >In article >,
>> > on 15 Jun 2004 05:33:03 GMT,
>> > Denyav attempted to say .....
>> >
>>
>> >
>> >> >A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.
>> >>
>> >> Exact cause of explosion is still not known,offical 1898 version was a
>> >spanish
>> >> mine !.
>> >
>> >The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
>> >version.
>> >
>> >> One thing is sure it was no accident and Spanians had nothing to do with
>> >it.
>> >> Maybe Aliens masquarading as Spanians did it.
>> >
>> >Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider it
>
>> >to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.
>>
>> In fact the boat WAS raised and inspected before being resunk at sea. There
>is
>> footage of the boat as it sank.
>
>Sometime in the 1920's IIRC ?
>

It was done in 1912.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Denyav
June 21st 04, 07:45 AM
>over the entire period 1940-41. They
>cover the work of the entire unit known as OP-20-GY, the Navy cryptanalytic
>office in Washington, and also report on the progress of the Navy
>decryption units in Hawaii and Cavite. They show unambiguously that when

You spent lots of time and energy to post long usenet messages,which I
appreciate,but you most of the times forget a couple of words long small
details.

Lets start with famous hard (!)to break JN25 codes.
1)They are not hard to break,they are actually 19th Century type codes that
somehow apperared in 20th century.
2)A very identical coding system was introduced in US in 1898 for Navy and Army
and and abondoned in 1917 because it was insecure.
3)It has dictionary of 33,333 words and phrases each given as a five figure
number and these were added to random numbers contained in a 2nd code book
4)The dictionary was changed only once before Pearl Harbor on Dec 1,1940.
But random book was changed in every 3 to 6 months.
5)The Japanase blundered away the Code when they introduced JN25B by continuing
to use the random table books that have been solved by the allies,for two more
months.That was the equivalent of reconstructing the exposed dictionary.US
recovered the whole thing immediately.
So if you know JB25B inroduction date,you also know when allies cracked the
code basically.
Just for the record,in 1994 NSA published that JN25B code was completely
cracked in December 1940.
They knew that many knew that and they finally admitted.
6)In January 1941,US gave Britain two JN25B note books with keys
7)Whole Pearl Harbor schema was based on this code.
8)Between Sep1 and Pearl Harbor attack US intercepted total 26581 (acc.to NSA)
JN25N coded messages.
9)Churchill wrote "from the end of 1940 Americans had pierced vital Japanase
ciphers and were decoding large numbers of Japanase MILITARY and diplomatic
messages" GRAND ALLIANCE page 598

Hard to break JN25B code is an urban legend created in Washington D.C.to cover
treason.

>tinnett simply ignores the IJN code book upgrade of December
>1940 in order to make his book work. That is the blinding of
>allied intelligence after making good progress into the initial code
>book "A" (hence the classification

And you simply ignore that Japanase actually blundered away the JN25B code when
they continued to use random table books for two more months after the
introduction of JN25B.
It was one biggest blunders of WWII.

>No one can launch an unexpected attack on the US, it sees
>and knows all, I must ask the US where my favourite pen has ende

Let me formulate differently,there were no intel gaps in 1941,there were also
no intel gaps in 2001.

"He who controls the past ,controls the future,he who controls the
present,controls the past" Orwell.

I think the quote from Orwell explains why some do not like idea of reopening
of Ft.Sumter,Maine and Pearl Harbor cases.

L'acrobat
June 21st 04, 08:07 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Clearly you have never had a security clearance. those of us who have
know
> >that the default position is to classify everything and declassify almost
> >nothing.
> >
>
> So mere mortals,that means American People and their elected
represantatives,
> should not know anything or should only know what you want them to know.
> Thanks for the clarification,exactly that was my point.

Quite a few elected reps do know, they are the ones on the appropriate
committees, the rest are not supposed to know.

It doesn't make your point, it just shows that you lack one.

>
> >Why - because if you fail to classify something (or mistakenly declassify
> >something) that should remain secret then you can't go back.
>
> Of course the mere mortals and their elected represantatives have no idea
about
> works of their unelected "masters".

Conspirowhacko nonsense. why do you think it is that you are considered a
figure of fun?

Quite a few elected reps do know, they are the ones on the appropriate
committees, the rest are not supposed to know.


>
>
> >What loons like you fail to realise is that the documents that you think
> >support your fantasy no doubt have some classified info in them, it just
has
> >nothing to do with your delusions.
>
> Yeah right,pre-Pearl Harbor cyrpt technology is more relevant than post PH
> technology,you implied that before.

Quite possibly.

>
> Only reason that they are still unlocked is that these documents prove the
> existence of a "school of thought" among our unelected "masters" within
US
> gov't which basically says gov't should even kill,or allow others to
kill,its
> own soldiers,sailors,civilians to achieve broader political goals.
> This strategy exists for last 150 years with minor modifications,and
unless
> mere mortals face the reality and confront their unelected masters,or
unelected
> masters blunder gravely (thats happening now) will continue for another
150
> years.
>

Conspirowhacko nonsense. why do you think it is that you are considered a
figure of fun?

There are plenty of potential reasons for classifying Docs, you just focus
on the least credible one. because you are insane.


>
> >So now well documented historical fact is 'political correctness', trying
> >that one doesn't hep your case either.
>
> Well documented?
> Didn't you say by default everything is classified,nothing is
declassified?

No, I didn't you nutjob.


>
> So,you are the one who decides what to declassify,not mere mortals
> The mere mortals and their elected Reps.are only supposed to see your
"well
> selected" documents and whitewash your actions.
> Our unelected Masters need them only to legitimatize their actions not as
an
> Oversight authority.
>

Conspirowhacko nonsense. why do you think it is that you are considered a
figure of fun?

Quite a few elected reps do know, they are the ones on the appropriate
committees, the rest are not supposed to know.


> >And since you don't know the contents of those withdrawn docs, you don't
> >know what it is they might tell, you are simply building a fantasy.
>
> Pre-Pearl Harbor documents that were part of first batch released from
> Crane,were withdrawn after the release of "Days of Deceipt".So they were
> available for a short period.

and you don't know what was in them you nutjob, you just hope they support
your delusions.

>
> >I think the simplest thing to point out here is that you think the movie
> >"Pearl Harbor" is a documentary, which indicates how little credibility
you
> >actually have on the subject.
>
> The starting point was the movie,and you have bitten it off.

"The starting point was the movie", hint nutjob - it is "based on real
events", not a documentary.

Denyav
June 21st 04, 08:42 AM
>There are plenty of potential reasons for classifying Docs, you just focus
>on the least credible one. because you are insane.
>

"He who controls past,controls future,he who controls present,controls to past"

That might be one of the potential reasons?

>Quite a few elected reps do know, they are the ones on the appropriate
>committees, the rest are not supposed to know.

Yes,quite a few.
Again our unelected masters in gov't decide who those "quite a few" will be


>It doesn't make your point, it just shows that you lack one.

You do not understand the sign of the times at all.
Thanks to our unelected "Masters" in gov't,surely you are not one of
them,worlwide the words "Dumb American" replaced Vietnam era words "Ugly
American".

Peter Stickney
June 22nd 04, 04:45 AM
In article >,
Tank Fixer > writes:
> In article >,
> on 20 Jun 2004 03:48:41 GMT,
>> So coal caught fire in a very politically correct location and time.
>
> No, coal bunker fires were known in the period to burn for weeks before
> flairing up.

Indeed they were - one of the factors on the catastrophic nature of
teh loss of the Lusitania was an ongoing bunker fire that had been
going for about half the voyage - when teh torpedos hit, they stirred
up the coal dust in the bunkers. Aerosol-ed coal dust is very
explosive.

Warships were blowing up all over the World, in just abpot all navies
at that time. Coal fires aren't great seeping conflagrations -
without some sort of draught, they're slichtly smouldering piles of
very hot rocks. Ammunition handling wasn't particularly rigorous,
either.

--
Pete Stickney
A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many
bad measures. -- Daniel Webster

Tank Fixer
June 22nd 04, 04:55 AM
In article >,
on 21 Jun 2004 06:29:18 GMT,
B2431 attempted to say .....

> >From: Tank Fixer
> >Date: 6/20/2004 10:40 PM Central Daylight Time
> >Message-id: >
> >
> >In article >,
> > on 20 Jun 2004 05:29:07 GMT,
> > B2431 attempted to say .....
> >
> >> >From: Tank Fixer
> >>
> >> >
> >> >In article >,
> >> > on 15 Jun 2004 05:33:03 GMT,
> >> > Denyav attempted to say .....
> >> >
> >>
> >> >
> >> >> >A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.
> >> >>
> >> >> Exact cause of explosion is still not known,offical 1898 version was a
> >> >spanish
> >> >> mine !.
> >> >
> >> >The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
> >> >version.
> >> >
> >> >> One thing is sure it was no accident and Spanians had nothing to do with
> >> >it.
> >> >> Maybe Aliens masquarading as Spanians did it.
> >> >
> >> >Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider it
> >
> >> >to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.
> >>
> >> In fact the boat WAS raised and inspected before being resunk at sea. There
> >is
> >> footage of the boat as it sank.
> >
> >Sometime in the 1920's IIRC ?
> >
>
> It was done in 1912.
>

Thanks, i had three numbers of the date right anyway.
Do you know of any reports published of the investigation findings ?

--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 22nd 04, 08:20 AM
Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 4.

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you. Claim dropped.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless they receive official permission.
That was a good one.
15) There are still some USN intercept files still hidden, claim dropped.
16) The attempt to use Stinnett as a source appears to be dropped,
since the claims are so easy to prove wrong it seems. If you question
Stinnett directly he complains about spelling errors rather than reply.
17) The Lietwiler letter, claims dropped after the key text was posted.
18) Only in Washington are investigations rigged with hand picked
documents. Claim dropped.

Simple really, just keep dropping all the claimed evidence, but keep the
conclusion.

Most of my stuff is cut and paste, you become interested in WWII and
you find the same conspiracy claims surfacing over and over.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>over the entire period 1940-41. They
>>cover the work of the entire unit known as OP-20-GY, the Navy cryptanalytic
>>office in Washington, and also report on the progress of the Navy
>>decryption units in Hawaii and Cavite. They show unambiguously that when
>
>You spent lots of time and energy to post long usenet messages,which I
>appreciate,but you most of the times forget a couple of words long small
>details.

There is little energy involved, cut and paste takes care of most.

The fact the posts have to be deleted is the best proof they are
accurate. Also the fleeing forward to new claims, not defending
the old junk. It seems we are going to be treated to the tour of the
various conspiracy claims, which goes to prove what Denyav is
when he can quote a character in the Paral Harbor movie as a
source but also supply all the other conspiracy claims.

>Lets start with famous hard (!)to break JN25 codes.

Since there are no sources for the following information can we assume
the nurse character in Pearl Harbor the movie is the source?

Presumably the British reporting the codes were hard to break is
also irrelevant?

>1)They are not hard to break,they are actually 19th Century type codes that
>somehow apperared in 20th century.

Note by the way there is no source for this claim, note the fact the
1930's are not that far into the 20th century. Radio and telegraph
communications forced the development of coding systems.

The code groups were disguised with random numbers, it forced
the US into using machines to break the code, to try and discover
the random numbers by comparing hundreds of messages. The
code breakers indicated this was a hard thing to do.

>2)A very identical coding system was introduced in US in 1898 for
>Navy and Army and and abondoned in 1917 because it was insecure.

So why didn't the US simply drag out the US code books and use
them? Perhaps because the systems were different? Please
describe the US systems, how they worked.

>3)It has dictionary of 33,333 words and phrases each given as a five figure
>number and these were added to random numbers contained in a 2nd code
>book

Not quite, there were 33,333 valid code groups, in both the A and B
versions some were left blank for future expansion. In the B version
around 2/3 of the groups had a second meaning, giving around 55,000
valid meanings.

Random numbers were added to the code groups before transmission.

>4)The dictionary was changed only once before Pearl Harbor on Dec 1,1940.
>But random book was changed in every 3 to 6 months.

You forgot to mention the B version contained additional tables for
locations, date/time and positions, a super encypherment. These
tables were not broken out until mid 1942.

>5)The Japanase blundered away the Code when they introduced
>JN25B by continuing to use the random table books that have been
>solved by the allies,for two more months.That was the equivalent of
>reconstructing the exposed dictionary.US recovered the whole thing
>immediately.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

As of Autumn 1940 the US had around 1,000 JN-25A code groups
it thought it knew the meanings for, work continued on the A version
until around March 1941, on 1 April 1941 there were 1,800 A
version groups "recovered", versus 300 B version groups. It should
be noted recoveries were not a linear process, new discoveries
could and did prove previously assigned meanings were wrong.

>So if you know JB25B inroduction date,you also know when allies
>cracked the code basically.

My cat has 4 legs and a tail my dog has 4 legs and a tail therefore
my dog is a cat. Simple sort of logic.

Put it to you thins way, you are given 30,000 5 digit random numbers,
which have 55,000 meanings. Solve instantly. Now solve when you
have less than 1/2 of the random numbers used to disguise the code
group values.

Now go work on this, if you know 10% of the random numbers and
10% of the code groups then, assuming randomness, around 1%
of the messages will contain code groups you know hidden by
random numbers you know.

To crack the code you needed to know the random numbers
and the code group values.

>Just for the record,in 1994 NSA published that JN25B code was completely
>cracked in December 1940.
>They knew that many knew that and they finally admitted.

Yes folks this is the fun part of the lies.

“Early (Northern) Fall” 1940 the US code breakers realised the system
for numbers in JN-25A was the same as an old code the US has the
code book for, the code group was the number itself multiplied
by a constant. In a single day of checking the high frequency code
groups the code groups for the numbers 0 to 999 fell out, 1/30 of
the total code. Since all code these group values were divisible by
three it confirmed the tentative code group values previously
assigned were correct and told the code breakers valid code group
values were divisible by three.

After this discovery the task of further recoveries and exploiting
traffic was largely shifted to Corregidor, which for a time in 1940/41
was the largest USN code breaking unit, having completely absorbed
the Shanghai unit in December 1940. (SRH-179
notes that the personnel from Shanghai were transferred to Corregidor
in phases from August 1940 to December 1940. The last group of ten
men from Shanghai reported to Corregidor on 16 December 1940. Just
before that time the intercept and decryption efforts at Shanghai were
shut down.)

In effect Washington declared JN-25A “completely solved” and
“completely broken”, that is the system was understood and the
remaining work was in recovering and assigning meanings to code
groups, then exploiting the results. The result was most work was
directed at the earlier, now superseded versions, to try and recover
the underlying code groups, since there were many more messages
in those versions, the keys of the latest text additive book were also
targeted as intercepts built up. No attempt was made to read current
traffic.

See the different definitions being used? The USN used the definition
that it understood how the code system worked, it had cracked the
logic but it only had 1/30 of the code groups. The usual conspiracy
situation is to try and convince people what is being meant is 100%
recovery of code groups and random numbers.

>6)In January 1941,US gave Britain two JN25B note books with keys

Ah yes, the US and UK combining recoveries is simply turned into
they had the entire code and additive books.

So here we go with another basic lie. One of the problems to sort out
in early 1941 was when the US and UK had different values for valid
random numbers and meanings for valid code groups.

>7)Whole Pearl Harbor schema was based on this code.

You mean Yamamoto's letters to his staff were sent in JN-25B?
The couriered messages were in JN-25B?

This is really funny.

>8)Between Sep1 and Pearl Harbor attack US intercepted total 26581
>(acc.to NSA) JN25N coded messages.

Yes folks, apparently these messages were all about Pearl Harbor.

Deleted text,

"None of the messages found in the "Pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese Naval
Dispatches" file mention Pearl Harbor by name. (This file is found in
National Archives at College Park, RG 38, Crane Files, CNSG 5830/115; most
of the messages have also have been reprinted in "Pearl Harbor Revisited:
United States Navy Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941," an unclassified
monograph published by the National Security Agency in 1994.)"

The USN went back in 1945/46 and broke out as many of the pre war
messages as it could to see what they could have told. One of the
favourite tricks is to claim the 1946 dates are faked.

>9)Churchill wrote "from the end of 1940 Americans had pierced vital
>Japanase ciphers and were decoding large numbers of Japanase
>MILITARY and diplomatic messages" GRAND ALLIANCE page 598

A more full version of the quote is,

"From the end of 1940 the Americans had pierced the
vital Japanese ciphers, and were decoding large
numbers of their military and diplomatic telegrams. In
the secret American circles these were referred to as
'Magics'. The 'Magics' were repeated to us, but there
was an inevitable delay - sometimes of two or three
days - before we got them. We did not know therefore
at any given moment all that the President or Mr. Hull
knew. I make no complaint of this."

This is a favourite quote of the conspiracy crowd, it is supposed
to be Churchill confessing the code breakings they want. Apparently
putting the boot into the recently deceased FDR and also himself.

The quote is above is on page 532 of the edition I have access to,
on page 535 comes the quote,

"A prodigious Congressional Inquiry published its findings in
1946 in which every detail was exposed of the events leading
up to the war between the United States and Japan and of
the failure to send positive "alert" orders through the military
departments to their fleets and garrisons in exposed situations.
Every detail, including the decoding of secret Japanese
telegrams and their actual texts, has been displayed to the
world in forty volumes. The strength of the United States was
sufficient to enable them to sustain this hard ordeal required
by the spirit of the American Constitution."

Simple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
bringer and telling lies.

And remember the IJN had more than 1 code in service, as
did the IJA, but just pretend Churchill's first quote has an
extra line with JN-25B in it.

>Hard to break JN25B code is an urban legend created in Washington
>D.C.to cover treason.

Translation telling lies about JN-25 is an attempt to cover someone's
inability to cope with reality.

>>tinnett simply ignores the IJN code book upgrade of December
>>1940 in order to make his book work. That is the blinding of
>>allied intelligence after making good progress into the initial code
>>book "A" (hence the classification
>
>And you simply ignore that Japanase actually blundered away the
>JN25B code when they continued to use random table books for two
>more months after the introduction of JN25B.
>It was one biggest blunders of WWII.

Change of subject time, it must not be admitted Stinnett tries to
pass off success against one code as success against another.

Yes folks, just ignore what the messages told the US were the
basic system was retained between A and B and gave the
US a start in figuring out the meanings of the high use code
groups. Together with the British they had 300 values assigned
to "B version" code groups by April 1941.

The reality was the more you knew about the code the more easily
you could figure out what was missing. Think about trying to guess
the meaning of a single word in a long sentence versus guessing a
long sentence from a single word.

>>No one can launch an unexpected attack on the US, it sees
>>and knows all, I must ask the US where my favourite pen has ende
>
>Let me formulate differently,there were no intel gaps in 1941,there
>were also no intel gaps in 2001.

If the attack occurred on Sunday in 1941 it must have occurred on
Sunday in 2001 correct? Furthermore the US intelligence operations
against the Japanese Navy in the 1940s is instantly the same as
success against a civilian operation two generations later.

Sort of summarises the situation quite well, the US wins an Olympic
event in 1936 it must also win the same event in 2000 and so on.

By the way in 1940 the Luftwaffe was sitting in Warsaw and Paris,
reading their enemy's files and discovering German intelligence
had been very accurate. Therefore the intelligence estimate for
Britain must be accurate as well. It turned out the estimate for
Britain had major errors, radar, production, tactics and so on.
Helped the British quite well.

Oh yes the 1941 US was defended by people using entirely propeller
driven aircraft, and hydrocarbon fuelled ships, the same must be true
today presumably.

If you know the capital of England you know the capital of Nigeria,
since they are both capitals. If you know the names of the states
in Germany you know the names of the states in the US, they are
all states. And so on.

Soccer is the same as Gridiron, they are both football.

By the way when was JN-25B used in 2001 and by whom?

>"He who controls the past ,controls the future,he who controls the
>present,controls the past" Orwell.

And people like Denyav are clearly going to spend a lot of time
rewriting the past to suit themselves as they cannot cope with
the present.

>I think the quote from Orwell explains why some do not like idea of reopening
>of Ft.Sumter,Maine and Pearl Harbor cases.

Translation, unable to come up with evidence, simply smear.

The rest is the text deleted from the non reply, apart from a little text
allowed to survive in the above text,

This is really funny Stinnett has no idea what the allies were reading, now
it seems it is 90%. A nice figure, the only trouble is the documents show
this to be about 90% too much. Oh yes, Stinnett would never use JN-25B
he demands people use AN (original US designation) or code book D
(IJN designation) or 5 numeral (another US designation), when you ask
him about the code later designated JN-25.

It would be nice for Stinnett to give something more than "in the archive"
as a reference for this claimed smoking gun document.

JN-25 was a book of 5 digit numbers standing for words, letters or
numbers. This book was introduced in mid 1939 "A" and substantially
upgraded in December 1940, "B". To disguise the code groups a
book of random numbers was used, the numbers were added to
the code group values. The random numbers were changed more
frequently, 5 times before the "B" book was introduced, then again
in February, August and December 1941.

Each time a book was introduced the allies had to go back to square
1, since they had to accumulate enough messages using the new
book of random numbers to figure out the random number sequences.

The 90% readable figure is a joke. Also note in 1945 when the USN
went back over the code books and the 1941 messages to see what
it could learn it was realised many of the previously used values were
in error, several hundred in around 35,000 recovered out of the 50,000
used. After the 1945 work the USN figured it had 48,000 out of the
50,000 random numbers.

The same thing happened for the version in use before Midway,
the 1945 work started with 47,000 values, initially found about 1,000
were wrong, and ultimately ended up with just over 48,000 out of the
50,000 random numbers.

One of the ways into the code was the fact the IJN did not use the
random number (additive) book correctly, too many messages
were sent using the first few pages of the book instead of spreading
use throughout the book. So around 60% of the messages used
around 20% of the additive book values.

Ah yes the Lietwiler letter, the refuge of last resort. For a start the
letter was not addressed to Safford. However I am amused by the
claim the routing designator is proof Safford saw it, after all the
routing designator on the McCollum memo proves only his boss
saw the famed memo, the memo did not go to FDR.

The idea Safford might understand what the letter means and so
knows it was not of relevance seems to be ignored.

The actual quote that has Stinnett very interested,

"We have stopped work on the period 1 February to 31 July as we have
all we can do to keep up with the current period. We are reading enough
current traffic to keep two translators very busy, i.e. with their code recovery
efforts etc. included"

Note what gets dropped from the conspiracy version, the fact the
translators were not translating documents full time. They had a range
of duties one of which was translating documents, another was assigning
meaning to code groups. Also note the current period is being implied
as 1 August 1941 onwards, after the additive change.

Given the code book had not changed going through the previous
additive book period was still a way to find new code groups.

Japanese is a very context sensitive language, one of the major
efforts of the translators was to take broken out code groups and
try and figure out the meaning of the groups, the code recovery work.

Think of it this way

11111 22222 33333 44444 11111 55555.

Now tell me the meaning.

How about

The 22222 33333 44444 the 55555.

We are reading 1/3 of the message folks.

Another clue.

The 22222 33333 on the 55555.

50% readable now, surely the text is obvious.

The cat 33333 on the 55555.

2/3 readable.

The cat sat on the 55555.

Think you can fill in the final word?

Of course the message "The cat 33333 on the 55555."
could be "The cat slept on the chair".

The translators did much more than translating decrypted documents.

Yes folks, Robert Stinnett wrote a book where he relied on the US
intercepting and decoding key IJN messages, then at the end of the
book he told us all he had no idea what the US decoding abilities
were. Just ignore the fact all through the book it is assumed the
needed messages were decoded as required. It does help him
when he ignores the change over from the A to the B version of JN-25
in late 1940, just assumed the success against the A version carried
over to the B version, which was a different code book.

Stinnett simply ignores the IJN code book upgrade of December
1940 in order to make his book work. That is the blinding of
allied intelligence after making good progress into the initial code
book "A" (hence the classification of the code in use in 1941 as
JN-25 "B") is simply ignored by Stinnett. When challenged about
this on his web site he simply failed to respond, except to complain
about spelling errors and insist on "correct terminology". Taking
Stinnett's word is a bad move.

If you want a fun exercise in fact checking try and find a Stinnett
footnote that actually backs up the claims in the text.

So change the subject, peddle Stinnett's fiction about Pearl then
peddle his fiction about US archives.

Also note below which section McCollum was in, not OP-20-GY
(codebreakers), the deleted claim was,

"The architect of FDRs Japan &Pearl Harbor game plan was McCollum
and McCollum was also,what a surprise !!,head of navy intelligence
unit responsible IJN dispatches."

This claim had to go, along with Pearl Harbor the movie as a source,
the British knew more than the US and so on.

I pinched the memo "highlights" from another post, note how the
memo is addressed to the directors, not someone in the white
house, yet it is supposed to make it to FDR in time for him to
make it the lunchtime conversation the next day, the "proof" FDR
saw the memo, just ignore the diary of the person FDR lunched with.

"Op-16-F-2 ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) 7 October 1940
Memorandum For The Directors
Subject: ESTIMATE OF THE SITUATION IN THE PACIFIC AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES..."

A. Make an arrangement with Britain for the use of British
bases in the Pacific, particularly Singapore."

The USN did not use British bases until after the war started.
There was a conference in Manila about cooperation but it
ended with the sighting of the IJN invasion convoys heading
for Malaya. So this never happened pre war.

By the way the German Japanese naval base agreement
had been signed in 1940 or earlier.

"B. Make an arrangement with Holland for the use of base facilities
and acquisition of supplies in the Dutch East Indies" (now Indonesia)."

As for point A. Never happened pre war.

"C. Give all possible aid to the Chinese government of Chiang
Kai-shek."

30 aircraft in 1940, 141 in 1941, compared with 1,507 for the
British in 1940 and 5,249 in 1941. The USSR received more
aircraft than China, in fact the "other foreign" column has 787
aircraft delivered at the US factories. All possible aid would
have been a lot more aircraft for a start.

By the way the 30 aircraft for China in 1940 were trainers,
70 of the 1941 aircraft were trainers, 53 fighters, 18 light bombers.

So I presume the German sale of 12 aircraft to China in 1937
is an indicator Germany is giving all aid as well?

How about the German military advisors present on the Chinese
side in the late 1930s? I think they were withdrawn in 1939.

"D. Send a division of long-range heavy cruisers to the western
Pacific, the Philippines and Singapore."

Didn't happen, hint Manila is in the western pacific, it had a heavy
and a light cruiser plus the occasional extra cruiser passing through.

"E. Send two divisions of submarines to the western Pacific."

There were already USN submarines based in Manila, and the
memo's ideas of reinforcements was not followed. As a guide
to the changes note the USN had 96 submarines available, some
in reserve, in September 1939, the older boats were brought out
of reserve after war began in Europe and the total number
available grew steadily to 112 by the end of November 1941.

By the way USN submarine deployments to Manila from
DANFS, according to my by hand counts.

11/24 (yes 24) onward S-36, S-37, S-38, S-39, S-40, S-41

7/1925 to 5/1932 S-30, S-31, S-32, S-33, S-34, S-35

So until the depression the USN had 12 submarines present.

12/39 onward Porpoise, Pike, Tarpon, Perch, Pickerel, Permit

So the 12 submarine force is restored.

1939 Searaven "two years before war" my bet it should be with the
5 following submarines to make another 6 ship squadron and
arrived at the end of 1940.

1940 Seawolf (autumn)

10 or 11/40 Stingray, Seadragon, Sealion
12/40 Shark

1941 month unknown Snapper (probably 11/41), Sailfish (after 3/41
at least since that was the month it started a refit in the US)

11/41 Salmon, Seal, Sturgeon, Sargo, Saury, Spearfish, Sculpin,
Swordfish, Skipjack

Total 29, the force at the start of the war, I think 4 were
refitting on 8 December.

"F. Keep the main strength of the U.S. fleet, now in the Pacific, in
the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands."

Done before the memo was written, the memo is dated in October,
the basing decision was on 1 May 1940.

"G. Insist that the Dutch refuse to grant Japanese demands for
undue economic concessions, Particularly oil."

Add the British as well, it made no sense for the US to
embargo oil if the Dutch and British would replace the
lost sales. The US did not need to do much to persuade
the Dutch, the Japanese idea of terms of trade did much
to persuade the Dutch extra trade was not worth it.

"H. Completely embargo all trade with Japan, in collaboration
with a similar embargo imposed by the British Empire."

Finally happened, however the memo forgets to add the Dutch
to the embargo.

FDR had imposed trade embargoes on aviation fuel, lubricants
and high grade scrap metal on 25 July 1940. On 26 September
scrap iron was added to the list.

In the first week in October, that is just before the memo was written
the US ordered all Americans out of the far east, called up the naval
reserve and authorised Anglo-American staff talks in Singapore.
Additional supplies were sent to the Philippines as well.

Remember folks, the memo is supposed to be the blueprint, apparently
able to influence decisions before it was written.

The Japanese negotiations with the Dutch over oil finally ended in the
first week in October, with no gains for the Japanese.

"10. If by these means Japan could be led to commit an overt act
of war, so much the better. At all event we must be fully
prepared to accept the treat of war."

Yes, Japan preferred war to giving up the chance to colonise China.

So 8 recommendations, the first 4 were not followed, the fifth was not
followed at the time, though more submarines were sent and then even
more in late 1941, the sixth and seventh had already happened before
the memo was written, the eighth finally happened around 9 months
later and only after further Japanese expansion.

Just remember the memo is the claimed blueprint for US government
policy.

Yes folks, just try and change the subject, the IJN says it did not
transmit, in logs written at the time, in the wartime after action
report and during the post war interrogations. This has to be
ignored. The idea Yamamoto was so stupid as to park his
top secret task force in a place where there was only radio
communications has to be ignored.

Just ignore the way traffic analysis works, the use of call signs
on messages to gain an idea what is going on, the volume and
size of messages. Then add direction finding on transmitters.

No folks, the IJN is assumed to be completely ignorant of any
sort of radio discipline or deception techniques.

The conspiracy needs the IJN in on the act from1941 on.

Navies are well aware of the need to limit radio traffic, they try to
do it as much as possible, the IJN understood the reasons why and
acted accordingly.

It is amusing to see the idea couriers are less secure than radio
transmissions, presumably why no one uses couriers any more.

As Professor Kimball wrote: "It seems to me that to brand WSC
and/or FDR as conspirators requires that they be seen as evil
geniuses. But for them to allow the U.S. Fleet to be clobbered
means they were stupid. That doesn't compute." "

The rest of the post is simply text that could not be replied to,

By the way folks, the conspiracy claims are dropped, instead we
have something totally different dropped in.

Deleted text,

"You forgot item 4) the conspiracy theory around the start of the war
and the claims the Maine was deliberately sabotaged by the US.
The non real event.

You see the fact the IJN attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941 is known
and understood. The added "facts" of a conspiracy are the
contributions of people who cannot cope with reality. "

Translation do not deal with the issues on their merits, invent crimes
from years ago and use those as an excuse to do what you want to
do, above all do not think.

I note the fun things like the URL for the congressional petition transcript
makes note of the Japanese consulate's words about a surprise attack
being possible, a message not broken out before the attack, to accuse
Washington of short changing the field commanders.

If the assessment is a surprise attack was possible what does that say
of two things,

1) the size of the defences
2) the alertness of the defences.

1) Is largely Washington determined, 2) is locally determined. But do
not worry, erase item 2 and carry on with the field commanders did
nothing wrong line.

Yes folks, understand, look for your facts in Hollywood movies, just
add the words you want to historical documents and so on. It is
quite simple, since unwelcome reality can be wished away just
decide the preferred outcome and adjust the preferred facts
accordingly.

Denyav is a CIA/FBI/ABC/CBS/DKNY/USN/USAAF, oh what the
heck, AAA (many organisations deleted) to ZZZZZ plant. Here to
try and improve the reputation of the US by making absolutely
absurd claims about it, so no one believes the real claims.

By the way note below the talk is all about the missing evidence,
but we are told 99.99% is available.

Deleted text, on the Congressional moves,

"
http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp106&&r_n=hr945.106&sel=TOC_545749&

Go look up the other items included, the Indianapolis sinking and
the waiver on time limits for decorations. "

http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm

By the way the claim trying to be defended is the idea Kimmel hurled
such accusations at FDR etc. Instead we have the family members
putting the best case forward as to why Washington deserves some
of the blame.

The transcript indicates the accusations were the usual ones, the
people in Washington made the errors (not the conspiracy) and
the people in Pearl paid the price. Note the transcript is not about
prior knowledge of the attack, only the blame game afterwards.
However when you want to invent fiction just change this to
conspiracy accusations.

By the way in the above text Professor Gannon claims 1,000 PBY
patrol planes were sent to the British pre Pearl Harbor when he
calculates Pearl needed 200 for all round patrols but only had 49.
The British (meaning RAF, RCAF. RNZAF and RAAF) received
somewhere around 3/4 of this figure for the entire war.

The US produced a whole 410 Patrol bombers in 1941, up from
34 in 1940, 22 Martin Mariners (PBM), 6 Consolidated Coranados
(PB2Y) and 416 Catalinas (PBY) 1940 to 1941. The PBY had been
in production pre war, with around 200 delivered by the end of 1939.

Of course you need to remove from the totals the 41 patrol bombers
delivered in December 1941 and probably the 54 delivered in October
and November 1941 as not being available to sent to Hawaii in time.
Also noting the pre war deliveries, starting in 1936, were lower powered
versions, 1,800 to 2,000 HP versus 2,400 for the 1940 on versions

So we have around 600 patrol bombers with the necessary range built
and available to the USN and everyone else, less the attrition of normal
flying, 200 of which are needed for Pearl Harbor. Presumably then over
200 are needed for the Philippines, then comes the U-boat threat to the
US east coast plus Panama then comes the British requirement. The
British are useful, they give feedback on actual combat operations. Do
not forget aircraft for training operations as well plus the inevitable losses.

Kimmel is allowed "lack of resources" but Washington is not. Nice use
of logic.

So what's that say 600 aircraft, less around 1/2 for obsolete types, for
training and attrition, and we have 300 suitable aircraft. Pearl wants
200, the Philippines wants more, the east coast wants some, the
British want some, the training system wants more so it can up the
training rate and so on.

Pearl Harbor was given 49 aircraft, enough to continuously cover an
arc of 90 degrees according to Professor Gannon, or the approaches
from the Japanese mandated islands. How many were actually flying
such searches on the 5th, 6th and 7th?

Gone looking for this evidence? Just jump to conspiracy theory, instead
of something like they decided it looked like the Navy was being kind to
its own.

Deleted text,

"Putting words into Kimmel's mouth now I see. Kimmel's defence was
that he was deprived of information he needed, mainly messages from
the local Japanese consulate and timely warning of the time the last
Japanese message was supposed to be presented to the US. There
was nothing said about senior leaders wanting the attack to happen."

On claims the inquiries were rigged,

"I like this, if the one entity argument is followed then the claimed let
off for Kimmel is the rigged result, it was an all Navy affair."

Ah yes the movie Pearl Harbor is your guide to US intelligence
actions in 1941, but wait, there is more, since the movie is a joke
on this point the need is to imply the British did it. Just ignore the
way the British had more pressing matters on their hands, that
the US was leading the way against Japanese diplomatic traffic
and the British and US were sharing IJN code recovery work.
So what one knew the other did as well.

Yes folks, Kimmel was where he should be, no matter where you
go, there you are.

Note by the way the attempt to paint the inquiry as the absolutely right
result, despite claiming not to have seen the evidence presented to it.
The USN is the straight organisation, despite the fact it would have
been doing the decoding of those wonder messages, it is the one
that holds the "truth", everything else is wrong. The conspiracy does
not apply to the naval inquiry, it could never have been rigged of
course, it has the "right" result, so everything else was rigged.

What did the inquiry clear Kimmel of, dereliction of duty, lack of
judgement?

Standard conspiracy stuff, the right answer is out there, somewhere,
pick your preferred outcome.

Previously before the next text was another standard claim about
conspiracies, as usual the claim has to be deleted and the subject changed.

I like this, especially since I posted text showing how the War Warning
messages were the same around the Pacific. And MacArthur certainly
did not lose more men and equipment that the people in Hawaii in the
opening day of the war.

What I really like is the duck, unable to answer the text, so change the
subject.

"By the way the above logic implies the Japanese could have invaded
the Philippines, Wake and Guam, killing and capturing Americans and
the US would have allowed this. The US did not need Pearl Harbor to
enter the Pacific war. The IJN started sinking US merchant ships just
before the attack went in."

Try and read history, it provides answers like, 1) too far away to know
exactly what was going on, 2) MacArthur controlling much of the
information flow, 3) The low expectations about holding the Philippines,
4) The reality moving against MacArthur would provoke a reaction in
Washington, being seen as an attempt by FDR to rid himself of an
unwanted General.

Deleted text,

It would be nice to know the source of the claimed Kimmel words, it
seems his lifetime's output is being searched for any claim he made,
no proof offered.

Remarkable line being run, the US is the source of all evil but the US
is so good, so amazing, it cannot be defeated, only betrayed from
within. No one can launch an unexpected attack on the US, it sees
and knows all, I must ask the US where my favourite pen has ended up.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Greg Hennessy
June 22nd 04, 09:58 AM
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 17:20:26 +1000, "Geoffrey Sinclair"
> wrote:

>Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 4.


Killfile the equivocating loon, its easier.


greg

--
"vying with Platt for the largest gap
between capability and self perception"

B2431
June 22nd 04, 10:03 AM
>From: Tank Fixer
>Date: 6/21/2004 10:55 PM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>In article >,
> on 21 Jun 2004 06:29:18 GMT,
> B2431 attempted to say .....
>
>> >From: Tank Fixer
>> >Date: 6/20/2004 10:40 PM Central Daylight Time
>> >Message-id: >
>> >
>> >In article >,
>> > on 20 Jun 2004 05:29:07 GMT,
>> > B2431 attempted to say .....
>> >
>> >> >From: Tank Fixer
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> >In article >,
>> >> > on 15 Jun 2004 05:33:03 GMT,
>> >> > Denyav attempted to say .....
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> >> >A fire in a coal bunker adjacent to one of the powder magazines.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> Exact cause of explosion is still not known,offical 1898 version was
>a
>> >> >spanish
>> >> >> mine !.
>> >> >
>> >> >The exact cause may never be know. I am aware of the original official
>> >> >version.
>> >> >
>> >> >> One thing is sure it was no accident and Spanians had nothing to do
>with
>> >> >it.
>> >> >> Maybe Aliens masquarading as Spanians did it.
>> >> >
>> >> >Now did you intend to contradict yourself ? Most naval experts consider
>it
>> >
>> >> >to have been a coal bunker fire next to a powder magazine.
>> >>
>> >> In fact the boat WAS raised and inspected before being resunk at sea.
>There
>> >is
>> >> footage of the boat as it sank.
>> >
>> >Sometime in the 1920's IIRC ?
>> >
>>
>> It was done in 1912.
>>
>
>Thanks, i had three numbers of the date right anyway.
>Do you know of any reports published of the investigation findings ?
>

This is what the Navy has posted.

http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq71-1.htm

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Denyav
June 22nd 04, 05:20 PM
>Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 4.

I love your tactic,by posting long messages you are trying to hide the facts,i
have not much time to that but lets try play by your own rules

1>1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
>war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
>make Pearl Harbor the only target)

What the text of war warning message?
You correctly stated in your message dated 6/9 so I dont want to repeat it.

Which locations were warned with the famed message?
Philippines,Thai,BorneoKra,maybe Guam and Samoa !!!!
Please care to find distances between these locations and Hawaii.
Your so called war warning message is actually known as "Do Nothing" message
for Pearl Harbor.
Now comes even more interesting part of story.
When Washington issued so called War Warning or "Pearl Harbor Do Nothing"
message?
Nov 26,1941

Now hold tight,when US,British and Dutch intercepted decoded Yamamato's JN25b
coded message to First Air Fleet?
US and Brits decoded this message immediately (Dutch a little bit later on
Nov.27)
So,the first time allies had an official japanese document at hand,not Peruvian
minister,not a Korean,not a british double agent etc,but directly from the top
brain of IJN declaring Pearl Harbor as the target.
Date of Yamamato message?
Nov.25,1941
Date of of so called Warning or "Pearl Harbor Do Nothing" message?
Nov.26,1941

So as soon as you officially learn that Japanase were going to attack Pearl
Harbor you prepare a War Warning gor the locations far away from Pearl Harbor
but you do not even mention the name of the real Target in the message.

Its eqivalent of receiving a definite terrorist attack intelligence for NYC but
issuing terror alerts for Sydney,Athens,Delhi and Rio DeJaneiro but not NYC.

I think Washingtons motives were very clear
1)To make sure that Japanase Intelligence that US is not aware of Japanese
intentions.
2)To prevent Pearl Harbor to take steps that might deter Japanase from making
the attack.
3)To save their own asses.

BTW Let me remind you again JN25b code was actually broken by US when they
first intoduced that code.
How?
I explained it in my previous post.

Denyav
June 22nd 04, 05:36 PM
>2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
>Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
>the name came from.

>4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
>promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
>are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.

Then you must read the words of Navy Lawyer Konigman again'
"....historical record does not establish convincincly that President
Poosevelt,General Marshall or others in Washington "DELIBERATELY" withheld
information from Adm.Kimmel or Gen.Short as part of a plan or conspiracy to
expose Pearl Harbor to attack in order to thrust into war"

Thas the last line of defense of a Gov't employee trying to save Gov't from
much more grave charges,namely treason.


Let me remind you again JN25B code was broken immediately after its
inroduction.

Denyav
June 22nd 04, 05:42 PM
>7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
>entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
>to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.

That was only time Kimmel was given the opportunity to defend himself and
present his own case and findings.
This panel exonarated him as we all know.

Denyav
June 22nd 04, 05:47 PM
>) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
>Claim dropped.

Who dropped the claim you maybe?
You are pretty smart,who remembers original posts?
Hollywood was and is nations premier PSYOP organization.
Check out "Who paid the Piper?"
Heck I wrote the exactly same things in original posts.

Denyav
June 22nd 04, 06:02 PM
>1) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
>actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
>what the memo actually said.

You are hallucinating,McCollum and its memo are the key of Japan policy I
always maintained that.
Besides you have lied about the date of famed McCollum memo,the date of the
Memo is Oct.7,1940 so long before Pearl Harbor.

L'acrobat
June 23rd 04, 02:00 AM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >There are plenty of potential reasons for classifying Docs, you just
focus
> >on the least credible one. because you are insane.
> >
>
> "He who controls past,controls future,he who controls present,controls to
past"
>
> That might be one of the potential reasons?

No.

You can only classify documents, not historical knowledge.

Keep grabbing at straws to support your lunatic conclusions.

>
> >Quite a few elected reps do know, they are the ones on the appropriate
> >committees, the rest are not supposed to know.
>
> Yes,quite a few.
> Again our unelected masters in gov't decide who those "quite a few"
will be

No they don't, perhaps you should look at how those committees are raised.


>
>
> >It doesn't make your point, it just shows that you lack one.
>
> You do not understand the sign of the times at all.
> Thanks to our unelected "Masters" in gov't,surely you are not one of
> them,worlwide the words "Dumb American" replaced Vietnam era words "Ugly
> American".

Looks to me like you are trying to change tack.

Fact. you are a loon, you have been shown to be a loon.

My work here is done.

Denyav
June 23rd 04, 04:14 AM
>You can only classify documents, not historical knowledge.
>

Nobody classifies documents to save reputations of historical figures.
Documents are only classified if they are relevant for current (and future)
events.

>No they don't, perhaps you should look at how those committees are raised.
>
Where else the "oversighted" are allowed to select their "oversighters" ?
>Looks to me like you are trying to change tack.
>
>Fact. you are a loon, you have been shown to be a loon.
>
>My work here is done.
>

I guess your superiors do not like that such issues appear in public forums.You
are not even a loon,you are a compensated spin doctor.

"He who controls past,controls future,he who controls presents,controls the
past".

Tank Fixer
June 23rd 04, 04:37 AM
In article >,
on Mon, 21 Jun 2004 23:45:33 -0400,
Peter Stickney attempted to say .....

> In article >,
> Tank Fixer > writes:
> > In article >,
> > on 20 Jun 2004 03:48:41 GMT,
> >> So coal caught fire in a very politically correct location and time.
> >
> > No, coal bunker fires were known in the period to burn for weeks before
> > flairing up.
>
> Indeed they were - one of the factors on the catastrophic nature of
> teh loss of the Lusitania was an ongoing bunker fire that had been
> going for about half the voyage - when teh torpedos hit, they stirred
> up the coal dust in the bunkers. Aerosol-ed coal dust is very
> explosive.

I had not heard that before, thanks.
Wheat chaff and flour have similar properties.


>
> Warships were blowing up all over the World, in just abpot all navies
> at that time. Coal fires aren't great seeping conflagrations -
> without some sort of draught, they're slichtly smouldering piles of
> very hot rocks. Ammunition handling wasn't particularly rigorous,
> either.

I've read of concerns over magazine temperatures many times. And the powder
of the time was not as stable.


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

denyav
June 23rd 04, 06:28 AM
"Geoffrey Sinclair" > wrote in message >...
> After my noting the way my text keeps being deleted it seems a
> new tactic to obscure has been created, take the time and effort
> to rearrange the order of the few words of mine left in.
>

Well, I do not remember any of your texts about the utmostly most
important detail of whole Pearl Harbor story,namely introduction of
JN25B code,being deleted.
Because you always avoided this issue and did not write anything about
that.
Let me repeat again,when Japanese introduced JN25B in Dec.1940,they
continued to use old random code books for another two months.
This was the one of the biggest ever intel blunders in the history and
you have missed it.Strange,to say at least.

As I posted before,JN25 was a 19th century system,very identical to
the system used by US forces between 1898-1917 and reason why US
phased out this system was very simple;it was insecure.

So.Japanese military dispatches were,as Churchill pointed out,not
secrets for US(also for Brits and Dutch)

I guess you could not find time to post anything about that

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 23rd 04, 07:23 AM
As usual most of my words are deleted, new tactic time though, simply
lie about what has been written. Denyav has decided to go back to
a message I wrote on June 14, bypassing the JN-25 information I
posted more recently. I await with interest his retrieval of information
I sent in say 1990 as another desperate tactic to avoid actually answering.

denyav wrote in message ...
>"Geoffrey Sinclair" > wrote in message >...
>> After my noting the way my text keeps being deleted it seems a
>> new tactic to obscure has been created, take the time and effort
>> to rearrange the order of the few words of mine left in.
>
>Well, I do not remember any of your texts about the utmostly most
>important detail of whole Pearl Harbor story,namely introduction of
>JN25B code,being deleted.

Yes folks, if Denyav can forget about him deleting the text he can
simply pretend it did not happen. He started off passing Pearl
Harbor the movie as a source of facts and now finds the real
facts are coming out, so rewind to those simpler movie days.

>Because you always avoided this issue and did not write anything about
>that.

Translation Denyav will make a great effort to delete anything that
contradicts his preferred fiction. He will simply ignore what I wrote.

>Let me repeat again,when Japanese introduced JN25B in Dec.1940,they
>continued to use old random code books for another two months.
>This was the one of the biggest ever intel blunders in the history and
>you have missed it.Strange,to say at least.

Translation Denyav has replied to the message where I pointed out
what this meant and has now decided to lie about it rather than cope
with replying.

I expect him to heroically delete my reply and the heroically repeat he
is repeating his same junk. Two heroic acts means another self
awarded medal.

>As I posted before,JN25 was a 19th century system,very identical to
>the system used by US forces between 1898-1917 and reason why US
>phased out this system was very simple;it was insecure.

Translation no proof brought forward, just a wishful thinking.

>So.Japanese military dispatches were,as Churchill pointed out,not
>secrets for US(also for Brits and Dutch)

Churchill pointed out all the messages they intercepted and decoded
were made public just after the war.

>I guess you could not find time to post anything about that

Translation Denyav deletes things he does not like. The fun thing
is anyone can go and check on my posts, that is why I leave the
text in. It helps show up the lies.

The rest is cut and paste from my last post, on June 22,

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you. Claim dropped.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless they receive official permission.
That was a good one.
15) There are still some USN intercept files still hidden, claim dropped.
16) The attempt to use Stinnett as a source appears to be dropped,
since the claims are so easy to prove wrong it seems. If you question
Stinnett directly he complains about spelling errors rather than reply.
17) The Lietwiler letter, claims dropped after the key text was posted.
18) Only in Washington are investigations rigged with hand picked
documents. Claim dropped.

Simple really, just keep dropping all the claimed evidence, but keep the
conclusion.

Most of my stuff is cut and paste, you become interested in WWII and
you find the same conspiracy claims surfacing over and over.

The fact the posts have to be deleted is the best proof they are
accurate. Also the fleeing forward to new claims, not defending
the old junk. It seems we are going to be treated to the tour of the
various conspiracy claims, which goes to prove what Denyav is
when he can quote a character in the Paral Harbor movie as a
source but also supply all the other conspiracy claims.

Since there are no sources for the following information can we assume
the nurse character in Pearl Harbor the movie is the source?

Presumably the British reporting the codes were hard to break is
also irrelevant?

>1)They are not hard to break,they are actually 19th Century type codes that
>somehow apperared in 20th century.

Note by the way there is no source for this claim, note the fact the
1930's are not that far into the 20th century. Radio and telegraph
communications forced the development of coding systems.

The code groups were disguised with random numbers, it forced
the US into using machines to break the code, to try and discover
the random numbers by comparing hundreds of messages. The
code breakers indicated this was a hard thing to do.

>2)A very identical coding system was introduced in US in 1898 for
>Navy and Army and and abondoned in 1917 because it was insecure.

So why didn't the US simply drag out the US code books and use
them? Perhaps because the systems were different? Please
describe the US systems, how they worked.

>3)It has dictionary of 33,333 words and phrases each given as a five figure
>number and these were added to random numbers contained in a 2nd code
>book

Not quite, there were 33,333 valid code groups, in both the A and B
versions some were left blank for future expansion. In the B version
around 2/3 of the groups had a second meaning, giving around 55,000
valid meanings.

Random numbers were added to the code groups before transmission.

>4)The dictionary was changed only once before Pearl Harbor on Dec 1,1940.
>But random book was changed in every 3 to 6 months.

You forgot to mention the B version contained additional tables for
locations, date/time and positions, a super encypherment. These
tables were not broken out until mid 1942.

>5)The Japanase blundered away the Code when they introduced
>JN25B by continuing to use the random table books that have been
>solved by the allies,for two more months.That was the equivalent of
>reconstructing the exposed dictionary.US recovered the whole thing
>immediately.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

As of Autumn 1940 the US had around 1,000 JN-25A code groups
it thought it knew the meanings for, work continued on the A version
until around March 1941, on 1 April 1941 there were 1,800 A
version groups "recovered", versus 300 B version groups. It should
be noted recoveries were not a linear process, new discoveries
could and did prove previously assigned meanings were wrong.

>So if you know JB25B inroduction date,you also know when allies
>cracked the code basically.

My cat has 4 legs and a tail my dog has 4 legs and a tail therefore
my dog is a cat. Simple sort of logic.

Put it to you thins way, you are given 30,000 5 digit random numbers,
which have 55,000 meanings. Solve instantly. Now solve when you
have less than 1/2 of the random numbers used to disguise the code
group values.

Now go work on this, if you know 10% of the random numbers and
10% of the code groups then, assuming randomness, around 1%
of the messages will contain code groups you know hidden by
random numbers you know.

To crack the code you needed to know the random numbers
and the code group values.

>Just for the record,in 1994 NSA published that JN25B code was completely
>cracked in December 1940.
>They knew that many knew that and they finally admitted.

Yes folks this is the fun part of the lies.

“Early (Northern) Fall” 1940 the US code breakers realised the system
for numbers in JN-25A was the same as an old code the US has the
code book for, the code group was the number itself multiplied
by a constant. In a single day of checking the high frequency code
groups the code groups for the numbers 0 to 999 fell out, 1/30 of
the total code. Since all code these group values were divisible by
three it confirmed the tentative code group values previously
assigned were correct and told the code breakers valid code group
values were divisible by three.

After this discovery the task of further recoveries and exploiting
traffic was largely shifted to Corregidor, which for a time in 1940/41
was the largest USN code breaking unit, having completely absorbed
the Shanghai unit in December 1940. (SRH-179
notes that the personnel from Shanghai were transferred to Corregidor
in phases from August 1940 to December 1940. The last group of ten
men from Shanghai reported to Corregidor on 16 December 1940. Just
before that time the intercept and decryption efforts at Shanghai were
shut down.)

In effect Washington declared JN-25A “completely solved” and
“completely broken”, that is the system was understood and the
remaining work was in recovering and assigning meanings to code
groups, then exploiting the results. The result was most work was
directed at the earlier, now superseded versions, to try and recover
the underlying code groups, since there were many more messages
in those versions, the keys of the latest text additive book were also
targeted as intercepts built up. No attempt was made to read current
traffic.

See the different definitions being used? The USN used the definition
that it understood how the code system worked, it had cracked the
logic but it only had 1/30 of the code groups. The usual conspiracy
situation is to try and convince people what is being meant is 100%
recovery of code groups and random numbers.

>6)In January 1941,US gave Britain two JN25B note books with keys

Ah yes, the US and UK combining recoveries is simply turned into
they had the entire code and additive books.

So here we go with another basic lie. One of the problems to sort out
in early 1941 was when the US and UK had different values for valid
random numbers and meanings for valid code groups.

>7)Whole Pearl Harbor schema was based on this code.

You mean Yamamoto's letters to his staff were sent in JN-25B?
The couriered messages were in JN-25B?

This is really funny.

>8)Between Sep1 and Pearl Harbor attack US intercepted total 26581
>(acc.to NSA) JN25N coded messages.

Yes folks, apparently these messages were all about Pearl Harbor.

Deleted text,

"None of the messages found in the "Pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese Naval
Dispatches" file mention Pearl Harbor by name. (This file is found in
National Archives at College Park, RG 38, Crane Files, CNSG 5830/115; most
of the messages have also have been reprinted in "Pearl Harbor Revisited:
United States Navy Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941," an unclassified
monograph published by the National Security Agency in 1994.)"

The USN went back in 1945/46 and broke out as many of the pre war
messages as it could to see what they could have told. One of the
favourite tricks is to claim the 1946 dates are faked.

>9)Churchill wrote "from the end of 1940 Americans had pierced vital
>Japanase ciphers and were decoding large numbers of Japanase
>MILITARY and diplomatic messages" GRAND ALLIANCE page 598

A more full version of the quote is,

"From the end of 1940 the Americans had pierced the
vital Japanese ciphers, and were decoding large
numbers of their military and diplomatic telegrams. In
the secret American circles these were referred to as
'Magics'. The 'Magics' were repeated to us, but there
was an inevitable delay - sometimes of two or three
days - before we got them. We did not know therefore
at any given moment all that the President or Mr. Hull
knew. I make no complaint of this."

This is a favourite quote of the conspiracy crowd, it is supposed
to be Churchill confessing the code breakings they want. Apparently
putting the boot into the recently deceased FDR and also himself.

The quote is above is on page 532 of the edition I have access to,
on page 535 comes the quote,

"A prodigious Congressional Inquiry published its findings in
1946 in which every detail was exposed of the events leading
up to the war between the United States and Japan and of
the failure to send positive "alert" orders through the military
departments to their fleets and garrisons in exposed situations.
Every detail, including the decoding of secret Japanese
telegrams and their actual texts, has been displayed to the
world in forty volumes. The strength of the United States was
sufficient to enable them to sustain this hard ordeal required
by the spirit of the American Constitution."

Simple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
bringer and telling lies.

And remember the IJN had more than 1 code in service, as
did the IJA, but just pretend Churchill's first quote has an
extra line with JN-25B in it.

>Hard to break JN25B code is an urban legend created in Washington
>D.C.to cover treason.

Translation telling lies about JN-25 is an attempt to cover someone's
inability to cope with reality.

Geoffrey Sinclair
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Geoffrey Sinclair
June 23rd 04, 07:25 AM
Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 5.
This time the other non reply tactic, break up the "replies" into multiple
posts with only a little text in each. Usual tactics, try and erase recent
history the same way as the history from 60+ years ago.

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you. Claim dropped.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless they receive official permission.
That was a good one.
15) There are still some USN intercept files still hidden, claim dropped.
16) The attempt to use Stinnett as a source appears to be dropped,
since the claims are so easy to prove wrong it seems. If you question
Stinnett directly he complains about spelling errors rather than reply.
17) The Lietwiler letter, claims dropped after the key text was posted.
18) Only in Washington are investigations rigged with hand picked
documents. Claim dropped.
19) JN-25 was an "easy" code, claim dropped.
20) Churchill quote meaning, claim dropped.
21) If you know one thing perfectly you must know another thing perfectly
(in an attempt to "prove" 1941 = 2001)

Anyway let the laughs begin.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 4.
>
>I love your tactic,by posting long messages you are trying to hide the facts,i
>have not much time to that but lets try play by your own rules

Yes folks, actually posting the text of War Warning messages, the
McCollum Memo and so on is hiding the facts. Remember the
absence of proof of a conspiracy is proof of two conspiracies,
the first one and the cover up.

By the way playing by my rules would require full replies, instead
of the sad attempts to erase the facts.

Apparently there is just enough time to spout the lies, but not to
defend them.

>1>1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
>>war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
>>make Pearl Harbor the only target)
>
>What the text of war warning message?
>You correctly stated in your message dated 6/9 so I dont want to repeat it.

This is funny really, the original claim was the war warning message

"They also added that Pearl Harbor was only possible target.period."

Now the 180 degree turn to make it a blind for the commanders
in Hawaii.

>Which locations were warned with the famed message?
>Philippines,Thai,BorneoKra,maybe Guam and Samoa !!!!

You forgot the people in Hawaii were given the message as well.

>Please care to find distances between these locations and Hawaii.
>Your so called war warning message is actually known as "Do Nothing"
>message for Pearl Harbor.

Yes folks, just ignore the text of the message, the Hawaiian
commands were certainly not ordered to do nothing.

By the way the message is now mine, all mine, isn't that wonderful?
It needs to be made a non historical document it seems, and given
a new title as well, anything but deal with what it actually said.

The War warning sent to Pearl on 26 November, to the Army,

"Negotiations with Japanese appear to be terminated to all practical
purposes with only the barest possibilities that the Japanese
Government might come back and offer to continue. Japanese future
action unpredictable but hostile action possible at any moment. If
hostilities cannot, repeat can not, be avoided the U. S. desires that
Japan commit the first overt act. This policy should not, repeat not,
be construed as restricting you to a course of action at might jeopardize
your defense. Prior to Japanese hostile action you are directed to
undertake such reconnaissance and other measures as you deem
necessary but these measures should be carried out so as not, repeat
not, to alarm the civil population or disclose intent. Report measures
taken. Should hostilities occur, you will carry out task signed in Rainbow
Five as far as they pertain to Japan. Limit dissemination of this highly
secret information to minimum essential officers. "

To the navy,

"Consider this dispatch a war warning. The negotiations with Japan in
an effort to stabilize conditions in the Pacific have ended. Japan is
expected to make aggressive move within the next few days. An
amphibious expedition against either the Philippines, Thai, or Kra
Peninsula or possibly Borneo is indicated by the number and equipment
of Japanese troops and the organization of their naval task forces. You
will execute a defensive deployment in preparation for carrying out the
tasks assigned in WPL-46 only. Guam, Samoa and Continental Districts
have been directed to take appropriate measures against sabotage. A
similar warning is being sent by the War Department. Inform naval district
and Army authorities. British to be informed by Spenavo."

The navy received a copy of the army message on 28 November.

Strategy and Command, the first two years by Louis Morton, (US Army
in WWII, War in the Pacific series)

page 119,

"In view of the seriousness of the situation, the Army and Navy chiefs
felt that commanders in the Pacific should be warned immediately.
Already, the Navy had sent out word on the 24th-to be passed on to
the Army commanders-that prospects for an agreement with Japan
were slight and that Japanese troop movements indicated that "a
surprise aggressive movement in any direction, including attack on
Philippines or Guam" was a possibility. [37] Now, on the 27th,
Stimson asked General Gerow whether the Army should not send a
warning. Gerow showed him the Navy message of the 24th, but this
failed to satisfy Stimson who observed that the President wanted a
warning message sent to the Philippines. As a result, a fresh warning,
considered a "final alert," was sent to Hawaii, the Philippines, Panama,
and San Francisco. The commander of each of these garrisons was
told of the status of the negotiations with Japan, the imminence of
hostilities, and the desirability of having Japan commit the "first overt
act." Each was instructed to "undertake such reconnaissance and other
measures" as he thought necessary and to carry out the tasks assigned
in the war plan if hostilities occurred. With the exception of MacArthur,
each of the commanders was also warned not to alarm the civilian
population or to "disclose intent." At the same time G-2 of the War
Department sent an additional and briefer message to Hawaii and
Panama, but not to the Philippines, warning against subversive activities."

http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/books/70-7_04.htm

has the text on line, in this case on page 117. Strange as it might seem
the army basically sent the same message to all its Pacific commands.

>Now comes even more interesting part of story.

Big lie time being signalled.

>When Washington issued so called War Warning or "Pearl Harbor
>Do Nothing" message? Nov 26,1941
>
>Now hold tight,when US,British and Dutch intercepted decoded
>Yamamato's JN25b coded message to First Air Fleet?

You mean the one the IJN couriered to the fleet in Hittokapu bay?
You see IJN custom was to send such orders by courier. Things
like making sure the rest of the IJN was not eavesdropping on
such sensitive information. After all any ship or shore station in
the fleet that picked up the message could take a look at the
contents and Yamamoto wanted it to be a secret operation.

>US and Brits decoded this message immediately (Dutch a little bit later on
>Nov.27)

So let us understand this correctly the message is now being claimed
to be sent multiple times, right?

The Nurse character in the Pearl Harbor movie told you right?

It is quite simple, when Denyav actually tries to put a source for the
claims up it is shot down, so we are left with claims with no proof.

>So,the first time allies had an official japanese document at hand,not Peruvian
>minister,not a Korean,not a british double agent etc,but directly from the top
>brain of IJN declaring Pearl Harbor as the target.
>Date of Yamamato message?
>Nov.25,1941
>Date of of so called Warning or "Pearl Harbor Do Nothing" message?
>Nov.26,1941

Yes folks, I suppose people are aware of what else happened on
26 November, the transmission of the US terms for negotiations
to the Japanese. In effect a restatement of the original US terms,
ones Japan had already said were unacceptable. The US was
also aware of the 29 November "Things are automatically going
to happen" deadline for negotiations to succeed in Japanese
terms.

Strange isn't it, the diplomats conclude negotiations are off, so
the time has come to send a war warning. Instead the great
conspiracy has to decide because they happened on the
same date they must be related.

Just forget the allies were not decoding JN-25 in November
1941, that the message in question was not radioed according
to the IJN, that intercepted messages from the Pacific came
to Washington via airmail and sea mail, but this message,
never radioed, never decoded, was decoded in real time and
sent to Washington in real time and in an instant the US
organised a cover up, for the people in the Pacific and Washington
and London and the Dutch.

>So as soon as you officially learn that Japanase were going to attack Pearl
>Harbor you prepare a War Warning gor the locations far away from Pearl Harbor
>but you do not even mention the name of the real Target in the message.
>
>Its eqivalent of receiving a definite terrorist attack intelligence for NYC but
>issuing terror alerts for Sydney,Athens,Delhi and Rio DeJaneiro but not NYC.

yes folks, if FDR wore green socks on 26 November that is a signal.
Sneezing twice was the go code. Anything that happens on 26
November is to be considered proof of whatever is wanted proven.

>I think Washingtons motives were very clear
>1)To make sure that Japanase Intelligence that US is not aware of Japanese
>intentions.
>2)To prevent Pearl Harbor to take steps that might deter Japanase from making
>the attack.
>3)To save their own asses.

I think Denyav's intentions are quite clear,
1) To spread disinformation.
2) To prevent people learning from history.
3) To show the world he cannot cope with reality.

By the way in the days before the attack the USAAF mounted a
large exercise to "defend" the island, more than normal activity.

>BTW Let me remind you again JN25b code was actually broken by US when
>they first intoduced that code. How? I explained it in my previous post.

Translation, the "explanation" was blown to pieces and so it cannot
be repeated only the claim has to stay. Hence the way the text has
been deleted.

Just ignore the new code introduced auxiliary tables, two meanings
for the same code group, and stopped having the code groups in
alphabetical order. Just pretend the IJN radioed the code book
to the allies.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

Together with the British the US had 300 values assigned
to "B version" code groups by April 1941.

As of Autumn 1940 the US had around 1,000 JN-25A code groups
it thought it knew the meanings for, work continued on the A version
until around March 1941, on 1 April 1941 there were 1,800 A
version groups "recovered", versus 300 B version groups. It should
be noted recoveries were not a linear process, new discoveries
could and did prove previously assigned meanings were wrong.

“Early (Northern) Fall” 1940 the US code breakers realised the system
for numbers in JN-25A was the same as an old code the US has the
code book for, the code group was the number itself multiplied
by a constant. In a single day of checking the high frequency code
groups the code groups for the numbers 0 to 999 fell out, 1/30 of
the total code. Since all code these group values were divisible by
three it confirmed the tentative code group values previously
assigned were correct and told the code breakers valid code group
values were divisible by three.

After this discovery the task of further recoveries and exploiting
traffic was largely shifted to Corregidor, which for a time in 1940/41
was the largest USN code breaking unit, having completely absorbed
the Shanghai unit in December 1940. (SRH-179
notes that the personnel from Shanghai were transferred to Corregidor
in phases from August 1940 to December 1940. The last group of ten
men from Shanghai reported to Corregidor on 16 December 1940. Just
before that time the intercept and decryption efforts at Shanghai were
shut down.)

In effect Washington declared JN-25A “completely solved” and
“completely broken”, that is the system was understood and the
remaining work was in recovering and assigning meanings to code
groups, then exploiting the results. The result was most work was
directed at the earlier, now superseded versions, to try and recover
the underlying code groups, since there were many more messages
in those versions, the keys of the latest text additive book were also
targeted as intercepts built up. No attempt was made to read current
traffic.

See the different definitions being used? The USN used the definition
that it understood how the code system worked, it had cracked the
logic but it only had 1/30 of the code groups. The usual conspiracy
situation is to try and convince people what is being meant is 100%
recovery of code groups and random numbers.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
>>Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
>>the name came from.

I like the effort that goes into carefully deleting unwanted items,

3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted

>>4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
>>promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
>>are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
>
>Then you must read the words of Navy Lawyer Konigman again'
>"....historical record does not establish convincincly that President
>Poosevelt,General Marshall or others in Washington "DELIBERATELY" withheld
>information from Adm.Kimmel or Gen.Short as part of a plan or conspiracy to
>expose Pearl Harbor to attack in order to thrust into war"
>
>Thas the last line of defense of a Gov't employee trying to save Gov't from
>much more grave charges,namely treason.

Congratulations, show us the proof, not a single lawyer making an
claimed allegation. Note by the way this meeting decades after
Kimmel's death was said to be proof for Kimmel's accusations.

By the way the above is meant to be proof of a conspiracy, the lawyer
is saying the record does not support a conspiracy.

The actual text,

http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/docs/texts/kimmel.htm

STEVE HONIGMAN, General Counsel of the Navy

MR. HONIGMAN: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. What I'd like to do is to
state the official position of the Department today and that position
is the following. In our view there are three principle reasons why
Admiral Kimmel's rank should not be upgraded. The first, quite
simply, is that the historical record does not establish convincingly
that President Roosevelt, General Marshall, or others in Washington
deliberately withheld information from Admiral Kimmel and General
Short as part of a plan or a conspiracy to expose Pearl Harbor to
attack in order to thrust America into the war. "

I keep posting the URL along with the URL for the congressional motion.

http://www.congress.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&dbname=cp106&&r_n=hr945.106&sel=TOC_545749&

"4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted."

>Let me remind you again JN25B code was broken immediately after its
>inroduction.

Big lie standard tactic, repeat as often as possible, keep the facts away.

Put it to you this way, you are given 30,000 5 digit random numbers,
which have 55,000 meanings. Solve instantly. Now solve when you
have less than 1/2 of the random numbers used to disguise the code
group values.

Now go work on this, if you know 10% of the random numbers and
10% of the code groups then, assuming randomness, around 1%
of the messages will contain code groups you know hidden by
random numbers you know.

To crack the code you needed to know the random numbers
and the code group values.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
>>entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
>>to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
>
>That was only time Kimmel was given the opportunity to defend himself and
>present his own case and findings.
>This panel exonarated him as we all know.

6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.

7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.

Back again I see. Remember folks it is all a conspiracy but only
the USN investigating the USN is free from conspiracy.

Usual stuff, the story determines whether the sources are liked,
rather than the sources determining the story is correct.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
>>Claim dropped.
>
>Who dropped the claim you maybe?

Strange as it promptly disappeared from the reply to my post.
Strange as it had to go away because the movie Pearl Harbor
was being used as a source of "facts", but that could not be
done if it was all psyops.

>You are pretty smart,who remembers original posts?

Denyav hopes against hope no one does.

>Hollywood was and is nations premier PSYOP organization.
>Check out "Who paid the Piper?"
>Heck I wrote the exactly same things in original posts.

Then promptly dropped them because they made a mess of
other claims.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>1) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
>>actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
>>what the memo actually said.
>
>You are hallucinating,McCollum and its memo are the key of Japan policy I
>always maintained that.

My summary of the memo,

So 8 recommendations, the first 4 were not followed, the fifth was not
followed at the time, though more submarines were sent and then even
more in late 1941, the sixth and seventh had already happened before
the memo was written, the eighth finally happened around 9 months
later and only after further Japanese expansion.

Just remember the memo is the claimed blueprint for US government
policy.

All of this had to be deleted, along with the fact the memo never made
it beyond McCollums boss. So claim dropped.

>Besides you have lied about the date of famed McCollum memo,the date of the
>Memo is Oct.7,1940 so long before Pearl Harbor.

This is quite funny, it appears my posting the memo with the date
on it is telling lies about the date.

The rest is largely deleted text, just the key points this time, the amount of
text being ignored has grown too large.

I pinched the memo "highlights" from another post, note how the
memo is addressed to the directors, not someone in the white
house, yet it is supposed to make it to FDR in time for him to
make it the lunchtime conversation the next day, the "proof" FDR
saw the memo, just ignore the diary of the person FDR lunched with.

"Op-16-F-2 ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) 7 October 1940
Memorandum For The Directors
Subject: ESTIMATE OF THE SITUATION IN THE PACIFIC AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES..."

A. Make an arrangement with Britain for the use of British
bases in the Pacific, particularly Singapore."

The USN did not use British bases until after the war started.
There was a conference in Manila about cooperation but it
ended with the sighting of the IJN invasion convoys heading
for Malaya. So this never happened pre war.

By the way the German Japanese naval base agreement
had been signed in 1940 or earlier.

"B. Make an arrangement with Holland for the use of base facilities
and acquisition of supplies in the Dutch East Indies" (now Indonesia)."

As for point A. Never happened pre war.

"C. Give all possible aid to the Chinese government of Chiang
Kai-shek."

30 aircraft in 1940, 141 in 1941, compared with 1,507 for the
British in 1940 and 5,249 in 1941. The USSR received more
aircraft than China, in fact the "other foreign" column has 787
aircraft delivered at the US factories. All possible aid would
have been a lot more aircraft for a start.

By the way the 30 aircraft for China in 1940 were trainers,
70 of the 1941 aircraft were trainers, 53 fighters, 18 light bombers.

So I presume the German sale of 12 aircraft to China in 1937
is an indicator Germany is giving all aid as well?

How about the German military advisors present on the Chinese
side in the late 1930s? I think they were withdrawn in 1939.

"D. Send a division of long-range heavy cruisers to the western
Pacific, the Philippines and Singapore."

Didn't happen, hint Manila is in the western pacific, it had a heavy
and a light cruiser plus the occasional extra cruiser passing through.

"E. Send two divisions of submarines to the western Pacific."

There were already USN submarines based in Manila, and the
memo's ideas of reinforcements was not followed. As a guide
to the changes note the USN had 96 submarines available, some
in reserve, in September 1939, the older boats were brought out
of reserve after war began in Europe and the total number
available grew steadily to 112 by the end of November 1941.

By the way USN submarine deployments to Manila from
DANFS, according to my by hand counts.

11/24 (yes 24) onward S-36, S-37, S-38, S-39, S-40, S-41

7/1925 to 5/1932 S-30, S-31, S-32, S-33, S-34, S-35

So until the depression the USN had 12 submarines present.

12/39 onward Porpoise, Pike, Tarpon, Perch, Pickerel, Permit

So the 12 submarine force is restored.

1939 Searaven "two years before war" my bet it should be with the
5 following submarines to make another 6 ship squadron and
arrived at the end of 1940.

1940 Seawolf (autumn)

10 or 11/40 Stingray, Seadragon, Sealion
12/40 Shark

1941 month unknown Snapper (probably 11/41), Sailfish (after 3/41
at least since that was the month it started a refit in the US)

11/41 Salmon, Seal, Sturgeon, Sargo, Saury, Spearfish, Sculpin,
Swordfish, Skipjack

Total 29, the force at the start of the war, I think 4 were
refitting on 8 December.

"F. Keep the main strength of the U.S. fleet, now in the Pacific, in
the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands."

Done before the memo was written, the memo is dated in October,
the basing decision was on 1 May 1940.

"G. Insist that the Dutch refuse to grant Japanese demands for
undue economic concessions, Particularly oil."

Add the British as well, it made no sense for the US to
embargo oil if the Dutch and British would replace the
lost sales. The US did not need to do much to persuade
the Dutch, the Japanese idea of terms of trade did much
to persuade the Dutch extra trade was not worth it.

"H. Completely embargo all trade with Japan, in collaboration
with a similar embargo imposed by the British Empire."

Finally happened, however the memo forgets to add the Dutch
to the embargo.

FDR had imposed trade embargoes on aviation fuel, lubricants
and high grade scrap metal on 25 July 1940. On 26 September
scrap iron was added to the list.

In the first week in October, that is just before the memo was written
the US ordered all Americans out of the far east, called up the naval
reserve and authorised Anglo-American staff talks in Singapore.
Additional supplies were sent to the Philippines as well.

Remember folks, the memo is supposed to be the blueprint, apparently
able to influence decisions before it was written.

The Japanese negotiations with the Dutch over oil finally ended in the
first week in October, with no gains for the Japanese.

"10. If by these means Japan could be led to commit an overt act
of war, so much the better. At all event we must be fully
prepared to accept the treat of war."

Yes, Japan preferred war to giving up the chance to colonise China.

So 8 recommendations, the first 4 were not followed, the fifth was not
followed at the time, though more submarines were sent and then even
more in late 1941, the sixth and seventh had already happened before
the memo was written, the eighth finally happened around 9 months
later and only after further Japanese expansion.

Just remember the memo is the claimed blueprint for US government
policy.

Japanese is a very context sensitive language, one of the major
efforts of the translators was to take broken out code groups and
try and figure out the meaning of the groups, the code recovery work.

Think of it this way

11111 22222 33333 44444 11111 55555.

Now tell me the meaning.

How about

The 22222 33333 44444 the 55555.

We are reading 1/3 of the message folks.

Another clue.

The 22222 33333 on the 55555.

50% readable now, surely the text is obvious.

The cat 33333 on the 55555.

2/3 readable.

The cat sat on the 55555.

Think you can fill in the final word?

Of course the message "The cat 33333 on the 55555."
could be "The cat slept on the chair".

The translators did much more than translating decrypted documents.

Geoffrey Sinclair
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Denyav
June 23rd 04, 05:30 PM
> the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
>war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to

Dropped in your dreams maybe?
Ok.Lets repeat events again
a)Yamamatos "target Pearl Harbor" message intercepted and decoded by US and
Brits on Nov.25 and by Dutch on Nov.27.

b)After intercepting and decoding "Target Pearl Harbor" mesage on Nov.25,US
issued so-called War Warning message on Nov.26 for locations thousands miles
away from Pearl Harbor,BUT NOT for Pearl Harbor,the name of target mentioned in
Yamamatos dispatch !!!!.)
(BTW the Naval Court of Inquiry that exonorated Kimmel found that so called War
Message directed attention away from Hawaii rather than toward to it and
exonarated Kimmel)

2)After receiving Yamamato's "Target Pearl Harbor" message US did not only try
to direct attention AWAY from Pearl Harbor by issuing so called War Warning,but
also ordered ALL allied shipping to take Southern course,creating a shipping
free sea lane for the passage of Japanase Task Force!.

>2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
>Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
>the name came from.

Do you need the facts?
I can give you more than you bargained for,for example check out:
FOIA#F-1998-00977

>3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
>dropped when a list of such investigations was posted

Posted with Auto poster ?

>4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
>promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
>are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.

Posted with Autoposter?

>1) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
>actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
>what the memo actually said.

You have outright lied here the famed McCollum memo IS the blueprint for FDRs
Japan policy and the date of McCollum memo is Oct.7,1940,so not after Pearl
Harbor like you have claimed.

Apparently you have run out of arguments to prove your case.

Heck I expected much better than that from you initially.

Denyav
June 23rd 04, 06:12 PM
>apanese introduced JN25B in Dec.1940,they
>>continued to use old random code books for another two months.
>>This was the one of the biggest ever intel blunders in the history and
>>you have missed it.Strange,to say at least.
>
>Translation Denyav has replied to the message where I pointed out
>what this meant and has now decided to lie about it rather than cope
>with replying.
>
Again you are dodging questions about the most important blunder of Japanese in
WWII,by filling your posts with senseless crap.

Did Japanase continue to use old random JN25 code books for another two months
after introduction of "improved" JN25B version ?

>>As I posted before,JN25 was a 19th century system,very identical to
>>the system used by US forces between 1898-1917 and reason why US
>>phased out this system was very simple;it was insecure.
>
>Translation no proof brought forward, just a wishful thinking.

Strange,You seem to know eveything about US ,but seemingly nothing about a
system which is used by US for twenty years.
BTW methods for cracking JN-25 or its father US system were published in
various journals world wide in 1931.

>Churchill pointed out all the messages they intercepted and decoded
>were made public just after the wa

If you cannot dodge a question unfortunately you resort to lies.
Check out Grand Alliance,page 598.

"From the end of 1940,the Americans pierced the vital Japanase ciphers,and were
decoding large numbers of their MILITARY and diplomatic messages"

W.Churchill

A hint for you:When Japanase introduced JN25B ?

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 24th 04, 07:33 AM
Greg Hennessy wrote in message ...
>On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 17:20:26 +1000, "Geoffrey Sinclair"
> wrote:
>
>>Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 4.
>
>Killfile the equivocating loon, its easier.

Quite correct. On the other hand the replies almost fill in a lunch type
break and provide much laughter. I mean no one is really reading
the messages when they end up this deep, and Denyav does not have
a clue, which leaves a steady comedy show for little effort, think of
it as interactive comedy.

Geoffrey Sinclair
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Geoffrey Sinclair
June 24th 04, 07:34 AM
deleted text,

"As usual most of my words are deleted, new tactic time though, simply
lie about what has been written. Denyav has decided to go back to
a message I wrote on June 14, bypassing the JN-25 information I
posted more recently. I await with interest his retrieval of information
I sent in say 1990 as another desperate tactic to avoid actually answering.

Yes folks, if Denyav can forget about him deleting the text he can
simply pretend it did not happen. He started off passing Pearl
Harbor the movie as a source of facts and now finds the real
facts are coming out, so rewind to those simpler movie days."

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>apanese introduced JN25B in Dec.1940,they
>>>continued to use old random code books for another two months.
>>>This was the one of the biggest ever intel blunders in the history and
>>>you have missed it.Strange,to say at least.
>>
>>Translation Denyav has replied to the message where I pointed out
>>what this meant and has now decided to lie about it rather than cope
>>with replying.

deleted text,

"I expect him to heroically delete my reply and the heroically repeat he
is repeating his same junk. Two heroic acts means another self
awarded medal."

>Again you are dodging questions about the most important blunder of
>Japanese in WWII,by filling your posts with senseless crap.

Lets see now, I have mentioned for quite some time the failure to
change additive books in December 1941.

>Did Japanase continue to use old random JN25 code books for another
>two months after introduction of "improved" JN25B version ?

Sigh, I keep telling you the additive book was not changed for the first
two months as for why you would have to ask the IJN, presumably an
administrative foul up.

Now tell us all how this meant the allies gained the complete code
book in 2 months. Not just a list of valid code groups.

>>>As I posted before,JN25 was a 19th century system,very identical to
>>>the system used by US forces between 1898-1917 and reason why US
>>>phased out this system was very simple;it was insecure.
>>
>>Translation no proof brought forward, just a wishful thinking.
>
>Strange,You seem to know eveything about US ,but seemingly nothing about a
>system which is used by US for twenty years.
>BTW methods for cracking JN-25 or its father US system were published in
>various journals world wide in 1931.

Translation no proof brought forward, just a wishful thinking.

Oh yes, the fact there is said to be a theoretical way to crack a
system is supposed to equal the system was cracked, silly isn't it?

The idea the Japanese might improve the system is dismissed.

>>Churchill pointed out all the messages they intercepted and decoded
>>were made public just after the wa
>
>If you cannot dodge a question unfortunately you resort to lies.

This is good, see the Churchill quote below.

>Check out Grand Alliance,page 598.
>
>"From the end of 1940, the Americans pierced the vital Japanase ciphers,
>and were decoding large numbers of their MILITARY and diplomatic messages"
>
>W.Churchill

The quote is above is on page 532 of the edition I have access to,
on page 535 comes the quote,

"A prodigious Congressional Inquiry published its findings in
1946 in which every detail was exposed of the events leading
up to the war between the United States and Japan and of
the failure to send positive "alert" orders through the military
departments to their fleets and garrisons in exposed situations.
Every detail, including the decoding of secret Japanese
telegrams and their actual texts, has been displayed to the
world in forty volumes. The strength of the United States was
sufficient to enable them to sustain this hard ordeal required
by the spirit of the American Constitution."

Simple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
bringer and telling lies.

And remember the IJN had more than 1 code in service, as
did the IJA, but just pretend Churchill's first quote has an
extra line with JN-25B in it.

>A hint for you:When Japanase introduced JN25B ?

A hint for you, when did the USN report it had cracked JN-25A?
How about the "dockyard" code? The weather code? Some of
the IJNAF codes? When exactly did the IJN move exclusively to
using JN-25B for everything?

The rest is deleted text.

Most of my stuff is cut and paste, you become interested in WWII and
you find the same conspiracy claims surfacing over and over.

The fact the posts have to be deleted is the best proof they are
accurate. Also the fleeing forward to new claims, not defending
the old junk. It seems we are going to be treated to the tour of the
various conspiracy claims, which goes to prove what Denyav is
when he can quote a character in the Pearl Harbor movie as a
source but also supply all the other conspiracy claims.

Since there are no sources for the following information can we assume
the nurse character in Pearl Harbor the movie is the source?

Presumably the British reporting the codes were hard to break is
also irrelevant?

>1)They are not hard to break,they are actually 19th Century type codes that
>somehow apperared in 20th century.

Note by the way there is no source for this claim, note the fact the
1930's are not that far into the 20th century. Radio and telegraph
communications forced the development of coding systems.

The code groups were disguised with random numbers, it forced
the US into using machines to break the code, to try and discover
the random numbers by comparing hundreds of messages. The
code breakers indicated this was a hard thing to do.

>2)A very identical coding system was introduced in US in 1898 for
>Navy and Army and and abondoned in 1917 because it was insecure.

So why didn't the US simply drag out the US code books and use
them? Perhaps because the systems were different? Please
describe the US systems, how they worked.

>3)It has dictionary of 33,333 words and phrases each given as a five figure
>number and these were added to random numbers contained in a 2nd code
>book

Not quite, there were 33,333 valid code groups, in both the A and B
versions some were left blank for future expansion. In the B version
around 2/3 of the groups had a second meaning, giving around 55,000
valid meanings.

Random numbers were added to the code groups before transmission.

>4)The dictionary was changed only once before Pearl Harbor on Dec 1,1940.
>But random book was changed in every 3 to 6 months.

You forgot to mention the B version contained additional tables for
locations, date/time and positions, a super encypherment. These
tables were not broken out until mid 1942.

>5)The Japanase blundered away the Code when they introduced
>JN25B by continuing to use the random table books that have been
>solved by the allies,for two more months.That was the equivalent of
>reconstructing the exposed dictionary.US recovered the whole thing
>immediately.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

As of Autumn 1940 the US had around 1,000 JN-25A code groups
it thought it knew the meanings for, work continued on the A version
until around March 1941, on 1 April 1941 there were 1,800 A
version groups "recovered", versus 300 B version groups. It should
be noted recoveries were not a linear process, new discoveries
could and did prove previously assigned meanings were wrong.

>So if you know JB25B inroduction date,you also know when allies
>cracked the code basically.

My cat has 4 legs and a tail my dog has 4 legs and a tail therefore
my dog is a cat. Simple sort of logic.

Put it to you thins way, you are given 30,000 5 digit random numbers,
which have 55,000 meanings. Solve instantly. Now solve when you
have less than 1/2 of the random numbers used to disguise the code
group values.

Now go work on this, if you know 10% of the random numbers and
10% of the code groups then, assuming randomness, around 1%
of the messages will contain code groups you know hidden by
random numbers you know.

To crack the code you needed to know the random numbers
and the code group values.

>Just for the record,in 1994 NSA published that JN25B code was completely
>cracked in December 1940.
>They knew that many knew that and they finally admitted.

Yes folks this is the fun part of the lies.

“Early (Northern) Fall” 1940 the US code breakers realised the system
for numbers in JN-25A was the same as an old code the US has the
code book for, the code group was the number itself multiplied
by a constant. In a single day of checking the high frequency code
groups the code groups for the numbers 0 to 999 fell out, 1/30 of
the total code. Since all code these group values were divisible by
three it confirmed the tentative code group values previously
assigned were correct and told the code breakers valid code group
values were divisible by three.

After this discovery the task of further recoveries and exploiting
traffic was largely shifted to Corregidor, which for a time in 1940/41
was the largest USN code breaking unit, having completely absorbed
the Shanghai unit in December 1940. (SRH-179
notes that the personnel from Shanghai were transferred to Corregidor
in phases from August 1940 to December 1940. The last group of ten
men from Shanghai reported to Corregidor on 16 December 1940. Just
before that time the intercept and decryption efforts at Shanghai were
shut down.)

In effect Washington declared JN-25A “completely solved” and
“completely broken”, that is the system was understood and the
remaining work was in recovering and assigning meanings to code
groups, then exploiting the results. The result was most work was
directed at the earlier, now superseded versions, to try and recover
the underlying code groups, since there were many more messages
in those versions, the keys of the latest text additive book were also
targeted as intercepts built up. No attempt was made to read current
traffic.

See the different definitions being used? The USN used the definition
that it understood how the code system worked, it had cracked the
logic but it only had 1/30 of the code groups. The usual conspiracy
situation is to try and convince people what is being meant is 100%
recovery of code groups and random numbers.

>6)In January 1941,US gave Britain two JN25B note books with keys

Ah yes, the US and UK combining recoveries is simply turned into
they had the entire code and additive books.

So here we go with another basic lie. One of the problems to sort out
in early 1941 was when the US and UK had different values for valid
random numbers and meanings for valid code groups.

>7)Whole Pearl Harbor schema was based on this code.

You mean Yamamoto's letters to his staff were sent in JN-25B?
The couriered messages were in JN-25B?

This is really funny.

>8)Between Sep1 and Pearl Harbor attack US intercepted total 26581
>(acc.to NSA) JN25N coded messages.

Yes folks, apparently these messages were all about Pearl Harbor.

Deleted text,

"None of the messages found in the "Pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese Naval
Dispatches" file mention Pearl Harbor by name. (This file is found in
National Archives at College Park, RG 38, Crane Files, CNSG 5830/115; most
of the messages have also have been reprinted in "Pearl Harbor Revisited:
United States Navy Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941," an unclassified
monograph published by the National Security Agency in 1994.)"

The USN went back in 1945/46 and broke out as many of the pre war
messages as it could to see what they could have told. One of the
favourite tricks is to claim the 1946 dates are faked.

>9)Churchill wrote "from the end of 1940 Americans had pierced vital
>Japanase ciphers and were decoding large numbers of Japanase
>MILITARY and diplomatic messages" GRAND ALLIANCE page 598

A more full version of the quote is,

"From the end of 1940 the Americans had pierced the
vital Japanese ciphers, and were decoding large
numbers of their military and diplomatic telegrams. In
the secret American circles these were referred to as
'Magics'. The 'Magics' were repeated to us, but there
was an inevitable delay - sometimes of two or three
days - before we got them. We did not know therefore
at any given moment all that the President or Mr. Hull
knew. I make no complaint of this."

This is a favourite quote of the conspiracy crowd, it is supposed
to be Churchill confessing the code breakings they want. Apparently
putting the boot into the recently deceased FDR and also himself.

The quote is above is on page 532 of the edition I have access to,
on page 535 comes the quote,

"A prodigious Congressional Inquiry published its findings in
1946 in which every detail was exposed of the events leading
up to the war between the United States and Japan and of
the failure to send positive "alert" orders through the military
departments to their fleets and garrisons in exposed situations.
Every detail, including the decoding of secret Japanese
telegrams and their actual texts, has been displayed to the
world in forty volumes. The strength of the United States was
sufficient to enable them to sustain this hard ordeal required
by the spirit of the American Constitution."

Simple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
bringer and telling lies.

And remember the IJN had more than 1 code in service, as
did the IJA, but just pretend Churchill's first quote has an
extra line with JN-25B in it.

>Hard to break JN25B code is an urban legend created in Washington
>D.C.to cover treason.

Translation telling lies about JN-25 is an attempt to cover someone's
inability to cope with reality.

Geoffrey Sinclair
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Geoffrey Sinclair
June 24th 04, 07:35 AM
Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 6.
Now we are into claims being simply recycled, so

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you. Claim dropped.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless they receive official permission.
That was a good one.
15) There are still some USN intercept files still hidden, claim dropped.
16) The attempt to use Stinnett as a source appears to be dropped,
since the claims are so easy to prove wrong it seems. If you question
Stinnett directly he complains about spelling errors rather than reply.
17) The Lietwiler letter, claims dropped after the key text was posted.
18) Only in Washington are investigations rigged with hand picked
documents. Claim dropped.
19) JN-25 was an "easy" code, claim dropped.
20) Churchill quote meaning, claim dropped.
21) If you know one thing perfectly you must know another thing perfectly
(in an attempt to "prove" 1941 = 2001)
22) The war warnings become a blind rather than identifying Pearl as
the target.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>> the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
>>war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to

deleted text,
"make Pearl Harbor the only target)"

>Dropped in your dreams maybe?

No it is quite simple, the way the claims can never exist alongside
a reply pointing out their flaws, means the claims are dropped.

I am ignoring those who simply demand their word is holy writ.

deleted text to the next ">"

"Yes folks, actually posting the text of War Warning messages, the
McCollum Memo and so on is hiding the facts. Remember the
absence of proof of a conspiracy is proof of two conspiracies,
the first one and the cover up.

By the way playing by my rules would require full replies, instead
of the sad attempts to erase the facts.

Apparently there is just enough time to spout the lies, but not to
defend them.

This is funny really, the original claim was the war warning message

"They also added that Pearl Harbor was only possible target.period."

Now the 180 degree turn to make it a blind for the commanders
in Hawaii."

Yes folks, just ignore the text of the message, the Hawaiian
commands were certainly not ordered to do nothing.

By the way the message is now mine, all mine, isn't that wonderful?
It needs to be made a non historical document it seems, and given
a new title as well, anything but deal with what it actually said.

The War warning sent to Pearl on 26 November, to the Army,

"Negotiations with Japanese appear to be terminated to all practical
purposes with only the barest possibilities that the Japanese
Government might come back and offer to continue. Japanese future
action unpredictable but hostile action possible at any moment. If
hostilities cannot, repeat can not, be avoided the U. S. desires that
Japan commit the first overt act. This policy should not, repeat not,
be construed as restricting you to a course of action at might jeopardize
your defense. Prior to Japanese hostile action you are directed to
undertake such reconnaissance and other measures as you deem
necessary but these measures should be carried out so as not, repeat
not, to alarm the civil population or disclose intent. Report measures
taken. Should hostilities occur, you will carry out task signed in Rainbow
Five as far as they pertain to Japan. Limit dissemination of this highly
secret information to minimum essential officers. "

To the navy,

"Consider this dispatch a war warning. The negotiations with Japan in
an effort to stabilize conditions in the Pacific have ended. Japan is
expected to make aggressive move within the next few days. An
amphibious expedition against either the Philippines, Thai, or Kra
Peninsula or possibly Borneo is indicated by the number and equipment
of Japanese troops and the organization of their naval task forces. You
will execute a defensive deployment in preparation for carrying out the
tasks assigned in WPL-46 only. Guam, Samoa and Continental Districts
have been directed to take appropriate measures against sabotage. A
similar warning is being sent by the War Department. Inform naval district
and Army authorities. British to be informed by Spenavo."

The navy received a copy of the army message on 28 November.

Strategy and Command, the first two years by Louis Morton, (US Army
in WWII, War in the Pacific series)

page 119,

"In view of the seriousness of the situation, the Army and Navy chiefs
felt that commanders in the Pacific should be warned immediately.
Already, the Navy had sent out word on the 24th-to be passed on to
the Army commanders-that prospects for an agreement with Japan
were slight and that Japanese troop movements indicated that "a
surprise aggressive movement in any direction, including attack on
Philippines or Guam" was a possibility. [37] Now, on the 27th,
Stimson asked General Gerow whether the Army should not send a
warning. Gerow showed him the Navy message of the 24th, but this
failed to satisfy Stimson who observed that the President wanted a
warning message sent to the Philippines. As a result, a fresh warning,
considered a "final alert," was sent to Hawaii, the Philippines, Panama,
and San Francisco. The commander of each of these garrisons was
told of the status of the negotiations with Japan, the imminence of
hostilities, and the desirability of having Japan commit the "first overt
act." Each was instructed to "undertake such reconnaissance and other
measures" as he thought necessary and to carry out the tasks assigned
in the war plan if hostilities occurred. With the exception of MacArthur,
each of the commanders was also warned not to alarm the civilian
population or to "disclose intent." At the same time G-2 of the War
Department sent an additional and briefer message to Hawaii and
Panama, but not to the Philippines, warning against subversive activities."

http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/books/70-7_04.htm

has the text on line, in this case on page 117. Strange as it might seem
the army basically sent the same message to all its Pacific commands.

>Ok.Lets repeat events again

Big lie time returns.

>a)Yamamatos "target Pearl Harbor" message intercepted and decoded
>by US and Brits on Nov.25 and by Dutch on Nov.27.

Deleted text,

"You mean the one the IJN couriered to the fleet in Hittokapu bay?
You see IJN custom was to send such orders by courier. Things
like making sure the rest of the IJN was not eavesdropping on
such sensitive information. After all any ship or shore station in
the fleet that picked up the message could take a look at the
contents and Yamamoto wanted it to be a secret operation.

The Nurse character in the Pearl Harbor movie told you right?

It is quite simple, when Denyav actually tries to put a source for the
claims up it is shot down, so we are left with claims with no proof."

>b)After intercepting and decoding "Target Pearl Harbor" mesage on Nov.25,
>US issued so-called War Warning message on Nov.26 for locations thousands
>miles away from Pearl Harbor,BUT NOT for Pearl Harbor,the name of target
>mentioned in Yamamatos dispatch !!!!.)

Deleted text,

"Yes folks, I suppose people are aware of what else happened on
26 November, the transmission of the US terms for negotiations
to the Japanese. In effect a restatement of the original US terms,
ones Japan had already said were unacceptable. The US was
also aware of the 29 November "Things are automatically going
to happen" deadline for negotiations to succeed in Japanese
terms.

Strange isn't it, the diplomats conclude negotiations are off, so
the time has come to send a war warning. Instead the great
conspiracy has to decide because they happened on the
same date they must be related.

Just forget the allies were not decoding JN-25 in November
1941, that the message in question was not radioed according
to the IJN, that intercepted messages from the Pacific came
to Washington via airmail and sea mail, but this message,
never radioed, never decoded, was decoded in real time and
sent to Washington in real time and in an instant the US
organised a cover up, for the people in the Pacific and Washington
and London and the Dutch."

By the way the IJN never used the words Pearl Harbor in a JN-25B
message, it had a geographic designator, remember AF = Midway
and the way the USN had to send the famous fresh water message
to remove doubts about what AF stood for? But do not worry about
this, just assume perfect US knowledge pre war and then they lose
it as soon as war is declared.

>(BTW the Naval Court of Inquiry that exonorated Kimmel found that so called War
>Message directed attention away from Hawaii rather than toward to it and
>exonarated Kimmel)

How can this be known when the claim is the USN investigation has
been kept secret, or is that claim to be dropped, along with the
"Investigating themselves" claims as a reason to discredit the results
that are not liked?

>2)After receiving Yamamato's "Target Pearl Harbor" message US did
>not only try to direct attention AWAY from Pearl Harbor by issuing so
>called War Warning,but also ordered ALL allied shipping to take
>Southern course,creating a shipping free sea lane for the passage of
>Japanase Task Force!.

yes folks, if FDR wore green socks on 26 November that is a signal.
Sneezing twice was the go code. Anything that happens on 26
November is to be considered proof of whatever is wanted proven.

By the way work out the sailing time from the US to the mid Pacific
and note if the US wanted to avoid interceptions the ban needed to
be in place before the IJN sailed. Also note the US did not control
all allied shipping, only US and there were Soviet freighters moving
between Siberia and the US west coast. So much for all shipping.

Above all ignore the fact that the direct route from the US to the
Philippines was dominated by Japanese airbases.

>>2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
>>Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
>>the name came from.
>
>Do you need the facts?

Translation movie characters are on the way out for the moment,
writers of bad conspiracy theories are put in place.

>I can give you more than you bargained for,for example check out:
>FOIA#F-1998-00977

The claim attached to the above magic numbers, is

"CIA Director Allen Dulles told people that US was warned in
mid-November that the Japanese Fleet had sailed east past
Tokyo Bay and was going to attack Pearl Harbor. "

Note by the way the CIA is now a good guy source, since it is
apparently telling us what the conspiracy wants. This is used
by Mark Willey in his attempts to prove the conspiracy. Mark's
standard of proof has things like FDR assassinating Joe Kennedy,
based on a single sentence from Kennedy senior.

By the way if you are going to be silly enough to quote Mark Willey's
ideas of research I assume you subscribe to his claims the conspiracy
extended to trying to lose Coral Sea and Midway, that Pearl Harbor
never received any help in cracking JB-25B, they had to do it all by
themselves from scratch?

Quoting Mark Willey is a sign of desperation. You should see his
careful editing of documents.

>>3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
>>dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
>
>Posted with Auto poster ?

3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted

>>4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
>>promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
>>are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
>
>Posted with Autoposter?

4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.

>>1) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
>>actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
>>what the memo actually said.
>
>You have outright lied here the famed McCollum memo IS the blueprint for FDRs
>Japan policy and the date of McCollum memo is Oct.7,1940,so not after Pearl
>Harbor like you have claimed.

This is quite funny, it appears my posting the memo with the date
on it is telling lies about the date. McCollum memo below.

I will be interested to see where I have ever claimed the memo was
written post 7 December 1941.

My summary of the memo,

So 8 recommendations, the first 4 were not followed, the fifth was not
followed at the time, though more submarines were sent and then even
more in late 1941, the sixth and seventh had already happened before
the memo was written, the eighth finally happened around 9 months
later and only after further Japanese expansion.

Just remember the memo is the claimed blueprint for US government
policy.

All of this had to be deleted, along with the fact the memo never made
it beyond McCollums boss. So claim dropped.

>Apparently you have run out of arguments to prove your case.

Hey Denyav's delete key has broken.

>Heck I expected much better than that from you initially.

Hey, I had to find something else to do this lunchtime, even with two
replies to put all the deleted text back into.

The rest is largely deleted text, just the key points this time, the amount of
text being ignored has grown too large.

I pinched the memo "highlights" from another post, note how the
memo is addressed to the directors, not someone in the white
house, yet it is supposed to make it to FDR in time for him to
make it the lunchtime conversation the next day, the "proof" FDR
saw the memo, just ignore the diary of the person FDR lunched with.

"Op-16-F-2 ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) 7 October 1940
Memorandum For The Directors
Subject: ESTIMATE OF THE SITUATION IN THE PACIFIC AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES..."

A. Make an arrangement with Britain for the use of British
bases in the Pacific, particularly Singapore."

The USN did not use British bases until after the war started.
There was a conference in Manila about cooperation but it
ended with the sighting of the IJN invasion convoys heading
for Malaya. So this never happened pre war.

By the way the German Japanese naval base agreement
had been signed in 1940 or earlier.

"B. Make an arrangement with Holland for the use of base facilities
and acquisition of supplies in the Dutch East Indies" (now Indonesia)."

As for point A. Never happened pre war.

"C. Give all possible aid to the Chinese government of Chiang
Kai-shek."

30 aircraft in 1940, 141 in 1941, compared with 1,507 for the
British in 1940 and 5,249 in 1941. The USSR received more
aircraft than China, in fact the "other foreign" column has 787
aircraft delivered at the US factories. All possible aid would
have been a lot more aircraft for a start.

By the way the 30 aircraft for China in 1940 were trainers,
70 of the 1941 aircraft were trainers, 53 fighters, 18 light bombers.

So I presume the German sale of 12 aircraft to China in 1937
is an indicator Germany is giving all aid as well?

How about the German military advisors present on the Chinese
side in the late 1930s? I think they were withdrawn in 1939.

"D. Send a division of long-range heavy cruisers to the western
Pacific, the Philippines and Singapore."

Didn't happen, hint Manila is in the western pacific, it had a heavy
and a light cruiser plus the occasional extra cruiser passing through.

"E. Send two divisions of submarines to the western Pacific."

There were already USN submarines based in Manila, and the
memo's ideas of reinforcements was not followed. As a guide
to the changes note the USN had 96 submarines available, some
in reserve, in September 1939, the older boats were brought out
of reserve after war began in Europe and the total number
available grew steadily to 112 by the end of November 1941.

By the way USN submarine deployments to Manila from
DANFS, according to my by hand counts.

11/24 (yes 24) onward S-36, S-37, S-38, S-39, S-40, S-41

7/1925 to 5/1932 S-30, S-31, S-32, S-33, S-34, S-35

So until the depression the USN had 12 submarines present.

12/39 onward Porpoise, Pike, Tarpon, Perch, Pickerel, Permit

So the 12 submarine force is restored.

1939 Searaven "two years before war" my bet it should be with the
5 following submarines to make another 6 ship squadron and
arrived at the end of 1940.

1940 Seawolf (autumn)

10 or 11/40 Stingray, Seadragon, Sealion
12/40 Shark

1941 month unknown Snapper (probably 11/41), Sailfish (after 3/41
at least since that was the month it started a refit in the US)

11/41 Salmon, Seal, Sturgeon, Sargo, Saury, Spearfish, Sculpin,
Swordfish, Skipjack

Total 29, the force at the start of the war, I think 4 were
refitting on 8 December.

"F. Keep the main strength of the U.S. fleet, now in the Pacific, in
the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands."

Done before the memo was written, the memo is dated in October,
the basing decision was on 1 May 1940.

"G. Insist that the Dutch refuse to grant Japanese demands for
undue economic concessions, Particularly oil."

Add the British as well, it made no sense for the US to
embargo oil if the Dutch and British would replace the
lost sales. The US did not need to do much to persuade
the Dutch, the Japanese idea of terms of trade did much
to persuade the Dutch extra trade was not worth it.

"H. Completely embargo all trade with Japan, in collaboration
with a similar embargo imposed by the British Empire."

Finally happened, however the memo forgets to add the Dutch
to the embargo.

FDR had imposed trade embargoes on aviation fuel, lubricants
and high grade scrap metal on 25 July 1940. On 26 September
scrap iron was added to the list.

In the first week in October, that is just before the memo was written
the US ordered all Americans out of the far east, called up the naval
reserve and authorised Anglo-American staff talks in Singapore.
Additional supplies were sent to the Philippines as well.

Remember folks, the memo is supposed to be the blueprint, apparently
able to influence decisions before it was written.

The Japanese negotiations with the Dutch over oil finally ended in the
first week in October, with no gains for the Japanese.

"10. If by these means Japan could be led to commit an overt act
of war, so much the better. At all event we must be fully
prepared to accept the treat of war."

Yes, Japan preferred war to giving up the chance to colonise China.

So 8 recommendations, the first 4 were not followed, the fifth was not
followed at the time, though more submarines were sent and then even
more in late 1941, the sixth and seventh had already happened before
the memo was written, the eighth finally happened around 9 months
later and only after further Japanese expansion.

Just remember the memo is the claimed blueprint for US government
policy.

Japanese is a very context sensitive language, one of the major
efforts of the translators was to take broken out code groups and
try and figure out the meaning of the groups, the code recovery work.

Think of it this way

11111 22222 33333 44444 11111 55555.

Now tell me the meaning.

How about

The 22222 33333 44444 the 55555.

We are reading 1/3 of the message folks.

Another clue.

The 22222 33333 on the 55555.

50% readable now, surely the text is obvious.

The cat 33333 on the 55555.

2/3 readable.

The cat sat on the 55555.

Think you can fill in the final word?

Of course the message "The cat 33333 on the 55555."
could be "The cat slept on the chair".

The translators did much more than translating decrypted documents.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Presidente Alcazar
June 24th 04, 08:57 AM
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 16:33:23 +1000, "Geoffrey Sinclair"
> wrote:

>>Killfile the equivocating loon, its easier.
>
>Quite correct. On the other hand the replies almost fill in a lunch type
>break and provide much laughter. I mean no one is really reading
>the messages when they end up this deep, and Denyav does not have
>a clue, which leaves a steady comedy show for little effort, think of
>it as interactive comedy.

Actually I enjoy it, and the demolition is instructive for considering
other conspiracy theorists. Provided you're happy to engage with a
troll, I don't think any harm is done. Except to the troll.

Gavin Bailey

--

Apply three phase AC 415V direct to MB. This work real good. How you know, you
ask? Simple, chip get real HOT. System not work, but no can tell from this.
Exactly same as before. Do it now. - Bart Kwan En

Denyav
June 24th 04, 06:26 PM
>Yes folks, if Denyav can forget about him deleting the text he can
>simply pretend it did not happen. He started off passing Pearl
>Harbor the movie as a source of facts and now finds the real
>facts are coming out, so rewind to those simpler movie days."

Again to many words to hide the forest.

>Lets see now, I have mentioned for quite some time the failure to
>change additive books in December 1941.

No,you did not ,because you knew what did it mean

>Sigh, I keep telling you the additive book was not changed for the first
>two months as for why you would have to ask the IJN, presumably an
>administrative foul up.
>

No you never mentioned this issue before I pressed.Another indicator that you
know exactly what to hide.

>Now tell us all how this meant the allies gained the complete code
>book in 2 months. Not just a list of valid code groups.
>

First of all the two month period refers to use of old book by Japanase after
introduction of JN25B.
On plain English that means the Japanase continued to blunder away JN25 B
continuously for two months.
Of course US did not completed code recovering within two months,this work
continued.
In Nov.41 ,US was able to read 90% of JN25B coded messages.(Ditto for Brits and
Dutch)
BTW you did not even need complete code book to read the most of messages.
I am pretty sure that you are also aware what Safford asserted in 1941,but you
did and wont mention in any of your messages.Lets refresh your memory:

"A large JN25 code as many as 55000 values.But in actual practice,such was the
streoteyped nature of the text ,7000 recoveries permitted almost complete
decyrption,and many pattern messages could be read practically entire with as
few as 1500 meanings"
(History of OP-20-GYP1,NSA)

>The idea the Japanese might improve the system is dismissed.

They indeed improved it but they committed one of the most stupit acts of WWII
during the process of improvement and they blundered away the improved system.

>imple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
>had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
>the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
>bringer and telling lies.
>

So Churchill lied on one page and told the truth on another page,(Your truth
of Course).

>You mean Yamamoto's letters to his staff were sent in JN-25B?
>The couriered messages were in JN-25B?
>
>This is really funny.

Couriered messages?
Did you tell Yamamato that JN25 B broken?
They all were radioed messages.

>None of the messages found in the "Pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese Naval
>Dispatches" file mention Pearl Harbor by name. (This file is found in
>National Archives at College Park, RG 38, Crane Files, CNSG 5830/115; most
>of the messages have also have been reprinted in "Pearl Harbor Revisited:
>United States Navy Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941," an unclassified
>monograph published by the National Security Agency in 1994.)"
>

Quite correct,but you again forgat to mention WHY the NONE of mentioned
Pre-Pearl Harbor messages are available in College Park.

Lets refresh your memory again:
Does almost three dozen withdrawal notices issued by NSA after the release of
"Days of Deceipt" remind you something?

Persons who claim that they are not available in College Park,must also tell
why they are being withdrawn by NSA.

>Simple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
>had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
>the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
>bringer and telling lies.
>
>And remember the IJN had more than 1 code in service, as
>did the IJA, but just pretend Churchill's first quote has an
>extra line with JN-25B in it.
>
>>Hard to break JN25B code is an urban legend created in Washington
>>D.C.to cover treason.
>
>Translation telling lies about JN-25 is an attempt to cover someone's
>inability to cope with reality.
>

Well, the current custodians of Pearl Harbor conspiracy seemingly are not as
honest as Churchill or Stimson,they at least honestly admitted it, or as caring
as FDR,he did not inform Honululu about attack and made it happen,but he
secretly contacted Red Cross before attack and told them to get prepared for
attack,I would call him a really caring President.



"FDR stated that we were likely to be attacked perhaps as soon as next
Monday..The question was how should we maneuver them into position of firing
the first shot without too much danger to ourselves.In spite of risk involved
,however,in letting Japanase to fire the first shot,we realized that in order
to have full support of the American people it was desirable to make sure that
the Japanase be the ones to do this so that there should remain no doubt in
anyone's mind as to who were the Aggressors"

Henry Stimson ,The Secretary of War,Nov.25,1941

Denyav
June 24th 04, 07:26 PM
>the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
>war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
>make Pearl Harbor the only targe

Naval Court of Inqury exonarated Kimmel because they consider so called War
Message as an attempt to direct the attention away from Pearl Harbor rather
than warning.

1)Nov.25: Yamamato's Target Pearl Harbor message to the First Air Fleet
intercepted and read

2)Nov.26: So called War Warning message designed to draw attention away from
Pearl Harbor issued

3)Nov.26: Merchant shipping routes in Pasific changed so that Japanase Task
Force could sail to Hawaii without being seen by allied Merchant ships.

4)But caring US president did not forget to ask Red Cross to prepare secretly
for the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor eight days before Pearl Harbor attack.

Conspiracy is wrong word to define Pearl Harbor incident.There is no conspiracy
at all.Everything is honestly and simply planned and many times admitted.


"FDR stated that we were likely to be attacked perhaps as soon as next
Monday..The question was how we should maneuver into the position firing the
first shot without too much danger to ourselves.
In spite of risk involved,however,in letting the Japanase to fire the first
shot,we realized that in order to have full support of the American people,it
was desirable to make sure that the Japanase be the ones to do this so that
there should remain no doubt in anyone's mind as to who were the Aggressors"

Henry Stimson,Nov.25,1941


"As America becomes an increasingly multicultural society,it may find it more
difficult to fashion consensus on foreign policy issues,except in yhe
circumstances of a truly massive and widely perceived direct external threat"

Zbigniew Brzezinski, The Grand Chessboard,1997

"..the process of transformation..is likely to be long one,absent some
catastrophic and catalyzing event-like a new Pearl Harbor"

Rebuilding Americas Defenses,Sep.2000

"The other day a reporter friend told me that one of the highest ranking CIA
officials had said to him,off the record,when the dust finally clears the
Americans will see that 9/11 was a triumph for the intelligence community,not a
failure.

CIA agent Baer,See no Evil,2002

B2431
June 24th 04, 10:16 PM
>From: "Geoffrey Sinclair"

>Quite correct. On the other hand the replies almost fill in a lunch type
>break and provide much laughter.
>
>Geoffrey Sinclair
>Remove the nb for email.

If you want a real laugh do a google on denyev on the subject of the two atomic
bombs the Germans detonated in WW2.
One of them was under a well populated area.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Denyav
June 24th 04, 11:02 PM
>If you want a real laugh do a google on denyev on the subject of the two
>atomic
>bombs the Germans detonated in WW2.
>One of them was under a well populated area.

Well populated ?
Since when the sea and and the area where nobody other than SS and forced
laborers could enter is well populated?

denyav
June 25th 04, 12:09 AM
> Actually I enjoy it, and the demolition is instructive for considering
> other conspiracy theorists. Provided you're happy to engage with a
> troll, I don't think any harm is done. Except to the troll.
>
> Gavin Bailey

Actually there was not much conspiracy initialy.It was someting that
almost everbody knew in 40s,even if they dont talk loudly about
that.(FDR) Administration apparently did not go an extra mile to cover
up.
It was something that should happen and supposed to happen,if not in
Pearl Harbor then somewhere else,if not on Dec.7 then later.
Administration only helped to turn this event into a catastrophic and
catalysing PSYOP event for political purposes and they did not regret
it.

Serious conspiracy started much later.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 25th 04, 07:46 AM
Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 7.
Now we are into claims being simply recycled, so be aware around 95%
of my text is simply putting back in the text Denyav simply has to drop,
nothing new here really, apart from the modern quotes. I timed my effort
at 10 minutes plus the 5 minute review before sending. Apart from point
23 below, search for "Hey some original text." as the marker for the start
of non deleted text

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you. Claim dropped.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless they receive official permission.
That was a good one.
15) There are still some USN intercept files still hidden, claim dropped.
16) The attempt to use Stinnett as a source appears to be dropped,
since the claims are so easy to prove wrong it seems. If you question
Stinnett directly he complains about spelling errors rather than reply.
17) The Lietwiler letter, claims dropped after the key text was posted.
18) Only in Washington are investigations rigged with hand picked
documents. Claim dropped.
19) JN-25 was an "easy" code, claim dropped.
20) Churchill quote meaning, claim dropped.
21) If you know one thing perfectly you must know another thing perfectly
(in an attempt to "prove" 1941 = 2001)
22) The war warnings become a blind rather than identifying Pearl as
the target.
23) Allen Dulles, CIA chief saying they knew in 1941, claim dropped.

Let the laughs begin. Or more particularly Denyav's tour of web
sites looking for irrelevant quotes.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
>>war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
>>make Pearl Harbor the only targe
>
>Naval Court of Inqury exonarated Kimmel because they consider so called War
>Message as an attempt to direct the attention away from Pearl Harbor rather
>than warning.

6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.

I like this, the results are secret but Denyav knows all. Organisations
investigating themselves cannot be trusted, but the USN can be when
it investigates itself. Remember in conspiracy theory the story validates
the source, not the source validates the story.

>1)Nov.25: Yamamato's Target Pearl Harbor message to the First Air Fleet
>intercepted and read

The many times deleted text,

"You mean the one the IJN couriered to the fleet in Hittokapu bay?
You see IJN custom was to send such orders by courier. Things
like making sure the rest of the IJN was not eavesdropping on
such sensitive information. After all any ship or shore station in
the fleet that picked up the message could take a look at the
contents and Yamamoto wanted it to be a secret operation.

The Nurse character in the Pearl Harbor movie told you right?

It is quite simple, when Denyav actually tries to put a source for the
claims up it is shot down, so we are left with claims with no proof."

>2)Nov.26: So called War Warning message designed to draw attention
>away from Pearl Harbor issued


Deleted text,

"Yes folks, I suppose people are aware of what else happened on
26 November, the transmission of the US terms for negotiations
to the Japanese. In effect a restatement of the original US terms,
ones Japan had already said were unacceptable. The US was
also aware of the 29 November "Things are automatically going
to happen" deadline for negotiations to succeed in Japanese
terms.

Strange isn't it, the diplomats conclude negotiations are off, so
the time has come to send a war warning. Instead the great
conspiracy has to decide because they happened on the
same date they must be related.

Just forget the allies were not decoding JN-25 in November
1941, that the message in question was not radioed according
to the IJN, that intercepted messages from the Pacific came
to Washington via airmail and sea mail, but this message,
never radioed, never decoded, was decoded in real time and
sent to Washington in real time and in an instant the US
organised a cover up, for the people in the Pacific and Washington
and London and the Dutch."

By the way the IJN never used the words Pearl Harbor in a JN-25B
message, it had a geographic designator, remember AF = Midway
and the way the USN had to send the famous fresh water message
to remove doubts about what AF stood for? But do not worry about
this, just assume perfect US knowledge pre war and then they lose
it as soon as war is declared.

>3)Nov.26: Merchant shipping routes in Pasific changed so that Japanase Task
>Force could sail to Hawaii without being seen by allied Merchant ships.


deleted text,

yes folks, if FDR wore green socks on 26 November that is a signal.
Sneezing twice was the go code. Anything that happens on 26
November is to be considered proof of whatever is wanted proven.

By the way work out the sailing time from the US to the mid Pacific
and note if the US wanted to avoid interceptions the ban needed to
be in place before the IJN sailed. Also note the US did not control
all allied shipping, only US and there were Soviet freighters moving
between Siberia and the US west coast. So much for all shipping.

Above all ignore the fact that the direct route from the US to the
Philippines was dominated by Japanese airbases.

>4)But caring US president did not forget to ask Red Cross to prepare secretly
>for the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor eight days before Pearl Harbor attack.

Hey some original text.

Web site trawl, just ignore the Red Cross in Hawaii had been preparing
for war since March 1941, that 8 days before the attack was the expiry
of the date set by the Japanese for negotiations to succeed and that
Hawaii was the main US base in the Pacific, where you stockpile
supplies.

>Conspiracy is wrong word to define Pearl Harbor incident.There is no
>conspiracy at all.Everything is honestly and simply planned and many
>times admitted.

Holy writ moment it seems. No proof.

>"FDR stated that we were likely to be attacked perhaps as soon as next
>Monday..The question was how we should maneuver into the position firing the
>first shot without too much danger to ourselves.
>In spite of risk involved,however,in letting the Japanase to fire the first
>shot,we realized that in order to have full support of the American people,it
>was desirable to make sure that the Japanase be the ones to do this so that
>there should remain no doubt in anyone's mind as to who were the Aggressors"
>
>Henry Stimson,Nov.25,1941

Gasp, Stimson is allowing the Japanese to attack the Philippines,
Guam, Wake and US shipping before allowing the US military to
shoot back. Shocking. No mention of Pearl Harbor of course, but
clearly the absence of an admission is an admission. Conspiracies
come in even numbers, the original and the cover up.

>"As America becomes an increasingly multicultural society,it may find it more
>difficult to fashion consensus on foreign policy issues,except in yhe
>circumstances of a truly massive and widely perceived direct external threat"
>
>Zbigniew Brzezinski, The Grand Chessboard,1997

hey how about that a pluralist society has more difficulty reaching
consensus.

>"..the process of transformation..is likely to be long one,absent some
>catastrophic and catalyzing event-like a new Pearl Harbor"
>
>Rebuilding Americas Defenses,Sep.2000

How about that, peace time military build ups are slower, and you
also do not have the ability to test things in combat, slowing things
down more.

>"The other day a reporter friend told me that one of the highest ranking CIA
>officials had said to him,off the record,when the dust finally clears the
>Americans will see that 9/11 was a triumph for the intelligence community,not a
>failure.
>
>CIA agent Baer,See no Evil,2002

This is funny, either the community fumbled the warnings, bad move,
or the community is supposed to have allowed things, very bad move.
Above all he said he said is taken as proof of conspiracy and not an
attempt to turn the situation to advantage. By the way the book makes
the claims the US intelligence system is badly flawed, which makes it
unable to find conspiracies, let alone run them. So an attempt to spin
the result is taken as proof of conspiracies using a book that makes
it clear such a conspiracy could not happen.

Just remember folks, the US is so good it cannot be defeated,
only betrayed from within, the US government sees all, knows all.
The US compensates for this wonder ability by making sure
elected leaders betray the country on a regular basis, think of it
as a universal US presidential hobby.

Denyav has real problems if the above is supposed to explain what
happened in 1941.

I will ignore putting the deleted text back in this time, the McCollum
memo, war warnings text and so on.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 25th 04, 07:48 AM
deleted text,

"As usual most of my words are deleted, new tactic time though, simply
lie about what has been written. Denyav has decided to go back to
a message I wrote on June 14, bypassing the JN-25 information I
posted more recently. I await with interest his retrieval of information
I sent in say 1990 as another desperate tactic to avoid actually answering.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>Yes folks, if Denyav can forget about him deleting the text he can
>>simply pretend it did not happen. He started off passing Pearl
>>Harbor the movie as a source of facts and now finds the real
>>facts are coming out, so rewind to those simpler movie days."
>
>Again to many words to hide the forest.

Translation no ability to reply to basic facts.

deleted text,

"I expect him to heroically delete my reply and the heroically repeat he
is repeating his same junk. Two heroic acts means another self
awarded medal."

>>Lets see now, I have mentioned for quite some time the failure to
>>change additive books in December 1941.
>
>No,you did not ,because you knew what did it mean

Yes folks, Denyav's word is classified by him as Holy writ, no proof
is required. Much laughter generated. I am still waiting for proof
about what I am supposed to have dated the McCollum memo. I
like the way Denyav assumes because he needs to hide the truth
the same applies to others.

>>Sigh, I keep telling you the additive book was not changed for the first
>>two months as for why you would have to ask the IJN, presumably an
>>administrative foul up.
>
>No you never mentioned this issue before I pressed.Another indicator that you
>know exactly what to hide.

Yes folks, Denyav's word is classified by him as Holy writ, no proof
is required. Much laughter generated. In the mean time I am inflated
to big boogie man. I prefer get down and boogie man.

>>Now tell us all how this meant the allies gained the complete code
>>book in 2 months. Not just a list of valid code groups.
>
>First of all the two month period refers to use of old book by Japanase after
>introduction of JN25B.

The codes in question were the A5 and B5 versions. That is the code
book was changed from A to B but the additive (random number) book
was left at 5. In August 1945 the USN noted it had 4,907 out of 50,000
additives for the 5 book. Which explains quite well why the main effect
of the failure to change additive books did not compromise the code
values, but did compromise the fact the basic code system was still in use.

If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
the A version as well, yet the USN reports knowing around 5% of the
code values when work stopped around March 1941.

>On plain English that means the Japanase continued to blunder away JN25 B
>continuously for two months.

In plain English Denyav does not have a clue.

>Of course US did not completed code recovering within two months,this work
>continued.
>In Nov.41 ,US was able to read 90% of JN25B coded messages.
>(Ditto for Brits and Dutch)

Yes folks, Holy Writ time, no proof offered about what they could read.
By the way if it was 90% by December 1941 can you explain how this
percentage went down by April/May 1942, when the allies were trying
to figure out Midway and Coral Sea? Or that the all knowing intelligence
system missed the IJN battleships coming out at Midway and the way
the IJN carriers came into the Coral Sea? In the latter case it meant
the US carriers found themselves with the Japanese airbases in front
and the Japanese carriers behind, hence the way the tanker and
destroyer supposed to be safely in the rear were sunk first.

As of 20 April 1945 the USN found it had 35,761 additives of JN-25B7,
the version in use 1 August to 3 December 1941, with the probability
several hundred might be bad. So 70% of the additives were thought
to be known, this was upped to 47,500 by August 1945, as part of the
reworking of the messages. As of 1 December 1941 the USN thought
it knew 3,800 code group meanings.

Yes folks, the fact the IJN used the old additive book told the allies
the basic code system was still in place, 5 digit code groups with
valid numbers divisible by 3.

There was no need to worry about basic information like say the
new valid code groups were now divisible by say 2.

Just ignore the new code introduced auxiliary tables, two meanings
for the same code group, and stopped having the code groups in
alphabetical order. Just pretend the IJN radioed the code book
to the allies.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

Together with the British the US had 300 values assigned
to "B version" code groups by April 1941.

If you would like to know the exact code groups recovered it was
"Unfinished or Continuous"
April 1, 1941: "approximately 300 values recovered"
May 1, 1941: "approximately 400 values recovered"
June 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
July 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
August 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Sept 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Oct 1, 1941: "approximately 2400 values recovered"

"Completed during October 1941"
Nov 1, 1941: "600 values recovered"

"Completed during November 1941"
Dec 1, 1941: "800 values recovered"

"Unfinished or continuous"
Jan 1, 1942: "Approximately 6,180 values recovered"

Remembering some previously assigned values could be changed
by later discoveries.

So by the end of December 1941 the allied thought they had around 7%
of the code book recovered.

>BTW you did not even need complete code book to read the most of
>messages. I am pretty sure that you are also aware what Safford
>asserted in 1941,but you did and wont mention in any of your
>messages.Lets refresh your memory:

This is wonderful, I am supposed to know all about everything and
every document in existence on JN-25. This is not to flatter me of
course, but rather to manufacture another sinister hider of the
truth. Quick, award new medal for creating a new boogie man.

Yes folks, remember JN-25 was in effect a language, and that like
all languages most of the talk is in a small subset of the total words
available. Just do not mention the unusual words were the things
that were used for the messages the conspiracy wants to have
decoded in real time.

>"A large JN25 code as many as 55000 values.But in actual practice,
>such was the streoteyped nature of the text ,7000 recoveries permitted
>almost complete decyrption,and many pattern messages could be
>read practically entire with as few as 1500 meanings"
>(History of OP-20-GYP1,NSA)


We have moved away from using Pearl Harbor the movie as a
source and now it seems we have moved onto carefully selected
excerpts from US government documents.

By the way the assertion above is Captain Safford wrote the words,
as opposed to the document being written in around 1944, not by
Safford. It also ignores the conclusion of the paper, JN-25 decryption
played no part in Pearl Harbor and all the reasons why. You see
the problem is the usual one, the really important messages were
the non standard ones.

By the way in case people are wondering Denyav is wandering the
conspiracy theory web sites, yet again Mark Willey's one or
conspiracy central, looking for that out of context quote to throw in.
Just type a key phrase into a search engine and see which site
Denyav is copying, watch the spelling errors though. Stand by for
the Martian involvement in the attack if the web site can be found.

Oh yes, "nothing to report" is a pattern message. Special orders
for unique operations are very non pattern using uncommon code
groups.

A fundamental problem is knowing the random numbers being used
to disguise a given message, it does not matter how common the
code groups are if the random numbers are not known.

deleted text, rather than telling us where the "world wide" journals
from 1931 with how to crack JN-25 can be found.

"Translation no proof brought forward, just a wishful thinking.

Oh yes, the fact there is said to be a theoretical way to crack a
system is supposed to equal the system was cracked, silly isn't it?"
[i]
>>The idea the Japanese might improve the system is dismissed.
>
>They indeed improved it but they committed one of the most stupit
>acts of WWII during the process of improvement and they blundered
>away the improved system.

Ah yes the IJN improved the system but just keep up the claim
it was the same as US systems from years ago, which come
with "how to crack the code in 5 minutes" instructions.
[i]
>>imple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
>>had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
>>the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
>>bringer and telling lies.


deleted text,

"And remember the IJN had more than 1 code in service, as
did the IJA, but just pretend Churchill's first quote has an
extra line with JN-25B in it."

>So Churchill lied on one page and told the truth on another page,
>(Your truth of Course).

Yes folks, I just love the conspiracy claims, they require the truth
bringer to be liar and vice versa.

>>You mean Yamamoto's letters to his staff were sent in JN-25B?
>>The couriered messages were in JN-25B?
>>
>>This is really funny.
>
>Couriered messages?

By the way folks, the IJN should know what it sent by radio and
what it couriered, but do not worry, just assume the IJN is totally
composed of liars. Ignore the fact the text of the wonder key
message comes from post war interrogations.

>Did you tell Yamamato that JN25 B broken?

Yes folks apparently everybody transmits everything by radio unless
they are told the code is broken. This joins the claim made one time
that the Japanese Post Office would not sent coded IJN messages.
It was an attempt to try and wish away the telegraph and courier
links to the fleet before it sailed. By the way the Japanese Post
Office was willing to send coded messages for non Japanese agencies.

>They all were radioed messages.

Note the Holy Writ no proof statement.

By the way folks, the IJN should know what it sent by radio and
what it couriered, but do not worry, just assume the IJN is totally
composed of liars.

Just ignore navies knew it was a good idea to minimise radio
traffic, for that matter as did air forces and armies. No need
to be told the code might be broken. The German army I think
has the slogan all signals traffic is high treason.

>>None of the messages found in the "Pre-Pearl Harbor Japanese Naval
>>Dispatches" file mention Pearl Harbor by name. (This file is found in
>>National Archives at College Park, RG 38, Crane Files, CNSG 5830/115; most
>>of the messages have also have been reprinted in "Pearl Harbor Revisited:
>>United States Navy Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941," an unclassified
>>monograph published by the National Security Agency in 1994.)"

deleted text,

"The USN went back in 1945/46 and broke out as many of the pre war
messages as it could to see what they could have told. One of the
favourite tricks is to claim the 1946 dates are faked."

>Quite correct,but you again forgat to mention WHY the NONE of mentioned
>Pre-Pearl Harbor messages are available in College Park.
>
>Lets refresh your memory again:
>Does almost three dozen withdrawal notices issued by NSA after the release of
>"Days of Deceipt" remind you something?

Ah yes, Stinnett was in such trouble, he needed to make all sorts
of claims about what could be found in the documents, I presume
since no proof has been provided of these withdrawal notices we
are being treated to another Holy Writ moment.

What I really love is the way the claim the documents are being
suppressed but Denyav knows what they are, apparently JN-25
intercepts. Who needs research when such psychic powers
exist. Hence the Holy Writ moments.

>Persons who claim that they are not available in College Park,must also tell
>why they are being withdrawn by NSA.

This is good the person who is claiming the documents are
not available must now tell us why. Denyav, please tell us
why and provide references for the notices.

>>Simple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
>>had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
>>the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
>>bringer and telling lies.
>>
>>And remember the IJN had more than 1 code in service, as
>>did the IJA, but just pretend Churchill's first quote has an
>>extra line with JN-25B in it.
>>[i]
>>>Hard to break JN25B code is an urban legend created in Washington
>>>D.C.to cover treason.
>>
>>Translation telling lies about JN-25 is an attempt to cover someone's
>>inability to cope with reality.

Yes change the subject time. Try and defend the first Churchill
quote and wish away the second.

>Well, the current custodians of Pearl Harbor conspiracy seemingly are not as
>honest as Churchill or Stimson,they at least honestly admitted it, or as caring
>as FDR,he did not inform Honululu about attack and made it happen,but he
>secretly contacted Red Cross before attack and told them to get prepared for
>attack,I would call him a really caring President.

Yes folks, start off with the idea Churchill would apparently confess
to a conspiracy (no one noticed of course until the truth bringers
appeared to reinterpret the text). Then find anything the US did
to prepare for war as proof of a conspiracy.

Imagine that, expecting war, see Stimson, and then doing something
stupid like starting to put medical supplies in place. Of course the
stockpiles of medical supplies in US west coast ports are presumably
proof the Japanese intended to sail onto America after the attack, right?

By the way Hawaiian medical resources were being increased in 1940,
the Hawaiian Red Cross started war preparations in March 1941.

http://hml.org/mmhc/exhibits/ww2hml/

"Chartered as a member of the American Red Cross in 1917, the
Hawaii chapter began preparations for war in Hawaii in March 1941.
In April, the chapter cooperated with the Major Disaster Council of
Honolulu to coordinate the resources of the city with residents, firms,
agencies and organizations to meet any major disaster or
emergency. The plans of the Red Cross were laid primarily with a
view to air attack by Japan, which might be directed against the city
as well as military installations. The possibility of bombardment was
considered, as well as invasion, and its effect on the civilian population."

You see folks, conspiracy land would have the Red Cross must have
known, after all there they were preparing for air raids. Note that in
March 1941 the IJN attack was still in the is it possible discussion
phase between senior leaders.

Simple really, look for people preparing for war and announce they
must have known what was coming, the specific attacks, not the
war as a whole. Drag the Red Cross leadership into the conspiracy claims.

>"FDR stated that we were likely to be attacked perhaps as soon as next
>Monday..The question was how should we maneuver them into position of firing
>the first shot without too much danger to ourselves.In spite of risk involved
>,however,in letting Japanase to fire the first shot,we realized that in order
>to have full support of the American people it was desirable to make sure that
>the Japanase be the ones to do this so that there should remain no doubt in
>anyone's mind as to who were the Aggressors"
>
>Henry Stimson ,The Secretary of War,Nov.25,1941

Congratulations on a non relevant quote, by the way ever going to tell
us why the invasion of the Philippines, Wake and Guam and attacks
on US shipping were not enough for first shot honours? By the way the
above is apparently proof Stimson is admitting to allowing the Pearl
Harbor attack, as opposed to admitting he was not going to allow the
US to start shooting first.

Remember the isolationists, plus those that opposed FDR? The US
was a democracy, people actually differed from the government and
were allowed to. Such people were against the government starting
a war without congressional approval at least.

By the way "Next Monday" for someone writing on 25 November 1941
is 1 December 1941. Amazing how FDR knew the Japanese were
going to attack on 30 November 1941, the day after the 29 November
deadline the Japanese had set. Oh that's right, throw away all the
predictions that were incorrect and only ever mention the ones that
were correct, conspiracies need such help.

there is lots of deleted text but I will hold off this time. See previous
posts if interested.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Denyav
June 25th 04, 05:01 PM
>The codes in question were the A5 and B5 versions. That is the code
>book was changed from A to B but the additive (random number) book
>was left at 5. In August 1945 the USN noted it had 4,907 out of 50,000
>additives for the 5 book. Which explains quite well why the main effect

>of the failure to change additive books did not compromise the code
>values, but did compromise the fact the basic code system was still in use.
>
>If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
>the A version as well, yet the USN

>eports knowing around 5% of the
>code values when work stopped around March 1941.
>
>>On plain English that means the Japanase continued to blunder away JN25 B

>>continuously for two months.
>
>In plain English Denyav does not have a clue.

In Plain English you will continue to deny what really happened in the days
prior to Pearl Harbor.
Heck even some main actors of Pearl Harbor,like Stimson and Churchill etc
admitted it.
You are really very good in hiding reality behind too many irrelevant words.

What did you say now?
US stopped recovering codes in March when only 5% codes were recovered.

First of all do you believe to what you say?
Everbody knew that US and Japan were moving toward a confrontation in Pasific
and and US had a golden opportunity to recover all japanese naval codes,and
suddenly US stopped work on code recovering in March only after a couple of
months work!!!!.

Code recovering did not stop in March,it did not stop on Dec.7 either.

According to your data US recovered roughly 5000 codes by March which seems to
be correct.

But even with 5000 recoveries you can read the most of the messages.
"A large code as many as 55000 values ,but in actual practice ,such was
streotyped nature of the text,7000 recoveries permitted almost complete
decyription,and many pattern messages could be read practicaly entire with as
few as 1500 meanings"(History of OP-20-GYP-1,NSA)
>ou see folks, conspiracy land would have the Red Cross must have
>known, after all there they were preparing for air raids. Note that in
>March 1941 the IJN attack was still in the is it possible discussion
>phase between senior leaders.
>
For a different view please check out:
http://www.usni.org/Naval History/Articles/NHborgquist6.htm


>Yes change the subject time. Try and defend the first Churchill
>quote and wish away the second.
>
Is quoting from one page and wishing away others a priviledge given only to
Gov't employees?
I did not know that.

>the specific attacks, not the
>war as a whole. Drag the Red Cross leadership into the conspiracy claims.
>

You are very smart really,Red Cross of early 40s had more in common with FEMA
of 2001 ,than the Red Cross of 2001.

>By the way in case people are wondering Denyav is wandering the
>conspiracy theory web sites, yet again Mark Willey's one or
>conspiracy central, looking for that out of context quote to throw in.
>Just type a key phrase into a search engine and see which site
>Denyav is copying, watch the

Thats seems to be big problem for the custodians of Pearl Harbor conspiracy.
The public interest in books and websites telling them what their Great Leaders
did not and do not tell is skyrocketing specially after 9/11.
I think now its pretty safe assume that so called conspiracy theories are now
becoming mainstream theories accepted by the most of the people.

>Congratulations on a non relevant quote, by the way ever going to tell
>us why the invasion of the Philippines, Wake and Guam and

What Stimson said is irrelevant,
What Churchill said is irrelevent.
What Congressman Dies said is irrelevant.
What Joseph Grew said is irrelevant.
What Haan said is irrelevant.
What US Army Gen.Rhorpe said is irrelevant.
What Popov said is irrelevant.
What Journalist Leib said is irrelevant.
What Capt.Rannefft of Dutch Navy said is irrelevant.
Countless others are irrelevant.

So whats relevant?
Of course the words of Pearl Harbor conspiracy custodians!!.

No wonder books,movies and websites telling what the custodians try to hide are
experiencing a boom.
Simply put,people do not want to hear lies only any longer.
Too bad for the custodians.

Denyav
June 25th 04, 05:07 PM
>or a different view please check out:
>http://www.usni.org/Naval History/Articles/NHborgquist6.htm
>

Http://www.usni.org/NavalHistory/Articles/NHborgquist6.htm

Sorry for typo

Denyav
June 25th 04, 11:35 PM
>Now we are into claims being simply recycled, so be aware around 95%
>of my text is simply putting back in the text Denyav simply has to drop,
>nothing new here really, apart from the modern quotes. I timed my effort
>at 10 minutes plus the 5 minute

You are very versed in using many detractors in your posts,but you seem to
forget the main rule:

Bad Policy cannot be corrected by excellent Strategy,bad Strategy cannot be
saved by excellent tactics.

If we put your detractors aside and summarize your most current position,we
find out :

1)According to you every statement no matter if they originated from
Stimson,Dulles,Churchill,Casey,Popov,Weiijeman,Gen .Thorpe,Hoover,Capt.Holc
wick,Dies Lieb etc is IRRELEVANT for the Pearl Harbor incident if they point to
a direction other than official direction.

2)You have finally admitted,after resisting long time to do so,that the
Japanase blundered away JN25B code.
You have also finally admitted that US took advantage of Japanase blunder and
recovered almost 5000 JN25B codes before March 1941.
But according to you US,that was able to recover 5000 codes in only a few
months,suddenly stopped recovering codes in March 1941 !!!!!.

I guess in March 1941, USN came under command of Yamamato and he stopped all
code recovering work as that could be dangerous for IJN in nearing conflict.


Thats your current position absent your detractors.
Truly amazing position indeed.
Cheers.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 29th 04, 05:48 AM
Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 7.
Now we are into Denyav debating nothing new here really, I timed my effort
at 5 minutes plus the 5 minute review before sending.

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you. Claim dropped.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless they receive official permission.
That was a good one.
15) There are still some USN intercept files still hidden, claim dropped.
16) The attempt to use Stinnett as a source appears to be dropped,
since the claims are so easy to prove wrong it seems. If you question
Stinnett directly he complains about spelling errors rather than reply.
17) The Lietwiler letter, claims dropped after the key text was posted.
18) Only in Washington are investigations rigged with hand picked
documents. Claim dropped.
19) JN-25 was an "easy" code, claim dropped.
20) Churchill quote meaning, claim dropped.
21) If you know one thing perfectly you must know another thing perfectly
(in an attempt to "prove" 1941 = 2001)
22) The war warnings become a blind rather than identifying Pearl as
the target. It would seem Denyav finally read the text after I posted it.
23) Allen Dulles, CIA chief saying they knew in 1941, claim dropped.
24) Denyav is now simply inventing things I have supposed to have said.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>Now we are into claims being simply recycled, so be aware around 95%
>>of my text is simply putting back in the text Denyav simply has to drop,
>>nothing new here really, apart from the modern quotes. I timed my effort
>>at 10 minutes plus the 5 minute
>
>You are very versed in using many detractors in your posts,but you seem to
>forget the main rule:
>
>Bad Policy cannot be corrected by excellent Strategy,bad Strategy cannot be
>saved by excellent tactics.

Yes folks the non answer is the strategy.

>If we put your detractors aside and summarize your most current position,we
>find out :
>
>1)According to you every statement no matter if they originated from
>Stimson,Dulles,Churchill,Casey,Popov,Weiijeman,Gen .Thorpe,Hoover,Capt.Holc
>wick,Dies Lieb etc is IRRELEVANT for the Pearl Harbor incident if they point to
>a direction other than official direction.

According to me the statements being used do not support the
conspiracy. By the way folks, no mention has been made for "Casey,
Popov, WGen.Thorpe,Hoover,Capt.Holcwick and "Lieb" before this
but do not worry, if you are going to lie about someone else, lie about
the discussion as well.

I like the way the Churchill quote cannot survive with the extra text
a few pages later being noted.

I like the fact the following Stimson quote is apparently confirming he
knew about the attack before hand.

"FDR stated that we were likely to be attacked perhaps as soon as next
Monday..The question was how should we maneuver them into position of firing
the first shot without too much danger to ourselves. In spite of risk involved,
however, in letting Japanase to fire the first shot, we realized that in order
to have full support of the American people it was desirable to make sure that
the Japanese be the ones to do this so that there should remain no doubt in
anyone's mind as to who were the Aggressors"

Henry Stimson, The Secretary of War,Nov.25,1941

Congratulations on a non relevant quote, by the way ever going to tell
us why the invasion of the Philippines, Wake and Guam and attacks
on US shipping were not enough for first shot honours? By the way the
above is apparently proof Stimson is admitting to allowing the Pearl
Harbor attack, as opposed to admitting he was not going to allow the
US to start shooting first.

Remember the isolationists, plus those that opposed FDR? The US
was a democracy, people actually differed from the government and
were allowed to. Such people were against the government starting
a war without congressional approval at least.

By the way "Next Monday" for someone writing on 25 November 1941
is 1 December 1941. Amazing how FDR knew the Japanese were
going to attack on 30 November 1941, the day after the 29 November
deadline the Japanese had set. Oh that's right, throw away all the
predictions that were incorrect and only ever mention the ones that
were correct, conspiracies need such help.

>2)You have finally admitted,after resisting long time to do so,that the
>Japanase blundered away JN25B code.

Translation Denyav needed to rewind to the start and simply lie about
what I have said.

>You have also finally admitted that US took advantage of Japanase blunder
>and recovered almost 5000 JN25B codes before March 1941.

This is what I said, in a different thread,

The codes in question were the A5 and B5 versions. That is the code
book was changed from A to B but the additive (random number) book
was left at 5. In August 1945 the USN noted it had 4,907 out of 50,000
additives for the 5 book. Which explains quite well why the main effect
of the failure to change additive books did not compromise the code
values, but did compromise the fact the basic code system was still in use.

If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
the A version as well, yet the USN reports knowing around 5% of the
code values when work stopped around March 1941.

You see it is quite simple announce every random number recovered
is a JN-25B code book value, totally different thing of course but do not
let that stop you. Please continue this line, it shows how wrong you are.

>But according to you US,that was able to recover 5000 codes in only a few
>months,suddenly stopped recovering codes in March 1941 !!!!!.

Yes folks, Denyav has to announce he does not want to know multiple
times. The % additive book came into service on 1 October 1940 and
went out of service on 31 January 1941. It increased the size of the
random number tables from 30,000 to 50,000, plus allowing the clerk
to start from any column, not column 1 of a row on the chosen page.
This further required changes to the message group where the sender
told the receiver what random numbers were used. Helps explain why
the USN had less than 10% of the book after 4 months.

>I guess in March 1941, USN came under command of Yamamato and
>he stopped all code recovering work as that could be dangerous for IJN
>in nearing conflict.

This would presumably explain the IJN conspiracy to lose at Midway.

>Thats your current position absent your detractors.

Yes folks, Denyav needs to do both sides of the debate, it stops
the facts intruding.

>Truly amazing position indeed.

Translation, Denyav now needs to reply to himself in order to look
like he has any facts.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 29th 04, 05:50 AM
deleted text,

"As usual most of my words are deleted, new tactic time though, simply
lie about what has been written. Denyav has decided to go back to
a message I wrote on June 14, bypassing the JN-25 information I
posted more recently. I await with interest his retrieval of information
I sent in say 1990 as another desperate tactic to avoid actually answering.

"I expect him to heroically delete my reply and the heroically repeat he
is repeating his same junk. Two heroic acts means another self
awarded medal."


Denyav wrote in message >...
>>The codes in question were the A5 and B5 versions. That is the code
>>book was changed from A to B but the additive (random number) book
>>was left at 5. In August 1945 the USN noted it had 4,907 out of 50,000
>>additives for the 5 book. Which explains quite well why the main effect
>>of the failure to change additive books did not compromise the code
>>values, but did compromise the fact the basic code system was still in use.
>>
>>If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
>>the A version as well, yet the USN reports knowing around 5% of the
>>code values when work stopped around March 1941.
>>
>>>On plain English that means the Japanase continued to blunder away JN25 B
>>>continuously for two months.
>>
>>In plain English Denyav does not have a clue.
>
>In Plain English you will continue to deny what really happened in the days
>prior to Pearl Harbor.

In plain English Denyav does not have a clue.

Yes folks, Denyav's word is classified by him as Holy writ, no proof
is required. Much laughter generated. I am still waiting for proof
about what I am supposed to have dated the McCollum memo. I
like the way Denyav assumes because he needs to hide the truth
the same applies to others.

>Heck even some main actors of Pearl Harbor,like Stimson and Churchill etc
>admitted it.

In plain English Denyav does not have a clue, he needs to
pretend what people say.

>You are really very good in hiding reality behind too many irrelevant words.

In plain English Denyav needs to delete the evidence.

>What did you say now?
>US stopped recovering codes in March when only 5% codes were recovered.

"If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
the A version as well, yet the USN reports knowing around 5% of the
code values when work stopped around March 1941."

This is great, this shows Denyav's techniques so well.

Firstly changing the random numbers, additives, into code values.
The random numbers, additives, are used to disguise the code
groups and need to be removed first, no additives no code groups.

Secondly ignoring the fact the "5" version of the code stopped being
used in January 1941 and the USN stopped working on the A version
in around March 1941, since the IJN decided to stop using the A code
in December 1940. Just try and pretend I am running some sort of
line the USN stopped work at that time. Above all do not even begin
to understand that Washington was weeks behind current intercepts
because they were mailed in from the Pacific.

Thirdly changing the subject. Move away from the fact that if the
failure to change additive books compromised the B code it
must have compromised the A code, since the US had only 5%
of the A code book when work ended on it around March 1941.

>First of all do you believe to what you say?

Denyav is admitting here he does not believe what he posts,
and assumes others have the same tactics

>Everbody knew that US and Japan were moving toward a confrontation in Pasific
>and and US had a golden opportunity to recover all japanese naval codes,and
>suddenly US stopped work on code recovering in March only after a couple of
>months work!!!!.

If everybody knew there was going to be a war then diplomacy
becomes rather irrelevant.

Yes folks, Denyav needs to reply to what he wants to reply to, not
to the facts. The US stopped work on the A version about 4 months
after the IJN ceased using it, moving to the B version.

>Code recovering did not stop in March,it did not stop on Dec.7 either.

Strange that, but Denyav needs to go off and pretend about what I said.

>According to your data US recovered roughly 5000 codes by March
>which seems to be correct.

Thanks for a really great laugh, they US recovered around 5,000 random
number additives of the 5 additive book, out of 50,000, the additive book
that had been in use for months before the A to B codebook change over.
This gives an idea of just how little the allies could read in early 1941
since the additives needed to be removed before the code groups could
be looked at.

>But even with 5000 recoveries you can read the most of the messages.

Yes folks, now having invented recoveries move to the next leap of logic.

>"A large code as many as 55000 values ,but in actual practice ,such was
>streotyped nature of the text,7000 recoveries permitted almost complete
>decyription,and many pattern messages could be read practicaly entire with as
>few as 1500 meanings"(History of OP-20-GYP-1,NSA)

Trouble is folks, the key messages were not transmitted and were
anything but routine messages, even if the above statement is true.

Yes folks, Holy Writ time, no proof offered about what they could read.
By the way if it was 90% by December 1941 can you explain how this
percentage went down by April/May 1942, when the allies were trying
to figure out Midway and Coral Sea? Or that the all knowing intelligence
system missed the IJN battleships coming out at Midway and the way
the IJN carriers came into the Coral Sea? In the latter case it meant
the US carriers found themselves with the Japanese airbases in front
and the Japanese carriers behind, hence the way the tanker and
destroyer supposed to be safely in the rear were sunk first.

How about the fact just before midway the allies were intercepting
around 60% of IJN traffic and decoding about 20% of the intercepted
messages, plus gaining some parts of around 70% of messages.

deleted text,

"As of 20 April 1945 the USN found it had 35,761 additives of JN-25B7,
the version in use 1 August to 3 December 1941, with the probability
several hundred might be bad. So 70% of the additives were thought
to be known, this was upped to 47,500 by August 1945, as part of the
reworking of the messages. As of 1 December 1941 the USN thought
it knew 3,800 code group meanings.

Yes folks, the fact the IJN used the old additive book told the allies
the basic code system was still in place, 5 digit code groups with
valid numbers divisible by 3.

There was no need to worry about basic information like say the
new valid code groups were now divisible by say 2.

Just ignore the new code introduced auxiliary tables, two meanings
for the same code group, and stopped having the code groups in
alphabetical order. Just pretend the IJN radioed the code book
to the allies.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

If you would like to know the exact code groups recovered it was
"Unfinished or Continuous"
April 1, 1941: "approximately 300 values recovered"
May 1, 1941: "approximately 400 values recovered"
June 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
July 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
August 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Sept 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Oct 1, 1941: "approximately 2400 values recovered"

"Completed during October 1941"
Nov 1, 1941: "600 values recovered"

"Completed during November 1941"
Dec 1, 1941: "800 values recovered"

"Unfinished or continuous"
Jan 1, 1942: "Approximately 6,180 values recovered"

Remembering some previously assigned values could be changed
by later discoveries.

So by the end of December 1941 the allies thought they had around 7%
of the code book recovered.
[i][i]
>>ou see folks, conspiracy land would have the Red Cross must have
>>known, after all there they were preparing for air raids. Note that in
>>March 1941 the IJN attack was still in the is it possible discussion
>>phase between senior leaders.
>>
>For a different view please check out:
>http://www.usni.org/Naval History/Articles/NHborgquist6.htm

Even without the typo, this comes up as page not found for me.
[i]
>>Yes change the subject time. Try and defend the first Churchill
>>quote and wish away the second.
>>
>Is quoting from one page and wishing away others a priviledge given only to
>Gov't employees? I did not know that.

This is very funny, either Denyav is admitting he is a government
employee, since he is quoting from one page and wishing away
or we have the usual fun stuff. Invent my job, wrongly of course. I
should send in a list of pay and conditions requirements.

>>the specific attacks, not the
>>war as a whole. Drag the Red Cross leadership into the conspiracy
>>claims.
>
>You are very smart really,Red Cross of early 40s had more in common
>with FEMA of 2001 ,than the Red Cross of 2001.

Yes folks, change the subject, since the Red Cross decided to
prepare in case Hawaii was attacked by air they must have been
in on the conspiracy right. After all if any arm of the US government
does the same the claim is it was part of a conspiracy.

>>By the way in case people are wondering Denyav is wandering the
>>conspiracy theory web sites, yet again Mark Willey's one or
>>conspiracy central, looking for that out of context quote to throw in.
>>Just type a key phrase into a search engine and see which site
>>Denyav is copying, watch the
>
>Thats seems to be big problem for the custodians of Pearl Harbor conspiracy.
>The public interest in books and websites telling them what their Great Leaders
>did not and do not tell is skyrocketing specially after 9/11.

Denyav is proudly announcing he does not have a clue about
book sales.

>I think now its pretty safe assume that so called conspiracy theories are now
>becoming mainstream theories accepted by the most of the people.

Translation Denyav is delusional, as can be seen from this posting.

>>Congratulations on a non relevant quote, by the way ever going to tell
>>us why the invasion of the Philippines, Wake and Guam and
>
>What Stimson said is irrelevant,

Never mentions Pearl Harbor.

>What Churchill said is irrelevent.

Notes all messages the allies decoded were released just after the war.

>What Congressman Dies said is irrelevant.

Simply put if he had the information why didn't he release it on
the floor of Congress.

>What Joseph Grew said is irrelevant.

The IJN had just been given the results of the Taranto raid. If Grew
really knew then one of only about 2 or 3 IJN officers talked, since
it was still Yamamoto's idea, not a plan.

In case people are wondering Denyav is mining the conspiracy
site of Mark Willey, the name he dare not utter, presumably he will
endorse the claim the US was trying to lose Coral Sea and Midway
as well and that the US never gave Pearl Harbor any help cracking
JN-25, the unit there had to start from scratch in December 1941.

There are more names to be added from the page if Denyav wants
to continue this line, you know the world is flat because some people
say it is.

Willey is like Stinnett, the evidence does not match the claims.

>What Haan said is irrelevant.

I presume this is the Kilsoo Haan that is supposed to be a member of
the Sino-Korean People's League. Apparently there was a Korean
who is supposed to have seen the plans. We will ignore the problems
of a Korean making it in the IJN, think something worse than US race
relations in the 1930s. Presumably you should ask the person who is
claimed to be given the information, Senator Guy Gillette, who seems
to have never put the information out on the floor of the Senate. Of
course FDR is apparently told in a private, no notes meeting.

>What US Army Gen.Rhorpe said is irrelevant.

Which Rhorpe? I presume the claimed messages sent by General
Thorpe. The problem is quite simple, the Japanese diplomatic
system did not know about the attack on Pearl Harbor, rather hard
to credit a cracked diplomatic message with having the information.

Instead what was intercepted was the "winds message" set up,
the open code to be sent if communications were cut telling the
Japanese about who the Japanese were about to be at war with.

See, Thorpe, Elliott R. East Wind Rain: The Intimate Account of an
Intelligence Officer in the Pacific, 1939-1949. Boston: Gambit, 1969.

>What Popov said is irrelevant.

Given he was no where near the place, and the Germans did not
attack the target.

>What Journalist Leib said is irrelevant.

Which Leib? The one who is supposed to have been shown a
message by Hull? Apparently the one the IJN couriered to
Nagumo. No evidence of course. Oh yes, apparently the New
York Times on 8 December 1941 is supposed to have published
an article claiming the, presumably Pearl Harbor, attack was
known about, time and place. Amazing how New York seems
to have missed that, similar for the rest of the US, at the time
and later during the various post war hearings.

>What Capt.Rannefft of Dutch Navy said is irrelevant.

His diary makes it clear he was not talking about the Pearl
Harbor strike despite attempts to claim otherwise, after
some enhancements to the text.

>Countless others are irrelevant.

Denyav, Denyav, Denyav, it is marvellous how you can count yourself
several dozen times.

Now try the IJN and USN people dealing with the strike and the
many histories that conclude no conspiracy, plus all the USN
and IJN documents showing the same conclusion.

>So whats relevant?
>Of course the words of Pearl Harbor conspiracy custodians!!.

Actually I have not quoted the conspiracy custodians, that
firstly requires a conspiracy to take custody of. Meantime
Denyav quotes the conspiracy custodians, the ones who have
custody of the conspiracy to lie about the events of 1941, people
like Stinnett and Willey.

>No wonder books,movies and websites telling what the custodians try to hide are
>experiencing a boom.

The boom is the theories exploding in their face, think duck as
in Daffy.

>Simply put,people do not want to hear lies only any longer.

Denyav however will continue.

>Too bad for the custodians.

This is because it is really possible to die laughing.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Denyav
June 29th 04, 07:24 AM
>>In Plain English you will continue to deny what really happened in the days
>>prior to Pearl Harbor.
>
>In plain English Denyav does not have a clue.
>

Nice to see you in the forum again,I guess you dont work,oops I meant post,on
weekends.

>In plain English Denyav does not have a clue, he needs to
>pretend what people say.
>
Of course all those people say is IRRELEVANT for you.
Unlike some gov't employees who say what they supposed to say,even if they dont
believe to what they say,I, like the majority of people find them utmostly
relevant

Being a custodian of conspiracies is a tough job nowadays,I guess.

>In plain English Denyav needs to delete the evidence.

Since when detractors are called evidence?

>Denyav is admitting here he does not believe what he posts,
>and assumes others have the same tactics

Even your pretty skilful use of detractors could not hide the fact,that you
said in your last post that in March 41,US stopped recovering (I said no)
whereas now you admit that recovery work did not stop in april.
I like your detractors and salami tactic.
>Even without the typo, this comes up as page not found for me.
>
You are right .But I dont know why maybe only for subscribers.
>Yes folks, change the subject, since the Red Cross decided to
>prepare in case Hawaii was attacked by air they must have been
>in on the conspiracy right. After all if any arm of the US government
>does the same the claim is it was part of a conspiracy.

Red Cross of 1941 was more like FEMA of 2001 than Red Cross of 2001,which also
means that the parties interested in finding truths about 9/11 must scrunitize
FEMA more closely than CIA or FBI.
>Denyav is proudly announcing he does not have a clue about
>book sales.
Yeah right,even a third rate documentary is breaking records.

>Translation Denyav is delusional, as can be seen from this posting.
>

Accept the fact the majority on this planet do not believe to US evergreen
stories anymore (Ft.Sumter,Maine,Pearl Harbor,9/11),after 150 years you must
come up with new story line,not with the copycat versions of the original.

>Never mentions Pearl Harbor.
>
You are right,he did not even mentioned anything about particulars of attack,he
did not mention exact date of attack,the launch position of japanese
carriers,torpedo drop altitude selected by japanase carriers etc.

You are 100% right his words are totally irrelevant under this circumstances.


>Notes all messages the allies decoded were released just after the war.

That means all messages the allies decoded (during war) were not released
during the war,which supports his statement in page 598.


>Simply put if he had the information why didn't he release it on
>the floor of Congress.
>

I think he gave the answer to your question,namely FDR and Hull asked him to
keep the info secret.


>Senator Guy Gillette, who seems
>to have never put the information out on the floor of the Senate. Of
>course FDR is apparently told in a private, no notes meeting.
>
>
I wonder if current Senators are putting everything they know out on the Senate
floor?

>Instead what was intercepted was the "winds message" set up,
>the open code to be sent if communications were cut telling the
>Japanese about who the Japanese were about to be at war with.

It was message to Bangkok,and in this message name of Pearl Harbor appeared
along with three others.

>What Popov said is irrelevant.
>
>Given he was no where near the place, and the Germans did not
>attack the target.

Of course irrelevant.

>Which Leib? The one who is supposed to have been shown a
>message by Hull? Apparently the one the IJN couriered to
>Nagumo. No evidence of course.

I guess you were the courier who delivered message to Yamamato.

>Oh yes, apparently the New
>York Times on 8 December 1941 is supposed to have published
>an article claiming the, presumably Pearl Harbor, attack was
>known about, time and place. Amazing how New York seems
>to have missed that, similar for the rest of the US, at the time
>and later during the various post

As you are proving with every post,if you want to miss or disregard
evidences,the sky is the limit.

His diary makes it clear he was not talking about the Pearl
>Harbor strike despite attempts to claim otherwise, after
>some enhancements to the text.

His original diary is available in Dutch archieves (in Dutch of course),if you
are interested I can post it here.(in Dutch)

>>Simply put,people do not want to hear lies only any longer.
>
>Denyav however will continue.

At least I dont get paid for that.

Denyav
June 29th 04, 07:41 AM
>Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 7.
>Now we are into Denyav debating nothing new here really, I timed my effort
>at 5 minutes plus the 5 minute review before sending.

I hate to delete your detractors but we are now pretty familiar with your
position.

1)Calling everything,that point to the directions other than official
version,IRRELEVANT.

2)Accepting Japanase code blunder but claiming that US stopped code recovery
work in April 41,after recovering 5000 codes

3)Then accepting that code recovery did not stop in April.

You are trying to defend an undefendable position and you need of course lots
of detractors for the defense.

But dont worry many gov't employees have similar problems nowadays.

Geoffrey Sinclair
June 29th 04, 07:56 AM
This took 5 minutes of basic cut and paste of deleted words back into the text.

deleted text,

"As usual most of my words are deleted, new tactic time though, simply
lie about what has been written. Denyav has decided to go back to
a message I wrote on June 14, bypassing the JN-25 information I
posted more recently. I await with interest his retrieval of information
I sent in say 1990 as another desperate tactic to avoid actually answering.

"I expect him to heroically delete my reply and the heroically repeat he
is repeating his same junk. Two heroic acts means another self
awarded medal."

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>>In Plain English you will continue to deny what really happened in the days
>>>prior to Pearl Harbor.
>>
>>In plain English Denyav does not have a clue.
>
>Nice to see you in the forum again,I guess you dont work,oops I meant post,on
>weekends.

This is becoming very funny, ever heard of a weekend away?
Ever heard of the idea things can wait a few days?

Denyav has decided this is my work it seems, which is great, I
will get his address and send him the bill.

deleted text,

Yes folks, Denyav's word is classified by him as Holy writ, no proof
is required. Much laughter generated. I am still waiting for proof
about what I am supposed to have dated the McCollum memo. I
like the way Denyav assumes because he needs to hide the truth
the same applies to others.

>>In plain English Denyav does not have a clue, he needs to
>>pretend what people say.
>>
>Of course all those people say is IRRELEVANT for you.

No what the people are saying does not match what Denyav is
saying.

>Unlike some gov't employees who say what they supposed to say,
>even if they dont believe to what they say,I, like the majority of people
>find them utmostly relevant

You see folks, Denyav has decided where I work without proof and
has to pretend he is a majority.

>Being a custodian of conspiracies is a tough job nowadays,I guess.

Denyav is into self pity. The conspiracy to lie about a conspiracy.

>>In plain English Denyav needs to delete the evidence.
>
>Since when detractors are called evidence?

As people can see the evidence is deleted.

>>Denyav is admitting here he does not believe what he posts,
>>and assumes others have the same tactics
>
>Even your pretty skilful use of detractors could not hide the fact,that you
>said in your last post that in March 41,US stopped recovering (I said no)
>whereas now you admit that recovery work did not stop in april.
>I like your detractors and salami tactic.

deleted text, to the next >.

Strange that, but Denyav needs to go off and pretend about what I said,
from a post where I gave the recovered code values totals until the end
of 1941, Denyav keeps deleting the totals.

"If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
the A version as well, yet the USN reports knowing around 5% of the
code values when work stopped around March 1941.

Thanks for a really great laugh, they US recovered around 5,000 random
number additives of the 5 additive book, out of 50,000, the additive book
that had been in use for months before the A to B codebook change over.
This gives an idea of just how little the allies could read in early 1941
since the additives needed to be removed before the code groups could
be looked at.

This is great, this shows Denyav's techniques so well.

Firstly changing the random numbers, additives, into code values.
The random numbers, additives, are used to disguise the code
groups and need to be removed first, no additives no code groups.

Secondly ignoring the fact the "5" version of the code stopped being
used in January 1941 and the USN stopped working on the A version
in around March 1941, since the IJN decided to stop using the A code
in December 1940. Just try and pretend I am running some sort of
line the USN stopped work at that time. Above all do not even begin
to understand that Washington was weeks behind current intercepts
because they were mailed in from the Pacific.

Thirdly changing the subject. Move away from the fact that if the
failure to change additive books compromised the B code it
must have compromised the A code, since the US had only 5%
of the A code book when work ended on it around March 1941.

Trouble is folks, the key messages were not transmitted and were
anything but routine messages, even if the above statement is true.

Yes folks, Holy Writ time, no proof offered about what they could read.
By the way if it was 90% by December 1941 can you explain how this
percentage went down by April/May 1942, when the allies were trying
to figure out Midway and Coral Sea? Or that the all knowing intelligence
system missed the IJN battleships coming out at Midway and the way
the IJN carriers came into the Coral Sea? In the latter case it meant
the US carriers found themselves with the Japanese airbases in front
and the Japanese carriers behind, hence the way the tanker and
destroyer supposed to be safely in the rear were sunk first.

How about the fact just before midway the allies were intercepting
around 60% of IJN traffic and decoding about 20% of the intercepted
messages, plus gaining some parts of around 70% of messages.

deleted text,

"As of 20 April 1945 the USN found it had 35,761 additives of JN-25B7,
the version in use 1 August to 3 December 1941, with the probability
several hundred might be bad. So 70% of the additives were thought
to be known, this was upped to 47,500 by August 1945, as part of the
reworking of the messages. As of 1 December 1941 the USN thought
it knew 3,800 code group meanings.

Yes folks, the fact the IJN used the old additive book told the allies
the basic code system was still in place, 5 digit code groups with
valid numbers divisible by 3.

There was no need to worry about basic information like say the
new valid code groups were now divisible by say 2.

Just ignore the new code introduced auxiliary tables, two meanings
for the same code group, and stopped having the code groups in
alphabetical order. Just pretend the IJN radioed the code book
to the allies.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

If you would like to know the exact code groups recovered it was
"Unfinished or Continuous"
April 1, 1941: "approximately 300 values recovered"
May 1, 1941: "approximately 400 values recovered"
June 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
July 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
August 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Sept 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Oct 1, 1941: "approximately 2400 values recovered"

"Completed during October 1941"
Nov 1, 1941: "600 values recovered"

"Completed during November 1941"
Dec 1, 1941: "800 values recovered"

"Unfinished or continuous"
Jan 1, 1942: "Approximately 6,180 values recovered"

Remembering some previously assigned values could be changed
by later discoveries.

So by the end of December 1941 the allies thought they had around 7%
of the code book recovered.
[i]
>>Even without the typo, this comes up as page not found for me.
>>
>You are right .But I dont know why maybe only for subscribers.

Translation Denyav chooses to supply URLs with no evidence.
[i]
>>Yes folks, change the subject, since the Red Cross decided to
>>prepare in case Hawaii was attacked by air they must have been
>>in on the conspiracy right. After all if any arm of the US government
>>does the same the claim is it was part of a conspiracy.
>
>Red Cross of 1941 was more like FEMA of 2001 than Red Cross of 2001,
>which also
>means that the parties interested in finding truths about 9/11 must scrunitize
>FEMA more closely than CIA or FBI.

Yes folks, change the subject, since the Red Cross decided to
prepare in case Hawaii was attacked by air they must have been
in on the conspiracy right. After all if any arm of the US government
does the same the claim is it was part of a conspiracy.

>>Denyav is proudly announcing he does not have a clue about
>>book sales.
>Yeah right,even a third rate documentary is breaking records.

So this documentary is on Pearl Harbor right?

>>Translation Denyav is delusional, as can be seen from this posting.
>
>Accept the fact the majority on this planet do not believe to US evergreen
>stories anymore (Ft.Sumter,Maine,Pearl Harbor,9/11),after 150 years you must
>come up with new story line,not with the copycat versions of the original.

Translation Denyav denies the tide is in, the air is just a little wet.

By the way in case people are wondering Denyav is wandering the
conspiracy theory web sites, yet again Mark Willey's one or
conspiracy central, looking for that out of context quote to throw in.
Just type a key phrase into a search engine and see which site
Denyav is copying, watch the typos though.

>>Never mentions Pearl Harbor.
>>
>You are right,he did not even mentioned anything about particulars of attack,he
>did not mention exact date of attack,the launch position of japanese
>carriers,torpedo drop altitude selected by japanase carriers etc.
>
>You are 100% right his words are totally irrelevant under this circumstances.

These are the words that apparently prove what Stimson knew, they have
to be deleted,

"FDR stated that we were likely to be attacked perhaps as soon as next
Monday..The question was how should we maneuver them into position of firing
the first shot without too much danger to ourselves. In spite of risk involved,
however, in letting Japanase to fire the first shot, we realized that in order
to have full support of the American people it was desirable to make sure that
the Japanese be the ones to do this so that there should remain no doubt in
anyone's mind as to who were the Aggressors"

Henry Stimson, The Secretary of War,Nov.25,1941

>>Notes all messages the allies decoded were released just after the war.
>
>That means all messages the allies decoded (during war) were not released
>during the war,which supports his statement in page 598.

Yes folks, remember the conspiracy to cause Pearl Harbor must
have happened pre war and that Churchill says all the decoded
messages were released.

In case people are wondering Denyav is mining the conspiracy
site of Mark Willey, the name he dare not utter, presumably he will
endorse the claim the US was trying to lose Coral Sea and Midway
as well and that the US never gave Pearl Harbor any help cracking
JN-25, the unit there had to start from scratch in December 1941.

There are more names to be added from the page if Denyav wants
to continue this line, you know the world is flat because some people
say it is.

Willey is like Stinnett, the evidence does not match the claims.


>>Simply put if he had the information why didn't he release it on
>>the floor of Congress.
>>
>I think he gave the answer to your question,namely FDR and Hull asked
>him to keep the info secret.

Ah yes, so he kept the secret until he died, allowing the system to
railroad the commanders etc. etc. Dies was a very anti communist
person, the claimed information could be used to discredit much
of the democrat administration even post war, but strange to tell
the claimed information never surfaces until people are dead.


>>Senator Guy Gillette, who seems
>>to have never put the information out on the floor of the Senate. Of
>>course FDR is apparently told in a private, no notes meeting.
>>
>I wonder if current Senators are putting everything they know out on the Senate
>floor?

Post war would be easily possible, as part of the investigations even.

>>Instead what was intercepted was the "winds message" set up,
>>the open code to be sent if communications were cut telling the
>>Japanese about who the Japanese were about to be at war with.
>
>It was message to Bangkok,and in this message name of Pearl Harbor
>appeared along with three others.

No.

Which Rhorpe? I presume the claimed messages sent by General
Thorpe. The problem is quite simple, the Japanese diplomatic
system did not know about the attack on Pearl Harbor, rather hard
to credit a cracked diplomatic message with having the information.

Instead what was intercepted was the "winds message" set up,
the open code to be sent if communications were cut telling the
Japanese about who the Japanese were about to be at war with.

See, Thorpe, Elliott R. East Wind Rain: The Intimate Account of an
Intelligence Officer in the Pacific, 1939-1949. Boston: Gambit, 1969.

>>What Popov said is irrelevant.
>>
>>Given he was no where near the place, and the Germans did not
>>attack the target.
>
>Of course irrelevant.

But Denyav will include it, since it was on a web site.

>>Which Leib? The one who is supposed to have been shown a
>>message by Hull? Apparently the one the IJN couriered to
>>Nagumo. No evidence of course.
>
>I guess you were the courier who delivered message to Yamamato.

No, the IJN officers present told people about the communications.
This is the trouble for the conspiracy the IJN keeps shooting it down.

Oh yes, Leib waited until after Hull was dead before telling the
world of his claims. Does this make Hull a conspirator? If so
a stupid one by letting the claimed secret out?

>>Oh yes, apparently the New
>>York Times on 8 December 1941 is supposed to have published
>>an article claiming the, presumably Pearl Harbor, attack was
>>known about, time and place. Amazing how New York seems
>>to have missed that, similar for the rest of the US, at the time
>>and later during the various post
>
>As you are proving with every post,if you want to miss or disregard
>evidences,the sky is the limit.

Yes folks, the article does not appear instead we are left to believe
no one in New Your noticed it.

>His diary makes it clear he was not talking about the Pearl
>>Harbor strike despite attempts to claim otherwise, after
>>some enhancements to the text.
>
>His original diary is available in Dutch archieves (in Dutch of course),if you
>are interested I can post it here.(in Dutch)

This should be funny, presumably Denyav can read Dutch,
including the Captain's shorthand.

Actually I have not quoted the conspiracy custodians, that
firstly requires a conspiracy to take custody of. Meantime
Denyav quotes the conspiracy custodians, the ones who have
custody of the conspiracy to lie about the events of 1941, people
like Stinnett and Willey
[i]
>>>Simply put,people do not want to hear lies only any longer.
>>
>>Denyav however will continue.
>
>At least I dont get paid for that.

Denyav however will continue with the lies.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Denyav
June 29th 04, 09:50 AM
>>Nice to see you in the forum again,I guess you dont work,oops I meant
>post,on
>>weekends.
>
>This is becoming very funny, ever heard of a weekend away?
>Ever heard of the idea things can wait a few days?

Perfect enjoy it.

>No what the people are saying does not match what Denyav is
>saying.

Unfortunately what people says,from Churchill to Dulles,from Stimson to Hoover
and countless others is IRRELEVANT for you because they do not match what you
are telling us.

>You see folks, Denyav has decided where I work without proof and
>has to pretend he is a majority.
>
Did I say "You are a gov' t employee"?
NO.
But your response to that is interesting.

>Denyav is into self pity. The conspiracy to lie about a conspiracy.

Which reminds me your posts.

>As people can see the evidence is deleted.

Detractors sir,nothing but detractors.
>Strange that, but Denyav needs to go off and pretend about what I said,
>from a post where I gave the recovered code values totals until the end
>of 1941, Denyav keeps deleting the totals.

Only after claiming that recovery work had been stopped in March after recovery
of almost 5000 codes.As you now say recovery work did stop in March.
BTW 5000 code recoveries in three months is a good performance and enabled
US,as Safford stated enough to read the most of Japanase traffic.

>Secondly ignoring the fact the "5" version of the code stopped being
>used in January 1941 and the USN stopped working on the A version
>in around March 1941, since the IJN decided to stop using the A code

Now your correction comes?

>Move away from the fact that if the
>failure to change additive books compromised the B code it
>must have compromised the A code, since the US had only 5%
>of the A code book when work ended on it around March 1941.

Actually work never ended.

>percentage went down by April/May 1942, when the allies were trying
>to figure out Midway and Coral Sea? Or that the all knowing intelligence
>system missed the IJN battleships coming out at Midway and the way
>the IJN carriers came into the

Could you tell me ,surely you know the story,how US only a couple of months
after Pearl Harbor were able to read IJN messages in entirety.?
Midway is based almost solely on intelligence superiority.
Sometimes you are contradicting yourself.

>>April 1, 1941: "approximately 300 values recovered"
>May 1, 1941: "approximately 400 values recovered"
>June 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"

>uly 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
>August 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
>Sept 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
>Oct 1, 1941: "approximately 2400

Roughly 10000 values according to Safford more than enough to read the most of
the IJN traffic.

>Translation Denyav chooses to supply URLs with no evidence.

I think anybody with subs.to the Proceeding can access to article.

>been
>in on the conspiracy right. After all if any arm of the US government
>does the same the claim is it was part of a conspiracy.

>So this documentary is on Pearl Harbor right?
>

No,but on a copy cat version of Pearl Harbor.

>Willey is like Stinnett, the evidence does not match the claims.

Of course,only official's claims match evidences,because they are the ones who
produce official evidences.

>Post war would be easily possible, as part of the investigations even.
>

No,dont you know some selected senators always meet behind closed doors.

>This should be funny, presumably Denyav can read Dutch,
>including the Captain's shorthan

You bet.

>custody of. Meantime
>Denyav quotes the conspiracy custodians, the ones who have
>custody of the conspiracy to lie about the events of 1941, people
>like Stinnett and Willey

I think you are the conspiracy custodian,sir
Numbers declining but still exist.

Geoffrey Sinclair
July 1st 04, 07:36 AM
Ah yes the near total erase take 8. Now we are into Denyav debating
himself but assigning the words to me, nothing new here really, I timed
my effort at 5 minutes plus the 5 minute review before sending.

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you. Claim dropped.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless they receive official permission.
That was a good one.
15) There are still some USN intercept files still hidden, claim dropped.
16) The attempt to use Stinnett as a source appears to be dropped,
since the claims are so easy to prove wrong it seems. If you question
Stinnett directly he complains about spelling errors rather than reply.
17) The Lietwiler letter, claims dropped after the key text was posted.
18) Only in Washington are investigations rigged with hand picked
documents. Claim dropped.
19) JN-25 was an "easy" code, claim dropped.
20) Churchill quote meaning, claim dropped.
21) If you know one thing perfectly you must know another thing perfectly
(in an attempt to "prove" 1941 = 2001)
22) The war warnings become a blind rather than identifying Pearl as
the target. It would seem Denyav finally read the text after I posted it.
23) Allen Dulles, CIA chief saying they knew in 1941, claim dropped.
24) Denyav is now simply inventing things I have supposed to have said.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>Ah yes the near total erase and change the subject approach, take 7.
>>Now we are into Denyav debating nothing new here really, I timed my effort
>>at 5 minutes plus the 5 minute review before sending.
>
>I hate to delete your detractors but we are now pretty familiar with your
>position.

Translation Denyav has to delete my words and then tell the world
what he wants me to have said.

>1)Calling everything,that point to the directions other than official
>version,IRRELEVANT.

So please post the text where I said this,

My uses of the word irrelevant,

"Presumably the British reporting the codes were hard to break is
also irrelevant?"

"Let the laughs begin. Or more particularly Denyav's tour of web
sites looking for irrelevant quotes."

>2)Accepting Japanase code blunder but claiming that US stopped code recovery
>work in April 41,after recovering 5000 codes

Please provide the text where I said this.

Yes folks, Denyav is going to announce he does no idea on IJN
codes, confusing the recovery of random number meant to disguise
the code groups, (stage 1) with giving meaning to the code groups
(stage 3), stage 2 is listing the code groups in use.

>3)Then accepting that code recovery did not stop in April.

Yes folks, I list the allied code recoveries to January 1942 and
that means I stopped talking about code recoveries in April 1941.
Simple logic really.

This is what I said, in a different thread,

The codes in question were the A5 and B5 versions. That is the code
book was changed from A to B but the additive (random number) book
was left at 5. In August 1945 the USN noted it had 4,907 out of 50,000
additives for the 5 book. Which explains quite well why the main effect
of the failure to change additive books did not compromise the code
values, but did compromise the fact the basic code system was still in use.

If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
the A version as well, yet the USN reports knowing around 5% of the
code values when work stopped around March 1941.

You see it is quite simple announce every random number recovered
is a JN-25B code book value, totally different thing of course but do not
let that stop you. Please continue this line, it shows how wrong you are.

Yes folks, Denyav has to announce he does not want to know multiple
times. The 5 additive book came into service on 1 October 1940 and
went out of service on 31 January 1941. It increased the size of the
random number tables from 30,000 to 50,000, plus allowing the clerk
to start from any column, not column 1 of a row on the chosen page.
This further required changes to the message group where the sender
told the receiver what random numbers were used. Helps explain why
the USN had less than 10% of the book after 4 months.

>You are trying to defend an undefendable position and you need of course lots
>of detractors for the defense.

This is becoming very funny, the defender of the undefendable
position is the one who needs to keep deleting all the evidence.

>But dont worry many gov't employees have similar problems nowadays.

Ah yes, Denyav is trying to announce I am a government employee, which
he considers to be a great insult. He is as accurate here as elsewhere.
Oh yes, I trust he does not use money since it is only money if the government
says so, not government owned roads or parks etc. Or perhaps he does,
to award more medals for defying the (non existent) enemy.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Geoffrey Sinclair
July 1st 04, 07:39 AM
deleted text,

"As usual most of my words are deleted, new tactic time though, simply
lie about what has been written. Denyav has decided to go back to
a message I wrote on June 14, bypassing the JN-25 information I
posted more recently. I await with interest his retrieval of information
I sent in say 1990 as another desperate tactic to avoid actually answering.

"I expect him to heroically delete my reply and the heroically repeat he
is repeating his same junk. Two heroic acts means another self
awarded medal."

yes folks, if the theory requires a pink elephant driving a BMW
while towing a trailer upon which a giraffe is doing the hula dance
Denyav will announce elephants go to slimming clubs, wear lots
of pink make up and can drive, while giraffes are native to Hawaii.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>>Nice to see you in the forum again,I guess you dont work,oops I meant
>>>post,on weekends.
>>
>>This is becoming very funny, ever heard of a weekend away?
>>Ever heard of the idea things can wait a few days?
>
>Perfect enjoy it.

This should be good, the attempt to imply I am paid to spend so
much time laughing will no doubt continue.

deleted text,

Denyav has decided this is my work it seems, which is great, I
will get his address and send him the bill.

Yes folks, Denyav's word is classified by him as Holy writ, no proof
is required. Much laughter generated. I am still waiting for proof
about what I am supposed to have dated the McCollum memo. I
like the way Denyav assumes because he needs to hide the truth
the same applies to others.

>>No what the people are saying does not match what Denyav is
>>saying.
>
>Unfortunately what people says,from Churchill to Dulles,from Stimson to
>Hoover and countless others is IRRELEVANT for you because they do
>not match what you are telling us.

Translation Denyav needs to pretend he has people agreeing with
him even when they do not. Churchill, Stimson and Hoover for a start,
Dulles without any attempt to provide the evidence. "countless" is
defined as Denyav counting himself multiple time, 1, 2 3, many.

>>You see folks, Denyav has decided where I work without proof and
>>has to pretend he is a majority.
>>
>Did I say "You are a gov' t employee"?
>NO.
>But your response to that is interesting.

Translation Denyav will continue to try and smear, using his ideas of
insults of course. He has announced he is not paid to push his jokes,
which is not surprising, those who know the truth would not pay to push
lies and those pushing the lies would not pay for such mediocre efforts.

Note now the absurd attempt to try and avoid the fact he has no
long range "what does that person do" device.

>>Denyav is into self pity. The conspiracy to lie about a conspiracy.
>
>Which reminds me your posts.


The last post was while waiting for a haircut, the person next to me
wanted to know where the site with all the great jokes were since I
was laughing so much. His response when I told him what was
going on, without the adjectives, was "conspiracies are for losers".

>>As people can see the evidence is deleted.
>
>Detractors sir,nothing but detractors.

Yes folks, if the evidence does not fit ignore it.

>>Strange that, but Denyav needs to go off and pretend about what I said,
>>from a post where I gave the recovered code values totals until the end
>>of 1941, Denyav keeps deleting the totals.
>
>Only after claiming that recovery work had been stopped in March after recovery
>of almost 5000 codes.

Simply I never said that, another claim without proof.

>As you now say recovery work did stop in March.

Denyav is having trouble coping with the idea the work on the A code
stopped after it went out of service while work picked up on the B code.

>BTW 5000 code recoveries in three months is a good performance and enabled
>US,as Safford stated enough to read the most of Japanase traffic.

By the way folks Denyav is going to keep announcing he has no
idea about the code, changing recoveries of random numbers
into recovery of the meanings of code groups. The allies knew
around 5,000 random numbers from the 5 additive book, which
ended use on 31 January 1941. They had 300 B code group
meanings assigned by 1 April 1941. Different things.

deleted text, on the idea the failure to change additives compromised
the B code.

"If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
the A version as well, yet the USN reports knowing around 5% of the
code values when work stopped around March 1941.

Thanks for a really great laugh, they US recovered around 5,000 random
number additives of the 5 additive book, out of 50,000, the additive book
that had been in use for months before the A to B codebook change over.
This gives an idea of just how little the allies could read in early 1941
since the additives needed to be removed before the code groups could
be looked at.

This is great, this shows Denyav's techniques so well.

Firstly changing the random numbers, additives, into code values.
The random numbers, additives, are used to disguise the code
groups and need to be removed first, no additives no code groups.

>>Secondly ignoring the fact the "5" version of the code stopped being
>>used in January 1941 and the USN stopped working on the A version
>>in around March 1941, since the IJN decided to stop using the A code

deleted text,

"in December 1940. Just try and pretend I am running some sort of
line the USN stopped work at that time. Above all do not even begin
to understand that Washington was weeks behind current intercepts
because they were mailed in from the Pacific.

Thirdly changing the subject. Move away from the fact that if the
failure to change additive books compromised the B code it
must have compromised the A code, since the US had only 5%
of the A code book when work ended on it around March 1941."

>Now your correction comes?

Yes folks, Denyav cannot cope with reality so pretend the story
has changed.

>>Move away from the fact that if the
>>failure to change additive books compromised the B code it
>>must have compromised the A code, since the US had only 5%
>>of the A code book when work ended on it around March 1941.
>
>Actually work never ended.

So tell us all please what A code values did the US recover in say
the second half of 1941?


Deleted text,

"Yes folks, Holy Writ time, no proof offered about what they could read.
By the way if it was 90% by December 1941 can you explain how this"

>>percentage went down by April/May 1942, when the allies were trying
>>to figure out Midway and Coral Sea? Or that the all knowing intelligence
>>system missed the IJN battleships coming out at Midway and the way
>>the IJN carriers came into the
>
>Could you tell me, surely you know the story,how US only a couple of months
>after Pearl Harbor were able to read IJN messages in entirety.?

yes folks, Denyav cannot answer how come his claims mean the
US could read less in 1942 than in 1941 so it is time to change
the subject.

The reason the allies could read more in 1942 was quite simple,
they had recovered more of the code. I like the idea what was
possible in May 1942 is supposed to be less than November
1941 despite 6 months more work. Oh yes the USN went onto
trying to read IJN messages immediately on 18 March 1942,
it was then they had enough of the code to try this.

>Midway is based almost solely on intelligence superiority.
>Sometimes you are contradicting yourself.

Yes folks, just announce in effect the US went backwards
in code reading ability in 1941 to fit the conspiracy.

Deleted text,

"How about the fact just before midway the allies were intercepting
around 60% of IJN traffic and decoding about 20% of the intercepted
messages, plus gaining some parts of around 70% of messages.

"As of 20 April 1945 the USN found it had 35,761 additives of JN-25B7,
the version in use 1 August to 3 December 1941, with the probability
several hundred might be bad. So 70% of the additives were thought
to be known, this was upped to 47,500 by August 1945, as part of the
reworking of the messages. As of 1 December 1941 the USN thought
it knew 3,800 code group meanings.

Yes folks, the fact the IJN used the old additive book told the allies
the basic code system was still in place, 5 digit code groups with
valid numbers divisible by 3.

There was no need to worry about basic information like say the
new valid code groups were now divisible by say 2.

Just ignore the new code introduced auxiliary tables, two meanings
for the same code group, and stopped having the code groups in
alphabetical order. Just pretend the IJN radioed the code book
to the allies.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

If you would like to know the exact code groups recovered it was
"Unfinished or Continuous"
[i]
>>>April 1, 1941: "approximately 300 values recovered"
>>May 1, 1941: "approximately 400 values recovered"
>>June 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
>
>>uly 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
>>August 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
>>Sept 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
>>Oct 1, 1941: "approximately 2400
>
>Roughly 10000 values according to Safford more than enough
>to read the most of the IJN traffic.

This is good, the allies have 2,400 values but the claim is they
needed 10,000. Note by the way how many the allies had in January
1942 below. Denyav will now painfully put 2 and 2 together and
come up with a convenient number. See the tracking of the recoveries
shows why the allies could actually read JN-25 in 1942 but not 1941.

Deleted text,

"Completed during October 1941"
Nov 1, 1941: "600 values recovered"

"Completed during November 1941"
Dec 1, 1941: "800 values recovered"

"Unfinished or continuous"
Jan 1, 1942: "Approximately 6,180 values recovered"

Remembering some previously assigned values could be changed
by later discoveries.

So by the end of December 1941 the allies thought they had around 7%
of the code book recovered.

By the way people will be happy to know the quote assigned
to Safford (about the number of code groups needed) was
written by someone else, and appears to be related to a
situation in 1943 where units were sending very standardised
messages. Hard to tell exactly given how badly the quote is transcribed.
[i]
>>Translation Denyav chooses to supply URLs with no evidence.
>
>I think anybody with subs.to the Proceeding can access to article.

So Denyav will continue to avoid presenting the evidence.
[i]
>>been
>>in on the conspiracy right. After all if any arm of the US government
>>does the same the claim is it was part of a conspiracy.
>
>>So this documentary is on Pearl Harbor right?
>
>No,but on a copy cat version of Pearl Harbor.

When did the IJN attack US territory again after 1942?
Where did the new IJN carriers come from?

>>Willey is like Stinnett, the evidence does not match the claims.
>
>Of course,only official's claims match evidences,because they are
>the ones who produce official evidences.

Thanks for admitting the conspiracy people do not match the evidence.

>>Post war would be easily possible, as part of the investigations even.
>>
>No,dont you know some selected senators always meet behind closed doors.

Ah a good laugh does wonders for the soul. Apparently Senators
and Congressman, some major opponents of FDR, failed to make
the evidence public and now this is apparently because they
always meet behind closed doors. Presumably never let out onto
the floor of the house etc.

deleted text,

"Ah yes, so he kept the secret until he died, allowing the system to
railroad the commanders etc. etc. Dies was a very anti communist
person, the claimed information could be used to discredit much
of the democrat administration even post war, but strange to tell
the claimed information never surfaces until people are dead."

>>This should be funny, presumably Denyav can read Dutch,
>>including the Captain's shorthan
>
>You bet.

But fails to provide the evidence.

>>custody of. Meantime
>>Denyav quotes the conspiracy custodians, the ones who have
>>custody of the conspiracy to lie about the events of 1941, people
>>like Stinnett and Willey
>
>I think you are the conspiracy custodian,sir
>Numbers declining but still exist.

Yes folks, delete the evidence and you can claim anything.

rest of the post is deleted text,

"Yes folks, change the subject, since the Red Cross decided to
prepare in case Hawaii was attacked by air they must have been
in on the conspiracy right. After all if any arm of the US government
does the same the claim is it was part of a conspiracy.

Translation Denyav denies the tide is in, the air is just a little wet.

By the way in case people are wondering Denyav is wandering the
conspiracy theory web sites, yet again Mark Willey's one or
conspiracy central, looking for that out of context quote to throw in.
Just type a key phrase into a search engine and see which site
Denyav is copying, watch the typos though.

Yes folks, remember the conspiracy to cause Pearl Harbor must
have happened pre war and that Churchill says all the decoded
messages were released.

In case people are wondering Denyav is mining the conspiracy
site of Mark Willey, the name he dare not utter, presumably he will
endorse the claim the US was trying to lose Coral Sea and Midway
as well and that the US never gave Pearl Harbor any help cracking
JN-25, the unit there had to start from scratch in December 1941.

There are more names to be added from the page if Denyav wants
to continue this line, you know the world is flat because some people
say it is.

Willey is like Stinnett, the evidence does not match the claims.

Which Rhorpe? I presume the claimed messages sent by General
Thorpe. The problem is quite simple, the Japanese diplomatic
system did not know about the attack on Pearl Harbor, rather hard
to credit a cracked diplomatic message with having the information.

Instead what was intercepted was the "winds message" set up,
the open code to be sent if communications were cut telling the
Japanese about who the Japanese were about to be at war with.

See, Thorpe, Elliott R. East Wind Rain: The Intimate Account of an
Intelligence Officer in the Pacific, 1939-1949. Boston: Gambit, 1969.

No, the IJN officers present told people about the communications.
This is the trouble for the conspiracy the IJN keeps shooting it down.

Oh yes, Leib waited until after Hull was dead before telling the
world of his claims. Does this make Hull a conspirator? If so
a stupid one by letting the claimed secret out?

(on the claimed New York article of 8 December 1941)

Yes folks, the article does not appear instead we are left to believe
no one in New Your noticed it.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Denyav
July 1st 04, 05:35 PM
>This should be good, the attempt to imply I am paid to spend so
>much time laughing will no doubt continue.
>

Surely you are not paid to protect official position.

>Translation Denyav needs to pretend he has people agreeing with
>him even when they do not. Churchill, Stimson and Hoover for a start,
>Dulles without any attempt to

They do not agree with me,but I do agree with what they say.Thats a small but
important difference.

>provide the evidence. "countless" is
>defined as Denyav counting himself multiple time, 1, 2 3, many.

I quoted them several times in my posts too but according to you they were
"irrelevant"
How soon you forgat that.


Translation Denyav will continue to try and smear, using his ideas of
>insults of course. He has announced he is not paid to push his jokes,
>which is not surprising, those who know the truth would not pay to push

Apparently many sharing these ideas,people know that what their officials are
telling them is not always the truth.


>Yes folks, if the evidence does not fit ignore it.

The evidences that you find find "irrelevant" could easily qualify for the
above.

>Simply I never said that, another claim without proof.

I guess you do not even read your own posts.

>Denyav is having trouble coping with the idea the work on the A code
>stopped after it went out of service while work picked up on the B code.

An other way of backpedalling or accepting code recovery work has never been
stopped.BTW hiding behind terms is a pretty common way.

>By the way folks Denyav is going to keep announcing he has no
>idea about the code, changing recoveries of random numbers
>into recovery of the meanings of code groups. The allies knew
>around 5,000 random numbers from the 5 additive book, which

Lots of detractors included to this part of message so obviously there is
something to hide here.

Lets summarize your own position:
1)You said that codes are something like a special language.I agree.
2)You said the recovering of the codes is something like learning a
language,slow and time consuming.Agreed.
3)Now you are trying to defend your not defendable position by hiding an
alphabet soup.
4)If we continue to use language analogy:JN25A and B are not different
languages they are different dialects of the same language.But you are trying
to sell them as as if they were different languages
5)Lets continue to use language analogy:
How many words are there in any language,for example English?
How many words do you use everday?
Very small percentage I guess.
That was exactly the point of Safford when he asserted that 7000 codes were
enough to read almost all JN25B coded messages,even though JN25B had almost
55000 codes.
Now you are trying to use alphabet as detractor and trying to hide the fact
that US had just before PH had 10000 JN25B codes in the hand,which was
,according to Safford,much more than he needed to read the most of JN25B
dispatces !.
6)Now Midway,its enlightening to see that the custodians of official version
are actually challenging the official version to defend their hard to defend
positions.
On many issues the officials and historians disagree,but Midway is not one of
them,there is a consensus among historians that the outcome of Midway is the
product the superior intelligence.
So According to your assertions US intellingence that was unable to recover
enough codes in 12 months prior to Pearl Harbor to read Japanase messages but
After Pearl Harbor US intelligence managed to achive within a few months what
it could not do in one year before PH!.
How did they do that? Maybe now famous outer space aliens helped them to
recover codes after PH?.

>By the way people will be happy to know the quote assigned
>to Safford (about the number of code groups needed) was
>written by someone else, and appears to be related to a
>situation in 1943 where units were sending very standardised
>messages. Hard to tell exactly given how badly the quote is

Yeah right,His words are irrelevant too.

>When did the IJN attack US territory again after 1942?
>Where did the new IJN carriers come from?

Replace IJN with OBL,japanese pilots with Atta&Co,replace Japanese planes with
Boeings.

>Thanks for admitting the conspiracy people do not match the evidence.
>
Thanks for admitting the official people do indeed produce the evidence.

>h yes, Leib waited until after Hull was dead before telling the
>world of his claims. Does this make Hull a conspirator? If so
>a stupid one by letting the claimed secret out?

It was no secret that Hull was not very fond of FDR-Stimson-Marshall trios'
plans and also it was very well known that Leib was a close friend of Hull.
The Motive of leakage to Leib was probably to warn Japanase but who knows?

Denyav
July 1st 04, 05:45 PM
>told the receiver what random numbers were used. Helps explain why
>the USN had less than 10% of the book after 4 months.

So that means in April 1941,at the latest,US had 10% of the book in the hand.
Can you tell us the percentage of the book available to US on Dec.4,1941?

Or did US stop recovery work in April and started hibernating?

Keith Willshaw
July 1st 04, 09:08 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >told the receiver what random numbers were used. Helps explain why
> >the USN had less than 10% of the book after 4 months.
>
> So that means in April 1941,at the latest,US had 10% of the book in the
hand.
> Can you tell us the percentage of the book available to US on Dec.4,1941?
>

Of the 50,000 code groups used only 3800 had been cracked

> Or did US stop recovery work in April and started hibernating?

Nope the Japanese imtroduced a new 50,000 group additive
book in August 1941 which set them back months

They also had low priority, Joe Rochefort recorded that his group had
little
equipment, the tabulating machines and teletypes needed had been
diverted to the efforts to break the German and Italian codes and
the Japanese diplomatic cipher

He didnt even have a secure comms line to the radio intercept
station. All intercepts had to be delivered by courier. It wasnt
until Febuary 1942 that the group began to read even a small
portion of messages in JN-25

Keith

Denyav
July 2nd 04, 04:15 AM
>Of the 50,000 code groups used only 3800 had been cracked

Nope,by December almost 1000 were cracked.

ope the Japanese imtroduced a new 50,000 group additive
>book in August 1941 which set them back months

Question was about April not August.
>They also had low priority, Joe Rochefort recorded that his group had
>little
>equipment, the tabulating machines and teletypes needed had been
>diverted to the efforts to break the German and Italian codes and
>the Japanese diplomatic cipher

After Pearl Harbor suddenly everything changed and US (and British)code
breakers broke all codes that they were unable to crack in 12 months prior to
Pearl Harbor within a few months .
I wonder how this miracle happened,maybe your famous outer space aliens ,this
time masquerading as US (and British) code breakers made it happen.

>He didnt even have a secure comms line to the radio intercept
>station. All intercepts had to be delivered by courier. It wasnt
>until Febuary 1942 that the group began to read even a small
>portion of messages in JN-25

Even according to Safford 7000 codes were enough to read the most JN25B coded
messages and many messages could be read with 1500 codes.
Lets remember US had recovered almost 10000 codes by Dec.4

Geoffrey Sinclair
July 2nd 04, 07:11 AM
Ah yes the near total erase take 9. Now we are into Denyav trying
to change additive books into code group books. I timed
my effort at 5 minutes plus the 5 minute review before sending.

The story so far,

1) the claims about the war warning message text, dropped after the
war warning text was actually posted. (the warnings are supposed to
make Pearl Harbor the only target)
2) the use of the character in the Pearl Harbor movie played by Dan
Aykroyd as a source of facts, dropped when it was revealed where
the name came from.
3) claims about the various investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack,
dropped when a list of such investigations was posted
4) attempts to promote the relatively recent congressional request to
promote General Short and Admiral Kimmel as proof of a conspiracy
are dropped, after the text of the resolution is posted.
5) claims about what Admiral Kimmel said are backed up by the URL
of the transcript of the congressional request meeting, Kimmel had
been dead for around 30 years before the meeting. The URL text
does not support pre knowledge of the attack and includes over
statements on Kimmels behalf (inventing 800 to 1,000 extra patrol
bombers available)
6) the claim the only investigation to clear Kimmel is the reliable one
despite the claim the findings and evidence have never been released.
Claim dropped again.
7) The claims the investigations were all rigged because it was one
entity investigating itself. Dropped since the claimed only investigation
to clear Kimmel was USN, the USN investigating the USN.
8) Hollywood is a US "premier quasi-governmental PSYOP organization."
Claim dropped.
9) The claim the US needed Pearl to be attacked, apparently the assaults
on Wake, Guam, Midway, the Philippines and US shipping were not enough.
Claim dropped.
10) The claim MacArthur received warnings Hawaii did not, claim dropped.
The same war warnings were sent to all commands in the Pacific.
11) the claim the "McCollum Memo" was a blueprint for US government
actions, dropped after the memo summary was posted, pointing out
what the memo actually said.
12) the claim McCollum was in charge of codebreaking dropped, his
memo header makes it clear he was in a different area.
13) If you write a book that says no conspiracy you are automatically
said to be pushing the official version, and such versions are claimed
to be wrong. No proof mind you. Claim dropped.
14) The conspiracy pushers cannot lie unless they receive official permission.
That was a good one.
15) There are still some USN intercept files still hidden, claim dropped.
16) The attempt to use Stinnett as a source appears to be dropped,
since the claims are so easy to prove wrong it seems. If you question
Stinnett directly he complains about spelling errors rather than reply.
17) The Lietwiler letter, claims dropped after the key text was posted.
18) Only in Washington are investigations rigged with hand picked
documents. Claim dropped.
19) JN-25 was an "easy" code, claim dropped.
20) Churchill quote meaning, claim dropped.
21) If you know one thing perfectly you must know another thing perfectly
(in an attempt to "prove" 1941 = 2001)
22) The war warnings become a blind rather than identifying Pearl as
the target. It would seem Denyav finally read the text after I posted it.
23) Allen Dulles, CIA chief saying they knew in 1941, claim dropped.
24) Denyav is now simply inventing things I have supposed to have said.
25) Denyav is going to keep taking the number of random numbers
recovered and changing this to code group meaning recoveries.
25) It would seem the proof about what I said was irrelevant is not
able to be presented, so claim dropped.
26) The sad attempt to decide where I work has been dropped.

Denyav wrote in message >...

Deleted text,

"Yes folks, Denyav has to announce he does not want to know multiple
times. The 5 additive book came into service on 1 October 1940 and
went out of service on 31 January 1941. It increased the size of the
random number tables from 30,000 to 50,000, plus allowing the clerk
to start from any column, not column 1 of a row on the chosen page.
This further required changes to the message group where the sender"

>>told the receiver what random numbers were used. Helps explain why
>>the USN had less than 10% of the book after 4 months.
>
>So that means in April 1941,at the latest,US had 10% of the book in the hand.
>Can you tell us the percentage of the book available to US on Dec.4,1941?

Ah this is really really funny, thanks for confirming how little you
care about reality. The book in question is the 5 additive book
as the deleted text makes clear, but that has to be erased,
instead "the book" has to be redefined as the B code book.

People are no doubt well aware by now the multiple times I
have posted the recoveries of the B code book code groups.

>Or did US stop recovery work in April and started hibernating?

Yes folks, Denyav is going to use the fact the US stopped working
on the A code book (replaced 1 December 1940) and the 5 additive
book (replaced 1 February 1941) as an attempt to simply close down
the debate into what he would prefer I wrote.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Geoffrey Sinclair
July 2nd 04, 07:12 AM
Denyav wrote in message >...
>>Of the 50,000 code groups used only 3800 had been cracked
>
>Nope,by December almost 1000 were cracked.

Wrong, the December 1941 figure for JN-25B code groups
assigned meanings was 3,800.

>ope the Japanese imtroduced a new 50,000 group additive
>>book in August 1941 which set them back months
>
>Question was about April not August.

The reality is Denyav is unable to cope with the fact the number
in April 1941 was 300 JN-25B code groups assigned meanings.

>>They also had low priority, Joe Rochefort recorded that his group had
>>little
>>equipment, the tabulating machines and teletypes needed had been
>>diverted to the efforts to break the German and Italian codes and
>>the Japanese diplomatic cipher
>
>After Pearl Harbor suddenly everything changed and US (and British)code
>breakers broke all codes that they were unable to crack in 12 months prior to
>Pearl Harbor within a few months .
>I wonder how this miracle happened,maybe your famous outer space aliens ,this
>time masquerading as US (and British) code breakers made it happen.

Translation the massive increases in resources thrown at the problem,
Hawaii had all those unemployed sailors from the sunken ships for
example, add the greater use of radio by the IJN giving more text, then
the fact that the code breakers started from knowing 3,800 meanings
in December 1941, not zero in December 1940, (and as everyone
knows it is easier to figure out a missing word in a sentence than a
missing sentence with only one word). The fact the code had uppercase
(2 meanings per code group) and auxiliary tables was known, the fact
the "next x groups uppercase" markers were well known and used as
ways to crack the messages (the difference table) in December 1941,
versus not being known in December 1940 and so on.

JN-25 was the sort of code that the more you knew the quicker you
could learn the missing parts.

Yes folks, Denyav tries to announce that the code was compromised
in 2 months in December 1940 and January 1941, but now has to
turn around and say the allies, with more resources, starting from a
much higher level of knowledge, could not compromise the code in
6 months. You see for Denyav to be right the allies went backwards
in 1942 when it came to reading JN-25. Simple really, just invent facts
and delete the problems.

By the way one of the signals used as "proof" the allies could read
JN-25 when required is the following, British dd/mm/yy format.

"XXXXX NAVAL MESSAGE T.O.O.2339A/12 IN Received: 12.2.42

Addressed: B.A.D. Washington 234
From: Admiralty
Japanese aircraft carrier SHOKAKU intends
to leave Yokosuka and pick up aircraft 9th February

It is intended preparations of First and
Second aircraft Squadrons were to complete 7th
February, sail and embark aircraft 8th. E.T.A.
Palao 1200/12th

All above from special intelligence. 2339A/12

This is now mid February 1942, with two extra
months of work, more resources, with more messages to
work on, with forward feedback in action (the fewer missing
words the easier it is to figure out the missing words, with
more of the random number encypherments known the
easier to strip them out). Note it took until the 12th to decrypt
the message which talks about the 7th in future tense, in other
words about a week to crack a simple message.

This has been used to claim real time decodings of much
larger messages in 1941.

So in mid February 1942 the allies could crack relatively
small, standard, messages after about a week.

>>He didnt even have a secure comms line to the radio intercept
>>station. All intercepts had to be delivered by courier. It wasnt
>>until Febuary 1942 that the group began to read even a small
>>portion of messages in JN-25
>
>Even according to Safford 7000 codes were enough to read the most
>JN25B coded messages and many messages could be read with 1500
>codes.

Safford never wrote the work being quoted, and the example
appears to be about a special case in 1943.

>Lets remember US had recovered almost 10000 codes by Dec.4

No, the 10,000 claim is straight fiction. The real number was 3,800


Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Geoffrey Sinclair
July 2nd 04, 07:13 AM
Most of this message is simply deleted text put back in.

deleted text,

"As usual most of my words are deleted, new tactic time though, simply
lie about what has been written. Denyav has decided to go back to
a message I wrote on June 14, bypassing the JN-25 information I
posted more recently. I await with interest his retrieval of information
I sent in say 1990 as another desperate tactic to avoid actually answering.

"I expect him to heroically delete my reply and the heroically repeat he
is repeating his same junk. Two heroic acts means another self
awarded medal."

yes folks, if the theory requires a pink elephant driving a BMW
while towing a trailer upon which a giraffe is doing the hula dance
Denyav will announce elephants go to slimming clubs, wear lots
of pink make up and can drive, while giraffes are native to Hawaii.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>This should be good, the attempt to imply I am paid to spend so
>>much time laughing will no doubt continue.
>
>Surely you are not paid to protect official position.

Yes folks, the full retreat starts.

deleted text,

Denyav has decided this is my work it seems, which is great, I
will get his address and send him the bill.

Yes folks, Denyav's word is classified by him as Holy writ, no proof
is required. Much laughter generated. I am still waiting for proof
about what I am supposed to have dated the McCollum memo. I
like the way Denyav assumes because he needs to hide the truth
the same applies to others.

>>Translation Denyav needs to pretend he has people agreeing with
>>him even when they do not. Churchill, Stimson and Hoover for a start,
>>Dulles without any attempt to
>
>They do not agree with me,but I do agree with what they say.
>Thats a small but important difference.

Churchill, all the decoded messages placed in the public arena.
Stimson, the Japanese must fire first. Dulles a claimed quote,
Hoover no quote at all presented.

See any Pearl Harbor conspiracies there?

>>provide the evidence. "countless" is
>>defined as Denyav counting himself multiple time, 1, 2 3, many.
>
>I quoted them several times in my posts too but according to you they were
>"irrelevant" How soon you forgat that.

Translation Denyav will not allow the quotes to exist in the same
message where the flaws in them are pointed out. Oh yes, the
"irrelevant" claim is simply another invention.

>>Translation Denyav will continue to try and smear, using his ideas of
>>insults of course. He has announced he is not paid to push his jokes,
>>which is not surprising, those who know the truth would not pay to push

Deleted text,

lies and those pushing the lies would not pay for such mediocre efforts.

Note now the absurd attempt to try and avoid the fact he has no
long range "what does that person do" device.

>Apparently many sharing these ideas,people know that what their officials are
>telling them is not always the truth.

Translation if a person in public life tells a lie about being given
a speeding ticket, they must be clearly responsible for mass murder.

>>Yes folks, if the evidence does not fit ignore it.
>
>The evidences that you find find "irrelevant" could easily qualify for the
>above.

Yes folks, Denyav tells us he ignores the evidence that does
not fit.

>>Simply I never said that, another claim without proof.
>
>I guess you do not even read your own posts.

This is really funny, Denyav cannot provide any evidence, all
he can keep providing is the fiction he prefers to the truth.

Note how the text on what "I never said" is deleted, it has
to be since Denyav cannot back the claim.

>>Denyav is having trouble coping with the idea the work on the A code
>>stopped after it went out of service while work picked up on the B code.
>
>An other way of backpedalling or accepting code recovery work has never been
>stopped.BTW hiding behind terms is a pretty common way.

Denyav is having trouble coping with the idea the work on the A code
stopped after it went out of service while work picked up on the B code.

>>By the way folks Denyav is going to keep announcing he has no
>>idea about the code, changing recoveries of random numbers
>>into recovery of the meanings of code groups. The allies knew
>>around 5,000 random numbers from the 5 additive book, which

deleted text,

"ended use on 31 January 1941. They had 300 B code group
meanings assigned by 1 April 1941. Different things.

deleted text, on the idea the failure to change additives compromised
the B code.

"If it did compromise the code values then it should have compromised
the A version as well, yet the USN reports knowing around 5% of the
code values when work stopped around March 1941.

Thanks for a really great laugh, they US recovered around 5,000 random
number additives of the 5 additive book, out of 50,000, the additive book
that had been in use for months before the A to B codebook change over.
This gives an idea of just how little the allies could read in early 1941
since the additives needed to be removed before the code groups could
be looked at.

This is great, this shows Denyav's techniques so well.

Firstly changing the random numbers, additives, into code values.
The random numbers, additives, are used to disguise the code
groups and need to be removed first, no additives no code groups.

>Lots of detractors included to this part of message so obviously there is
>something to hide here.

Yes folks, Denyav cannot cope with the facts, they must have a
hidden message in them.

>Lets summarize your own position:
>1)You said that codes are something like a special language.I agree.
>2)You said the recovering of the codes is something like learning a
>language,slow and time consuming.Agreed.
>3)Now you are trying to defend your not defendable position by hiding an
>alphabet soup.

Yes folks, Denyav now announces he cannot cope with the facts.

>4)If we continue to use language analogy:JN25A and B are not different
>languages they are different dialects of the same language. But you are
>trying to sell them as as if they were different languages

Sigh, A code, groups in order, that is alphabetical and numerical,
one meaning per code group.
B code, groups scrambled, 2 meanings for most of the code groups,
auxiliary tables for key items.

The "different dialects" is basically another attempt to try the
"easily breakable" line.

>5)Lets continue to use language analogy:
>How many words are there in any language,for example English?
>How many words do you use everday?
>Very small percentage I guess.

Just ignore the fact the wonder messages claimed to be intercepted
were using the unusual language, and in any case the messages were
not sent by radio.

>That was exactly the point of Safford when he asserted that 7000
>codes were enough to read almost all JN25B coded messages,
>even though JN25B had almost 55000 codes.

1) It was not Safford.
2) It appears the quote is about a specific case in 1943.

>Now you are trying to use alphabet as detractor and trying to hide the fact
>that US had just before PH had 10000 JN25B codes in the hand,which was
>,according to Safford,much more than he needed to read the most of JN25B
>dispatces !.

Yes folks, Denyav needs a fact so he creates one, the number of groups
recovered was around 3,800 to 1 December 1941.

>6)Now Midway,its enlightening to see that the custodians of official version
>are actually challenging the official version to defend their hard to defend
>positions.

Yes folks Denyav now needs to invent a whole new history. Apparently
the fact the contribution allied intercepts and code breaking made has
been known for decades has to be rewritten.

>On many issues the officials and historians disagree,but Midway is not one of
>them,there is a consensus among historians that the outcome of Midway is the
>product the superior intelligence.

The ability of the USN to read the IJN codes gave them the best
chance yet to ambush the IJN.

>So According to your assertions US intellingence that was unable to recover
>enough codes in 12 months prior to Pearl Harbor to read Japanase messages >but After Pearl Harbor US intelligence managed to achive
within a few months >what it could not do in one year before PH!.

Yes folks Denyav does not have a clue, and needs to debate himself
to avoid the facts. Reality says the allies knew how JN-25B worked
in December 1941 but lacked enough code group meanings to read
the messages. That changed in 1942 when the allies threw more
resources at the problem, using the techniques developed in 1941
to crack the code.

deleted text,

"Secondly ignoring the fact the "5" version of the code stopped being
used in January 1941 and the USN stopped working on the A version
in around March 1941, since the IJN decided to stop using the A code
in December 1940. Just try and pretend I am running some sort of
line the USN stopped work at that time. Above all do not even begin
to understand that Washington was weeks behind current intercepts
because they were mailed in from the Pacific.

Thirdly changing the subject. Move away from the fact that if the
failure to change additive books compromised the B code it
must have compromised the A code, since the US had only 5%
of the A code book when work ended on it around March 1941."

>How did they do that? Maybe now famous outer space aliens helped them to
>recover codes after PH?.

Yes folks, Denyav tries to announce that the code was compromised
in 2 months in December 1940 and January 1941, but now has to
turn around and say the allies, with more resources, starting from a
much higher level of knowledge, could not compromise the code in
6 months. You see for Denyav to be right the allies went backwards
in 1942 when it came to reading JN-25. Simple really, just invent facts
and delete the problems.

Deleted text,

"So tell us all please what A code values did the US recover in say
the second half of 1941?

Yes folks, Holy Writ time, no proof offered about what they could read.
By the way if it was 90% by December 1941 can you explain how this
percentage went down by April/May 1942, when the allies were trying
to figure out Midway and Coral Sea? Or that the all knowing intelligence
system missed the IJN battleships coming out at Midway and the way
the IJN carriers came

yes folks, Denyav cannot answer how come his claims mean the
US could read less in 1942 than in 1941 so it is time to change
the subject.

The reason the allies could read more in 1942 was quite simple,
they had recovered more of the code. I like the idea what was
possible in May 1942 is supposed to be less than November
1941 despite 6 months more work. Oh yes the USN went onto
trying to read IJN messages immediately on 18 March 1942,
it was then they had enough of the code to try this.

Yes folks, just announce in effect the US went backwards
in code reading ability in 1941 to fit the conspiracy.

Deleted text,

"How about the fact just before midway the allies were intercepting
around 60% of IJN traffic and decoding about 20% of the intercepted
messages, plus gaining some parts of around 70% of messages.

"As of 20 April 1945 the USN found it had 35,761 additives of JN-25B7,
the version in use 1 August to 3 December 1941, with the probability
several hundred might be bad. So 70% of the additives were thought
to be known, this was upped to 47,500 by August 1945, as part of the
reworking of the messages. As of 1 December 1941 the USN thought
it knew 3,800 code group meanings.

Yes folks, the fact the IJN used the old additive book told the allies
the basic code system was still in place, 5 digit code groups with
valid numbers divisible by 3.

There was no need to worry about basic information like say the
new valid code groups were now divisible by say 2.

Just ignore the new code introduced auxiliary tables, two meanings
for the same code group, and stopped having the code groups in
alphabetical order. Just pretend the IJN radioed the code book
to the allies.

So now the lies begin. Firstly the failure to update the random number
book enabled the allies to confirm the basic system was still in place.
The valid code groups were 5 digit numbers divisible by 3. Secondly
the allies did not have all the valid random numbers, additives, used
to disguise the valid code groups, thirdly the Japanese did not put
out messages containing all 55,000 valid code group meanings in
the two months, December 1940 and January 1941.

If you would like to know the exact code groups recovered it was
"Unfinished or Continuous"

April 1, 1941: "approximately 300 values recovered"
May 1, 1941: "approximately 400 values recovered"
June 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
July 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
August 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Sept 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Oct 1, 1941: "approximately 2400

"Completed during October 1941"
Nov 1, 1941: "600 values recovered"

"Completed during November 1941"
Dec 1, 1941: "800 values recovered"

"Unfinished or continuous"
Jan 1, 1942: "Approximately 6,180 values recovered"

Remembering some previously assigned values could be changed
by later discoveries.

So by the end of December 1941 the allies thought they had around 7%
of the code book recovered.
[i][i]
>>By the way people will be happy to know the quote assigned
>>to Safford (about the number of code groups needed) was
>>written by someone else, and appears to be related to a
>>situation in 1943 where units were sending very standardised
>>messages. Hard to tell exactly given how badly the quote is
transcribed.

>Yeah right,His words are irrelevant too.

Yes folks, instead of providing the quote in context, with proper
author Denyav will simply ignore the problems.
[i]
>>When did the IJN attack US territory again after 1942?
>>Where did the new IJN carriers come from?
>
>Replace IJN with OBL,japanese pilots with Atta&Co,
>replace Japanese planes with Boeings.

Yes folks, since the US railways used steam engines in 1941
the US railways use steam engines in 2001. Same logic.
[i]
>>Thanks for admitting the conspiracy people do not match the evidence.
>>
>Thanks for admitting the official people do indeed produce the evidence.

Yes the official people do produce the evidence, all non conspiracy.

deleted text,

"Ah a good laugh does wonders for the soul. Apparently Senators
and Congressman, some major opponents of FDR, failed to make
the evidence public and now this is apparently because they
always meet behind closed doors. Presumably never let out onto
the floor of the house etc.

Ah yes, so he kept the secret until he died, allowing the system to
railroad the commanders etc. etc. Dies was a very anti communist
person, the claimed information could be used to discredit much
of the democrat administration even post war, but strange to tell
the claimed information never surfaces until people are dead.

"Yes folks, change the subject, since the Red Cross decided to
prepare in case Hawaii was attacked by air they must have been
in on the conspiracy right. After all if any arm of the US government
does the same the claim is it was part of a conspiracy.

Translation Denyav denies the tide is in, the air is just a little wet.

By the way in case people are wondering Denyav is wandering the
conspiracy theory web sites, yet again Mark Willey's one or
conspiracy central, looking for that out of context quote to throw in.
Just type a key phrase into a search engine and see which site
Denyav is copying, watch the typos though.

Yes folks, remember the conspiracy to cause Pearl Harbor must
have happened pre war and that Churchill says all the decoded
messages were released.

In case people are wondering Denyav is mining the conspiracy
site of Mark Willey, the name he dare not utter, presumably he will
endorse the claim the US was trying to lose Coral Sea and Midway
as well and that the US never gave Pearl Harbor any help cracking
JN-25, the unit there had to start from scratch in December 1941.

There are more names to be added from the page if Denyav wants
to continue this line, you know the world is flat because some people
say it is.

Willey is like Stinnett, the evidence does not match the claims.

Which Rhorpe? I presume the claimed messages sent by General
Thorpe. The problem is quite simple, the Japanese diplomatic
system did not know about the attack on Pearl Harbor, rather hard
to credit a cracked diplomatic message with having the information.

Instead what was intercepted was the "winds message" set up,
the open code to be sent if communications were cut telling the
Japanese about who the Japanese were about to be at war with.

See, Thorpe, Elliott R. East Wind Rain: The Intimate Account of an
Intelligence Officer in the Pacific, 1939-1949. Boston: Gambit, 1969.

No, the IJN officers present told people about the communications.
This is the trouble for the conspiracy the IJN keeps shooting it down."

>>h yes, Leib waited until after Hull was dead before telling the
>>world of his claims. Does this make Hull a conspirator? If so
>>a stupid one by letting the claimed secret out?
>
>It was no secret that Hull was not very fond of FDR-Stimson-Marshall trios'
>plans and also it was very well known that Leib was a close friend of Hull.
>The Motive of leakage to Leib was probably to warn Japanase but who knows?

Yes folks, just ignore the fact Leib waited until no one could
contradict his claims, the fact the signal claimed being
discussed was never sent by radio, the fact Leib is supposed
to have written about it in the New York Times on 8 December
1941 but it seems no one noticed, a the time, during the war
or after the war. Oh yes I like the way Hull is put as an outsider
to the FDR-Stimson-Marshall "plot". Marshall is interesting,
much more to do with his post war activities, after all Admiral
Stark was head of the Navy, the service actually trying to
decode IJN signals, not the Army, but FDR-Stimson-Stark
does not work because the objective is to smear.

So let us understand this correctly Denyav is accusing Hull of
giving away one of the US's greatest military secrets, the ability
to read IJN codes,

(Dutch Captain goes missing as well)

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Keith Willshaw
July 2nd 04, 02:13 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Of the 50,000 code groups used only 3800 had been cracked
>
> Nope,by December almost 1000 were cracked.
>

1000 is less than 3800

> ope the Japanese imtroduced a new 50,000 group additive
> >book in August 1941 which set them back months
>
> Question was about April not August.

August comes after April

> >They also had low priority, Joe Rochefort recorded that his group had
> >little
> >equipment, the tabulating machines and teletypes needed had been
> >diverted to the efforts to break the German and Italian codes and
> >the Japanese diplomatic cipher
>
> After Pearl Harbor suddenly everything changed and US (and British)code
> breakers broke all codes that they were unable to crack in 12 months prior
to
> Pearl Harbor within a few months .

Thats what typically happens when priorities change

> I wonder how this miracle happened,maybe your famous outer space aliens
,this
> time masquerading as US (and British) code breakers made it happen.
>

Extra money, people and equipment made it happen, just as the
US armed forces increased in size rather quickly, this tends
to happen during a major shooting war.

> >He didnt even have a secure comms line to the radio intercept
> >station. All intercepts had to be delivered by courier. It wasnt
> >until Febuary 1942 that the group began to read even a small
> >portion of messages in JN-25
>
> Even according to Safford 7000 codes were enough to read the most JN25B
coded
> messages and many messages could be read with 1500 codes.

Safford is not a good source, but since only 3,800 had been cracked !

> Lets remember US had recovered almost 10000 codes by Dec.4
>
>

Nope.

Keith

Denyav
July 2nd 04, 05:49 PM
>Churchill, all the decoded messages placed in the public arena.
>Stimson, the Japanese must fire first. Dulles a claimed quote,
>Hoover no quote at all presente


Churchill:"..from the end of 1940 the Americans had pierced the vital Japanase
ciphers and were decoding large numbers of their Military and diplomatic
telegrams"

FDR:"The war starts tomorrow"
Dec.6,1941

As I said before being a custodian of conspiracies is a tough job nowadays.
>See any Pearl Harbor conspiracies there?

Yeah right,nobody sees anything.
>Translation if a person in public life tells a lie about being given
>a speeding ticket, they must be clearly responsible for mass murder.

Translation if a public person or official tells a capital lie about Pearl
Harbor,there is no reason to believe that they are telling truth about other
similar incidents,for example 9/11.

>Denyav is having trouble coping with the idea the work on the A code
>stopped after it went out of service while work picked up on the B code.

Congrulations you have finally accepted that recovery work did not stop in
March or April 1941 but actually accelerated.

>1) It was not Safford.
>2) It appears the quote is about a specific case in 1943.
>

It was Safford it refers to whole JN25B decoding process.>Yes folks, Denyav
needs a fact so he creates one, the number of groups

>recovered was around 3,800 to 1 December 1941.
>

Just add up your own monthly recovery numbers after April 41 without trying to
hide the numbers behind some definition walls,you will find a totally different
number,and this number will be very close to 10000.

Yes folks Denyav now needs to invent a whole new history. Apparently
>the fact the contribution allied intercepts and code breaking made has
>been known for decades has to be rewritten.
>

You are excellent in contradicting yourself.
How the Allies that,according to your own statements,were so incapable of
reading JN25B messages prior to Pearl Harbor,became so sophisticated and
efficient code breakers right after Pearl Harbor.
How did this miracle happen,with the help of Mr.Willshaws outer space aliens
maybe?

>The ability of the USN to read the IJN codes gave them the best
>chance yet to ambush the IJN.

Heck,wasn't it the SAME USN that was unable to read any JN25B messages only a
few months ago?
I guess USN recruited outer space aliens as code breakers right after Pearl
Harbor

>Yes folks Denyav does not have a clue, and needs to debate himself
>to avoid the facts. Reality says the allies knew how JN-25B worked
>in December 1941 but lacked enough code group meanings to

Nice use of detractors,Allies knew how JN25B worked already in December
1940,not in December 1941.
There is one full year difference and Allies did go to hibernating in December
1940.
>to figure out Midway and Coral Sea? Or that the all knowing intelligence
>system missed the IJN battleships coming out at Midway and the way
>the IJN carriers came [into the Coral Sea behind the US carriers.]
>
Wasn't Midway a victory of superior intelligence gathering?

Denyav
July 2nd 04, 06:03 PM
>000 is less than 3800

Obviously 10000,sorry for typo.

>August comes after April
Right but still question was about April.

>Thats what typically happens when priorities change

No,as soon as Japanese fleet assembled in early Nov.,OP-20-GY -1 was alerted
and devoted almost all of its resorces to JN25B messages on 7/24 basis.

>Extra money, people and equipment made it happen, just as the
>US armed forces increased in size rather quickly, this tends
>to happen during a major shooting war.

Problem is that the US knew that it was going to happen almost one full year in
advance.

>Safford is not a good source, but since only 3,800 had been cracked !

Safford is pretty good source if you add up monthly totals you will find
another number

>Nope.

True sir US,(and Probably Brits) were able to read almost 90% of Jn25B
dispatches prior to Dec.7

Keith Willshaw
July 3rd 04, 01:30 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Churchill, all the decoded messages placed in the public arena.
> >Stimson, the Japanese must fire first. Dulles a claimed quote,
> >Hoover no quote at all presente
>
>
> Churchill:"..from the end of 1940 the Americans had pierced the vital
Japanase
> ciphers and were decoding large numbers of their Military and diplomatic
> telegrams"
>

Indeed they had penetrated Purple , the diplomatic cipher
and a number of other codes, but not JN-25

> FDR:"The war starts tomorrow"
> Dec.6,1941
>

Quite so , an attack of the Phillipines and Malaya
was expected and all Pacific commands had been
issued a war warning.

Keith

Keith Willshaw
July 3rd 04, 01:52 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >000 is less than 3800
>
> Obviously 10000,sorry for typo.
>
> >August comes after April
> Right but still question was about April.
>

A change in August is clearly signifucant when considering
the situation in December

> >Thats what typically happens when priorities change
>
> No,as soon as Japanese fleet assembled in early Nov.,OP-20-GY -1 was
alerted
> and devoted almost all of its resorces to JN25B messages on 7/24 basis.
>

But had few such resources. There were only 36 trained cryptographers
available and at any one time only a small number (2 to 5) was assigned to
JN-25

Evcen had JN-25 been cracked Pearl Harbor attack plan was never broadcast
in JN-25 or any other cipher and the fleet maintained complete radio
silence.
All that could have been surmised was that an air attack somewhere
in the Pacific was likely. This had already been surmised which is why
the carriers of the USN were delivering extra aircraft to Midway
and Wake in early December 1941 and why Force Z which was
planned to include a carrier was sent by the RN to Singapore

Yamaoto's biographer (Hiroyuki Agawa) served under him in
the IJN and is quite clear that orders for the attack were
hand delivered and extreme precautions taken within the
navy to avoid compromising the plan.

> >Extra money, people and equipment made it happen, just as the
> >US armed forces increased in size rather quickly, this tends
> >to happen during a major shooting war.
>
> Problem is that the US knew that it was going to happen almost one full
year in
> advance.
>

No they knew AN attack was coming but the expected venue
was the Phillipines.

> >Safford is not a good source, but since only 3,800 had been cracked !
>
> Safford is pretty good source if you add up monthly totals you will find
> another number
>

Your misrepresenting his words isnt helpful.

> >Nope.
>
> True sir US,(and Probably Brits) were able to read almost 90% of Jn25B
> dispatches prior to Dec.7

No sir they were not, the data released from Bletchley Park
as written about in 'The Emperors Codes' by Michael Smith
makes it quite clear that neither nation was reading
JN-25 at that time. This is reinforced by the
"History of OP-20-GYP-1"


Keith

Denyav
July 3rd 04, 04:04 PM
>Indeed they had penetrated Purple , the diplomatic cipher
>and a number of other codes, but not JN-25

But Mr.Churchill clearly stated "..military and diplomatic.." which includes
JN25 too.


Quite so , an attack of the Phillipines and Malaya
>was expected and all Pacific commands had been
>issued a war warning.

So called War Warning was designed not to warn Pearl Harbor but to draw
attention away from Pearl Harbor,even though US learned on Nov.25 that the
Pearl Harbor was the target.
That was the reason why Naval Court of Inqury exonarated Kimmel.

Keith Willshaw
July 3rd 04, 04:51 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >Indeed they had penetrated Purple , the diplomatic cipher
> >and a number of other codes, but not JN-25
>
> But Mr.Churchill clearly stated "..military and diplomatic.." which
includes
> JN25 too.
>

He didnt say 'ALL military' so it clearly does not

>
> Quite so , an attack of the Phillipines and Malaya
> >was expected and all Pacific commands had been
> >issued a war warning.
>
> So called War Warning was designed not to warn Pearl Harbor but to draw
> attention away from Pearl Harbor,even though US learned on Nov.25 that the
> Pearl Harbor was the target.

The message sent to Kimmel started thus

"This dispatch is to be considered a war warning. Negotiations with Japan
looking
toward stabilization of conditions in the Pacific have ceased and an
aggressive
move by Japan is expected within the next few days"

This cannot be construed as anything but an alert against
possible attack. The fact that it named other locations
as 'likely' targets hardly ruled out Hawaii.

>
> That was the reason why Naval Court of Inqury exonarated Kimmel.
>

It didnt, rather it found that his failings were not sufficient basis for
a court martial on the grounds of dereliction of duty. In practical terms
the Naval court blamed the army.

The naval command staff were less charitable. As Admiral King
put it

" The derelictions on the part of Admiral Stark and Admiral Kimmel were
faults of omission rather than faults of commission. In the case in
question they indicate lack of the superior judgment necessary for
exercising command commensurate with their rank and their assigned
duties, rather than culpable inefficiency.

Since trial by general court martial is not warranted by the
evidence adduced, appropriate administrative action would appear to be
the relegation of both of these officers to positions in which lack of
superior judgment may not result in future errors."

In short he was fired, hardly an exoneration !

Note further that the court stated clearly that there was
NO information suggesting an attack on Hawaii

<Quote>
Based on Finding XII, the Court is of the opinion that, as no
information of any sort was at any time either forwarded or received
from any source which would indicate that Japanese carriers or other
Japanese ships were on their way to Hawaii during November or December,
1941, the attack of 7 December at Pearl Harbor, delivered under the
circumstances then existing, was unpreventable and that when it would
take place was unpredictable.
</Quote>


Keith

Denyav
July 3rd 04, 05:07 PM
>But had few such resources. There were only 36 trained cryptographers
>available and at any one time only a small number (2 to 5) was assigned to
>JN-25

When Japanese fleet assembled during early Nov.JN25 became the top priority and
all resources,that included cryptographers too,were assigned to JN25 reading.

>Evcen had JN-25 been cracked Pearl Harbor attack plan was never broadcast
>in JN-25 or any other cipher and the fleet maintained complete radio
>silence.

They did broadcast it indeed on Nov.25.
Japanase Task force broke radio silence at least 28 times during its voyage to
Hawaii.

>n the Pacific was likely. This had already been surmised which is why
>the carriers of the USN were delivering extra aircraft to Midway
>and Wake in early December 1941


Thats the reason why Washington cancelled Halsey's plan and removed carriers
from Pearl Harbor only a few days before attack.
Washington knew exact date and exact name of target.
WAshington was interested in producing an shock and awe event,but not
interested in losing war with Japan.
Events unfolded only a couple of months later around Midway proved that
US-British calculations were sound indeed.

By moving carriers away from Hawai just a few day prior to attack Washington
(Stark)accomplished several goals at one time.

1)The force that might deter Japanese from making the attack was no longer
available
2)Even if they were not deterred,an off shore naval battle using carriers would
not produce desired shock and awe.effect.
3)The carriers were in safety for later missions (for example Midway) whereas
Japanese were allowed to bomb useless WWI relics in Pearl Harbor.

>Yamaoto's biographer (Hiroyuki Agawa) served under him in
>the IJN and is quite clear that orders for the attack were
>hand delivered and extreme precautions taken within the
>navy to avoid compromising the plan.

No,Sir attack order came by radio waves and it also included instructions about
how to proceed if diplomatic negotiations with US were concluded
succesfully.(No attack).
This dispatch read by British on Nov.25,Dutch by Nov.27.
When US read this message?
Its is still classified !!!.

>No sir they were not, the data released from Bletchley Park
>as written about in 'The Emperors Codes' by Michael Smith
>makes it quite clear that neither nation was reading
>JN-25 at that time. This is reinforced by the
>"History of OP-20-GYP-1"
>

US intercepted acc.to NSA 26581 JN25B coded messages and were able to read 2413
of them.
Again according to 1946 naval inquiry 188 of them clearly indicated Pearl
Harbor as target.
Do you know a kind of radiowave that needs days or even weeks to reach
receivers a couple of thousand miles away?
Only problem now we mere mortals are not allowed to read them,except 30 or 40
of them as almost all of them were the subjects of NSA withdrawal notices.

Denyav
July 3rd 04, 05:45 PM
>> But Mr.Churchill clearly stated "..military and diplomatic.." which
>includes
>> JN25 too.
>>
>
>He didnt say 'ALL military' so it clearly does not

BOTH,military and diplomatic.period.

>This cannot be construed as anything but an alert against
>possible attack. The fact that it named other locations
>as 'likely' targets hardly ruled out Hawaii.

What HM gov't would do if they received a specific terror warning for London?
1)Issue a terror alert for London
2)Issue terror alerts for Montevideo,Montreal,Athens and Cairo,but not for
London.

Which one would be the correct response?


>In short he was fired, hardly an exoneration !
>

You forgat to mention that Naval court of inquiry decision EXONORATED Kimmel
but courts decision was OVERTURNED by Forrestal and King.

In other word overturning courts decision was a political move to save their
own asses.>Note further that the court stated clearly that there was

>NO information suggesting an attack on Hawaii

Court based its decision mainly on so called War Warning message and considered
it as an attempt to divert attention away from PH than warn PH.

>to Hawaii during November or December,
>1941, the attack of 7 December at Pearl Harbor, delivered under the
>circumstances then existing, was unpreventable and that when it would

None of Crane documents were available to court or Kimmel at that time.
Even members Congress conducting a mini probe on Pearl Harbor in 1995 were
denied access to the files.
In other words Congress members were allowed to investigate Pearl Harbor
incident on behalf American Public but even they were not allowed to see Pearl
Harbor documents.
Under these circumstances Naval Courts decision to exonorate Kimmel based on
correct interpretation of so called War Warning becomes even more important.

Keith Willshaw
July 3rd 04, 07:58 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >But had few such resources. There were only 36 trained cryptographers
> >available and at any one time only a small number (2 to 5) was assigned
to
> >JN-25
>
> When Japanese fleet assembled during early Nov.JN25 became the top
priority and
> all resources,that included cryptographers too,were assigned to JN25
reading.
>

There are a couple of problems here

1) Which woud hardly give them time to crack the code by Dec 7
2) Your favorite source (Safford) reports that this happened
AFTER Dec 7th

> >Evcen had JN-25 been cracked Pearl Harbor attack plan was never broadcast
> >in JN-25 or any other cipher and the fleet maintained complete radio
> >silence.
>
> They did broadcast it indeed on Nov.25.

Feel free to prove this

> Japanase Task force broke radio silence at least 28 times during its
voyage to
> Hawaii.
>

See above

> >n the Pacific was likely. This had already been surmised which is why
> >the carriers of the USN were delivering extra aircraft to Midway
> >and Wake in early December 1941
>
>
> Thats the reason why Washington cancelled Halsey's plan and removed
carriers
> from Pearl Harbor only a few days before attack.

The mission was real and Halsey, unlike Kimmel, put his command
on full alert.

> Washington knew exact date and exact name of target.

Unsupported assertions are not facts.

> WAshington was interested in producing an shock and awe event,but not
> interested in losing war with Japan.

Washinton is either a city or a state and has no plans. The US government
didnt want war with Japan, it was planning to fight Germany and
unless the Fuhrer was stupid enough to declare war on the USA
a Japanese entanglement would be a serious problem.

> Events unfolded only a couple of months later around Midway proved that
> US-British calculations were sound indeed.
>

The battle of Midway happened 6 months after the Pearl Harbor
attack. Last time I checked 6 is not a couple.

> By moving carriers away from Hawai just a few day prior to attack
Washington
> (Stark)accomplished several goals at one time.
>
> 1)The force that might deter Japanese from making the attack was no
longer
> available

The carriers were the main target as far as Yamamoto
was concerned and in harbour could neither launch
aircraft or recover them. Their presence would be
an incentive not a deterrent.

> 2)Even if they were not deterred,an off shore naval battle using carriers
would
> not produce desired shock and awe.effect.

It was the Japanese who were pursuing shock tactics.
ANY attack would take the USA into war so there
was no advantage whatever to having Pearl harbor
not be on alert.

> 3)The carriers were in safety for later missions (for example Midway)
whereas
> Japanese were allowed to bomb useless WWI relics in Pearl Harbor.
>

Trouble is the USN of the time viewed the Battleship as
the primary weapon of war and the carrier as an ancillary
vessel, it was the loss of the battlefleet that forced a
change of view.

Note those 'useless' WW1 relics went on to destroy the Japanese
fleet in the battle of the Surigao Strait in the sort of battle the
pre war planners envisaged

> >Yamaoto's biographer (Hiroyuki Agawa) served under him in
> >the IJN and is quite clear that orders for the attack were
> >hand delivered and extreme precautions taken within the
> >navy to avoid compromising the plan.
>
> No,Sir attack order came by radio waves and it also included instructions
about
> how to proceed if diplomatic negotiations with US were concluded
> succesfully.(No attack).

The message confirming the attack read 'Climb Mount Nitaka'
and was transmitted on Dec 2nd

> This dispatch read by British on Nov.25,Dutch by Nov.27.
> When US read this message?
> Its is still classified !!!.
>

Ah one of your mysterious 'sekrits'

> >No sir they were not, the data released from Bletchley Park
> >as written about in 'The Emperors Codes' by Michael Smith
> >makes it quite clear that neither nation was reading
> >JN-25 at that time. This is reinforced by the
> >"History of OP-20-GYP-1"
> >
>
> US intercepted acc.to NSA 26581 JN25B coded messages and were able to read
2413
> of them.

Not by Dec 7th 1941

> Again according to 1946 naval inquiry 188 of them clearly indicated Pearl
> Harbor as target.

The text of this inquiry is at

http://www.ibiblio.org/pha/pha/hewitt/hewitt-0.html

At no point does anything there support your claim, indeed it states

"The critical period commenced on 27 November 1941, when the Japanese
force, which was to attack Pearl Harbor, secretly left Tankan Bay,
Etorofu Island and, in radio silence, proceeded undetected toward Pearl
Harbor."

and

"Almost a complete blank of information on the carriers today. Lack of
identification has somewhat promoted this lack of information. However,
since over 200 service calls have been partially identified since the
change on the first of December and not one carrier call has been
recovered, it is evident that carrier traffic is at a low ebb."

This of course flatly contradicts your claim that the attack
force broke radio silence.

> Do you know a kind of radiowave that needs days or even weeks to reach
> receivers a couple of thousand miles away?

Nope but I know that coded dispatches are often only read
weeks or months AFTER their transmission

> Only problem now we mere mortals are not allowed to read them,except 30 or
40
> of them as almost all of them were the subjects of NSA withdrawal notices.
>

I am familiar with and disdainful of your claim
to sekrit information. Its an extremely childish
debating technique.

Keith

Keith Willshaw
July 3rd 04, 08:18 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >> But Mr.Churchill clearly stated "..military and diplomatic.." which
> >includes
> >> JN25 too.
> >>
> >
> >He didnt say 'ALL military' so it clearly does not
>
> BOTH,military and diplomatic.period.
>

I both watched TV and listened to radio today.
This does not mean I watched all 200 TV channels
and listened to the 30 or so radio channels
available to me.

> >This cannot be construed as anything but an alert against
> >possible attack. The fact that it named other locations
> >as 'likely' targets hardly ruled out Hawaii.
>
> What HM gov't would do if they received a specific terror warning for
London?
> 1)Issue a terror alert for London
> 2)Issue terror alerts for Montevideo,Montreal,Athens and Cairo,but not for
> London.
>
> Which one would be the correct response?
>

None of the above, they would issue the orders
necessary to counter the threat, as has been done many times

>
> >In short he was fired, hardly an exoneration !
> >
>
> You forgat to mention that Naval court of inquiry decision EXONORATED
Kimmel
> but courts decision was OVERTURNED by Forrestal and King.
>

Nope, the court didnt exonerate him, they excused
his errors and blamed the army.

> In other word overturning courts decision was a political move to save
their
> own asses.>Note further that the court stated clearly that there was
>
> >NO information suggesting an attack on Hawaii
>
> Court based its decision mainly on so called War Warning message and
considered
> it as an attempt to divert attention away from PH than warn PH.
>

A view that was overturned by every subsequent inquiry and
was self serving, their major interest was proving that it
wasnt the fault of the USN.

> >to Hawaii during November or December,
> >1941, the attack of 7 December at Pearl Harbor, delivered under the
> >circumstances then existing, was unpreventable and that when it would
>
> None of Crane documents were available to court or Kimmel at that time.

Irrelevant

> Even members Congress conducting a mini probe on Pearl Harbor in 1995 were
> denied access to the files.

Not really, they reported that the BRITISH Government was unwilling to
declassify
material relevant to the Pearl Harbor intelligence issue because it was
subject to the
UK-USA Intelligence Agreement, they made no complaint about US files
being withheld

> In other words Congress members were allowed to investigate Pearl Harbor
> incident on behalf American Public but even they were not allowed to see
Pearl
> Harbor documents.

See above

Note the so called 1995 probe was in fact an attempt to reinstate the
reputations
of Kimmel and Short at the urging of their families and was far from being
an full or impartial inquiry

http://users.erols.com/nbeach/kimmel.html

> Under these circumstances Naval Courts decision to exonorate Kimmel based
on
> correct interpretation of so called War Warning becomes even more
important.

Trouble is the 12 subsequent inquiries, including the extremely through
1946 congressional investigation ALL overthrew that result.

Kimmel just made too many mistakes.

Keith

Geoffrey Sinclair
July 4th 04, 08:15 AM
As usual most of my words have been deleted.

For what it is worth Washington, the GY-1 code breaking section,
was not working on JN-25B in real time in 1940/41, intercepts would
be forwarded by mail from the Pacific. There were also not enough
staff in late 1941 (22 men including 10 enlisted men) to do a proper
7 x 24 arrangement. The unit was doing the real time "Purple"
Japanese diplomatic code breaking on odd numbered days, the
army did even numbered days. The unit was also doing real time
work on the Kriegsmarine given the USN participation in the battle
of the Atlantic.

The IJN task force sent to Pearl Harbor did not transmit any radio
messages on its voyage to Hawaii. So say the surviving logs, the IJN
1942 after action report and the key people in the post war interviews.
Attempts to claim otherwise so far have used messages sent to the
task force, messages sent before they left Japan and the dummy
traffic known to have been sent.

The final pre war USN plans had between 2 and 3 battleships per
aircraft carrier as the right fleet mix. The change in priority can
be seen by the way the USS Kentucky (an Iowa class) was broken
up on the slip in 1942 to allow an Essex class carrier (Lake
Champlain) to be built instead, Kentucky was laid down for a second
time in December 1944.

The USS Enterprise was due back from Wake on the evening of 6
December but rough weather caused a delay, the new time was
7.30 am 7 December, they wanted their Sunday in port, but the
weather was against them. In order for the conspiracy to keep Enterprise
out of Pearl Harbor the conspirators needed to have a better long
range weather forecast than can currently be done. USS Lexington
was near Midway and was very exposed should the IJN make a direct
course back to Japan. In order for the conspiracy to keep Enterprise
out of Pearl Harbor the conspirators needed to have a better long
range weather forecast than can currently be done. Washington
ordered the two ferry missions, exact timings up to Hawaii.

The famed order to sail message was never sent by radio, so says all
the IJN evidence. Stinnett in his attempt to claim otherwise uses two
US sources, one of which simply references the other, so one source,
which is the USSBS post war interviews with IJN personnel. This is
the fun thing with Stinnett, his footnotes rarely support the claims in the
text they are supposed to support.

In 1945 and 1946 the USN, as an exercise, using the intelligence system
built up over the war went back to the 1941 messages to see what could
have been learnt, the answer is there was no smoking gun message, the
US would have needed to put together a large number of inferences to
come up with the right answer.

Oh yes, anybody who says the message said "Pearl Harbor" should
note it had a geographic designator, AK, in JN-25, just like AF = Midway,
and the US was still cracking those designators in 1942, see the famed
fresh water message sent by Midway.

Denyav wrote in message >...
>>Churchill, all the decoded messages placed in the public arena.
>>Stimson, the Japanese must fire first. Dulles a claimed quote,
>>Hoover no quote at all presente

>Churchill:"..from the end of 1940 the Americans had pierced the vital Japanase
>ciphers and were decoding large numbers of their Military and diplomatic
>telegrams"

So of all the names mentioned we receive 1 quote.

yes folks, when trapped Denyav will simply retreat, failing to mention
the rest of Churchill's words,

The quote is above is on page 532 of the edition I have access to,
on page 535 comes the quote,

"A prodigious Congressional Inquiry published its findings in
1946 in which every detail was exposed of the events leading
up to the war between the United States and Japan and of
the failure to send positive "alert" orders through the military
departments to their fleets and garrisons in exposed situations.
Every detail, including the decoding of secret Japanese
telegrams and their actual texts, has been displayed to the
world in forty volumes. The strength of the United States was
sufficient to enable them to sustain this hard ordeal required
by the spirit of the American Constitution."

Simple really, fail to mention Churchill noted what the allies
had read they put into the public arena in 1946. Otherwise
the conspiracy requires Churchill to be alternatively the truth
bringer and telling lies.

And remember the IJN had more than 1 code in service, as
did the IJA, but just pretend Churchill's first quote has an
extra line with JN-25B in it.


>FDR:"The war starts tomorrow" Dec.6,1941

So please give us the verified source of this wonder quote and
note "the war" does not equal "the war with the US".

>As I said before being a custodian of conspiracies is a tough job nowadays.

Someone has to do it of course, Denyav is applying for the job
and wondering why his tourist trip of various conspiracy web
sites does not seem to work as a good recommendation.

>>See any Pearl Harbor conspiracies there?
>
>Yeah right,nobody sees anything.

Denyav basically has to wear a blindfold to avoid seeing the truth.

>>Translation if a person in public life tells a lie about being given
>>a speeding ticket, they must be clearly responsible for mass murder.
>
>Translation if a public person or official tells a capital lie about Pearl
>Harbor,there is no reason to believe that they are telling truth about other
>similar incidents,for example 9/11.

Yes folks, apparently FDR, Stimson, Marshall, etc, were running
the USA in 1941 and 2001. Simple really.

>>Denyav is having trouble coping with the idea the work on the A code
>>stopped after it went out of service while work picked up on the B code.
>
>Congrulations you have finally accepted that recovery work did not stop in
>March or April 1941 but actually accelerated.

Yes folks, Denyav has to put words into other people's mouths
in order to lie his way out of another mess. As usual no proof of
what I said has been presented.

>>1) It was not Safford.
>>2) It appears the quote is about a specific case in 1943.
>
>It was Safford it refers to whole JN25B decoding process.

Ah I like this, Denyav lifted the quote, which he keeps deleting,
from a conspiracy web site. The trouble is the document was
written in 1944 or later and Safford was put out of code breaking
in 1942, and the quote itself appears to be the usual conspiracy
quote idea, take an example about a specific case and pretend
it applies generally, or claim that is what the document supports.
The document itself does not give an author.

http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/PTO/Magic/COMINT-CoralSea/Biblio.html

History of OP-20-GYP-1 (Cryptanalysis-Pacific). This history was
written after the war, probably by Stuart McClintock. It concerns the
activities of the Pacific cryptanalysis unit in Washington. It contains
information concerning the steps leading to success against the
Jap Navy General-Purpose Code, JN 25. history Collection IV
W I.5.12 and 5.13. This history is classified TS.

>>Yes folks, Denyav needs a fact so he creates one, the number
>>of groups recovered was around 3,800 to 1 December 1941.
>
>Just add up your own monthly recovery numbers after April 41
>without trying to hide the numbers behind some definition walls,
>you will find a totally different number,and this number will be
>very close to 10000.

Yes folks, Denyav will keep ignoring the facts, here are the totals
I keep presenting.

If you would like to know the exact code groups recovered it was
"Unfinished or Continuous"
April 1, 1941: "approximately 300 values recovered"
May 1, 1941: "approximately 400 values recovered"
June 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
July 1, 1941: "approximately 1100 values recovered"
August 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Sept 1, 1941: "approximately 2000 values recovered"
Oct 1, 1941: "approximately 2400 values recovered"

"Completed during October 1941"
Nov 1, 1941: "600 values recovered"

"Completed during November 1941"
Dec 1, 1941: "800 values recovered"

"Unfinished or continuous"
Jan 1, 1942: "Approximately 6,180 values recovered"

Remembering some previously assigned values could be changed
by later discoveries.

So by the end of December 1941 the allied thought they had around 7%
of the code book recovered.


Denyav is of course, simply adding the numbers together, rather
than admitting they are the cumulative totals known at the end of
the relevant month.
[i][i]
>>Yes folks Denyav now needs to invent a whole new history. Apparently
>>the fact the contribution allied intercepts and code breaking made has
>>been known for decades has to be rewritten.
>
>You are excellent in contradicting yourself.

Denyav is so funny.

>How the Allies that,according to your own statements,were so incapable of
>reading JN25B messages prior to Pearl Harbor,became so sophisticated
>and efficient code breakers right after Pearl Harbor.

Yes folks, Denyav tries to announce that the code was compromised
in 2 months in December 1940 and January 1941, but now has to
turn around and say the allies, with more resources, starting from a
much higher level of knowledge, could not compromise the code in
6 months. You see for Denyav to be right the allies went backwards
in 1942 when it came to reading JN-25. Simple really, just invent facts
and delete the problems.

Deleted text,

"So tell us all please what A code values did the US recover in say
the second half of 1941?

>How did this miracle happen,with the help of Mr.Willshaws outer space aliens
>maybe?

Yes folks, Denyav tells us the allies could break the code in the first
2 months of its introduction but then tells us they could not break it
a year after its introduction, even though the allies then started with
7% of the code book and knew about things like the double meanings
and auxiliary tables.

Then we are apparently supposed to ignore the major increases in
manpower devoted to cracking the code. Hawaii was brought in,
and the Australians. Furthermore after discovering the lack of
trustable Japanese speakers in the US the USN had started language
classes and in late 1941 and early 1942 were receiving the first
graduates.

Simply in the first half of 1942 the allies had 5 to 10 times the
resources devoted to cracking JN-25 than a year previously.

The Washington code unit,

In the first quarter of 1941 GY-1 is 10 personnel, 7 officers and 3
enlisted men.
In the second quarter of 1941 GY-1 is 16 personnel, 9 officers, 5 enlisted
men and 2 civilian men.
In the third quarter of 1941 GY-1 is 20 personnel, 8 officers, 10 enlisted
men and 2 civilian men.
In the final quarter of 1941 GY-1 is 22 personnel, 9 officers, 10 enlisted
men and 3 civilian men.
In the first quarter of 1942 GY-1 is 41 personnel, 9 officers, 30 enlisted
men, 1 civilian man and 1 civilian woman.
In the second quarter of 1942 GY-1 is 98 personnel, 12 officers, 70
Enlisted men, 1 civilian man and 15 civilian woman.
In the third quarter of 1942 GY-1 is 207 personnel, 17 officers, 125
Enlisted men, 15 civilian man and 50 civilian woman.

Note the difference in available personnel and note there was less
Japanese diplomatic traffic to handle in 1942, which was a major
drain in 1941.
[i]
>>The ability of the USN to read the IJN codes gave them the best
>>chance yet to ambush the IJN.
>
>Heck,wasn't it the SAME USN that was unable to read any JN25B
>messages only a few months ago?
>I guess USN recruited outer space aliens as code breakers right after Pearl
>Harbor

Yes folks, Denyav is going to tell us all how the code was simple,
even obsolete and cracked in the 2 months he wants it cracked in
but then announces it could not be cracked in 1942 with far more
knowledge and resources.

>>Yes folks Denyav does not have a clue, and needs to debate himself
>>to avoid the facts. Reality says the allies knew how JN-25B worked
>>in December 1941 but lacked enough code group meanings to

deleted text,

"the messages. That changed in 1942 when the allies threw more
resources at the problem, using the techniques developed in 1941
to crack the code.

"Secondly ignoring the fact the "5" version of the code stopped being
used in January 1941 and the USN stopped working on the A version
in around March 1941, since the IJN decided to stop using the A code
in December 1940. Just try and pretend I am running some sort of
line the USN stopped work at that time. Above all do not even begin
to understand that Washington was weeks behind current intercepts
because they were mailed in from the Pacific.

Thirdly changing the subject. Move away from the fact that if the
failure to change additive books compromised the B code it
must have compromised the A code, since the US had only 5%
of the A code book when work ended on it around March 1941."

>Nice use of detractors,Allies knew how JN25B worked already in
>December 1940,not in December 1941.

Yes folks, apparently the allies knew within a few days of the first
messages the double meanings, the auxiliary tables and so on,
but of course, according to Denyav, these could not be found in
1942 with many times the resources and 3 times the amount of
available time.

>There is one full year difference and Allies did go to hibernating in December
>1940.

Yes folks, JN-25 is a code that can only be broken when Denyav
wants it broken. Then it is put back to uncracked when Denyav
wants it the other way.

>>to figure out Midway and Coral Sea? Or that the all knowing intelligence
>>system missed the IJN battleships coming out at Midway and the way
>>the IJN carriers came [into the Coral Sea behind the US carriers.]
>>
>Wasn't Midway a victory of superior intelligence gathering?

Yes folks, just ignore the reality the allied intelligence was not
perfect, but try and pretend it was 6 months earlier.


I will leave off the majority of my previous post this time, Denyav's
deleting of it is clear proof of inability to answer it. I must admit the
claim the New York Times published on 8 December 1941 that the
Pearl Harbor raid was no surprise but it seems no one noticed, at
the time, during the war or after the war is very funny.

Geoffrey Sinclair
Remove the nb for email.

Denyav
July 4th 04, 09:14 AM
>> What HM gov't would do if they received a specific terror warning for
>London?
>> 1)Issue a terror alert for London
>> 2)Issue terror alerts for Montevideo,Montreal,Athens and Cairo,but not for
>> London.
>>
>> Which one would be the correct response?
>>
>
>None of the above, they would issue the orders
>necessary to counter the threat, as has been done many times

Nice way of dodging some questions.

>A view that was overturned by every subsequent inquiry and
>was self serving, their major interest was proving that it
>wasnt the fault of the USN.
>

Only twice Kimmel and/or his kin were given opportunity to present their their
case and evidences,in Naval court of Inquiry and in 90s during Congressional
mini probe,and both panels,what a surprise,concluded that Kimmel should be
exonarated.


>Irrelevant

This word seems to be the most frequenly used word by the custodians of Pearl
Harbor conspiracy when they face hard evidence.

>BRITISH Government was unwilling to
>declassify
>material relevant to the Pearl Harbor intelligence issue because it was
>subject to the
>UK-USA Intelligence Agreement, they made no complaint about US files
>being withheld

I was referring to Crane files not British files.Sen.Thurman and Rep.Sprnce
were denied access to these files in 90s.
In other words Mr.Willshaw,representatives of American people investigating
Pearl Harbor incident were denied access to almost 60 year old files.

Trouble is the 12 subsequent inquiries, including the extremely through
>1946 congressional investigation ALL overthrew that result.
>
>Kimmel just made too many mistakes.

Actualy Army Board of investigation report was much more damaging for
FDR-Stimson-Marshall trio than Navy version.
Marshall offered his resignation after Army report.

Arndt started this thread and made a capital mistake by implying that UK has
become a banana republic of US.
US was a banana republic for UK in 1941 also US was a UKs banana republic in
2001.

Lord Rhodas' ideas sometimes realized by using Rhodas scholars. sometimes by
using shock and awe methods.

Heck,everbody is trying to find a Straussian (Neocon),Jewish,Israeli or
Southern Baptist connection in 21st century version of PH,but nobody is
looking for an Anglo connection.

As I said before,I admire British great gaming skills.

Keith Willshaw
July 4th 04, 09:40 PM
"Denyav" > wrote in message
...
> >> What HM gov't would do if they received a specific terror warning for
> >London?
> >> 1)Issue a terror alert for London
> >> 2)Issue terror alerts for Montevideo,Montreal,Athens and Cairo,but not
for
> >> London.
> >>
> >> Which one would be the correct response?
> >>
> >
> >None of the above, they would issue the orders
> >necessary to counter the threat, as has been done many times
>
> Nice way of dodging some questions.
>

Nope its an accurate answer

> >A view that was overturned by every subsequent inquiry and
> >was self serving, their major interest was proving that it
> >wasnt the fault of the USN.
> >
>
> Only twice Kimmel and/or his kin were given opportunity to present their
their
> case and evidences,in Naval court of Inquiry and in 90s during
Congressional
> mini probe,and both panels,what a surprise,concluded that Kimmel should be
> exonarated.
>

Horsefeathers, there were MANY inquiries and Kimmel testified during many
of them and the 1946 congressional inquiry contains the following paragraph

"All parties in interest have attested to the fact that they have been
afforded a full, fair, and impartial public hearing before the
committee. All witnesses who retained counsel-Admiral Stark, Admiral
Kimmel, and General Short-were given the opportunity to be examined by
their counsel if they so desired, and to submit questions to committee
counsel to be asked other witnesses."


>
> >Irrelevant
>
> This word seems to be the most frequenly used word by the custodians of
Pearl
> Harbor conspiracy when they face hard evidence.
>

Which is inevitable when irrelevant issues are raised.

> >BRITISH Government was unwilling to
> >declassify
> >material relevant to the Pearl Harbor intelligence issue because it was
> >subject to the
> >UK-USA Intelligence Agreement, they made no complaint about US files
> >being withheld
>
> I was referring to Crane files not British files.Sen.Thurman and
Rep.Sprnce
> were denied access to these files in 90s.

And yet Stinnet claims that they are in the bnational archive
http://www.independent.org/tii/news/021202Stinnett.html


> In other words Mr.Willshaw,representatives of American people
investigating
> Pearl Harbor incident were denied access to almost 60 year old files.
>

They stated not

> Trouble is the 12 subsequent inquiries, including the extremely through
> >1946 congressional investigation ALL overthrew that result.
> >
> >Kimmel just made too many mistakes.
>
> Actualy Army Board of investigation report was much more damaging for
> FDR-Stimson-Marshall trio than Navy version.

Hardly

> Marshall offered his resignation after Army report.
>
> Arndt started this thread and made a capital mistake by implying that UK
has
> become a banana republic of US.
> US was a banana republic for UK in 1941 also US was a UKs banana republic
in
> 2001.
>

No bananas here bwana, note the last thing Britain wanted in
1941 was war with Japan, it diverted massive resources
away from the war in Europe at a time when the Nazis
were only 150 miles away from London and the U-Boats
were sinling our merchant marine at an unsustainable rate.

> Lord Rhodas' ideas sometimes realized by using Rhodas scholars. sometimes
by
> using shock and awe methods.
>

That's Rhodes old boy, do try and get the name right
and he used cold hard cash to achieve his ends,
war wasnt profitable.

> Heck,everbody is trying to find a Straussian (Neocon),Jewish,Israeli or
> Southern Baptist connection in 21st century version of PH,but nobody is
> looking for an Anglo connection.
>
> As I said before,I admire British great gaming skills.
>
>

There arent too many southern baptists in London old son.

Keith

Denyav
July 4th 04, 11:07 PM
>> Nice way of dodging some questions.
>>
>
>Nope its an accurate answer

Very obviously.

>public hearing before the
>committee. All witnesses who retained counsel-Admiral Stark, Admiral
>Kimmel, and General Short-were given the opportunity to be examined by
>their counsel if they so desired, and to submit questions to committee
>counsel to be asked other.

Monkey investigation designed by the designers of Pearl Harbor conspiracy to
white wash their actions .Members of congress were only allowed to see what
they allowed to see at that time.
See the minority report of the same.

>Which is inevitable when irrelevant issues are raised.
Yeah Right,you made it clear before,every evidence if it points to a direction
other than offical direction is irrelevant.


>And yet Stinnet claims that they are in the bnational archive
>http://www.independent.org/tii/news/021202Stinnett.html
>

Yet the very same Stinnett claims that all Crane documents about intercepted
pre-Pearl Harbor JN25B dispatches have been removed from Archive II because of
NSA withdrawal notices and none of then are available to public scholars or
even Congressmen.
And thats the truth you can check it for yourself.
NSA have issued almost three dozen withdrawal notices for Crane documents up to
this date,almost all of them affecting solely pre Pearl Harbor documents.

>They stated not
>
I am sure Sen.Thurman and Rep.Spence would strongly disagree with your
statement.

>Hardly
Yeah right,then you must ask Marshall why he offered his resignation upon this
report?

>No bananas here bwana, note the last thing Britain wanted in
>1941 was war with Japan, it diverted massive resources
>away from the war in Europe at a time when the Nazis
>were only 150 miles away from

Actually nobody really wanted a war with Japan,but Japan was,unfortunately the
key to thrust America,a country with a big German-American population but ruled
by an Anglo-American minority,into the war aganist Germany .

"As America becomes an increasingly multicultural society,it may find it more
difficult to fashion a consensus on foreign policy issues ,except in the
circumstances of a truly massive and widely perceived direct external threat"
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Grand Chessboard 1997.

The architect of Afghan trap was right on 1941,he was also proven right in
2001.
>There arent too many southern baptists in London old son.

But the threat the London face now is much bigger than the threat represented
by the corporal or by the French Fleet,England survived under Roman rule and
would very probably would have survived under French or German rule,to say at
least.
Israelis have waited 2000 years to return to their homeland,they could easily
wait for another 200 years to create the Greater Israel,but its very doubtful
if England and London could afford to wait for 20 years.

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