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The Lew Rockwell bloggers have decided to enlighten the rest of us with their superior wisdom, again. This time, two different bloggers, one being the ever-reliable Tom DiLorenzo, and another, Butler Shaffer (a friend of famous revisionist James J. Martin), are pushing the conclusions of Robert Stinnett's Day of Deceit.

Being, of course, in the Internet Age, they can link to a network of sites and posts that support their view; and utterly ignore any which call Stinnett's findings into question.

I'm surprised one prominent revisionist hasn't popped up here already, but the day is still young.

:blackcat:
 
I don't know any of those names, or the book title, and you give neither link nor context.

But given the book, and today's date... Pearl?

A lot of that is disgusting CT crap (like school false flag claims) so I won't be looking it up, but I had to ask.
 
I don't know any of those names, or the book title, and you give neither link nor context.

But given the book, and today's date... Pearl?

A lot of that is disgusting CT crap (like school false flag claims) so I won't be looking it up, but I had to ask.
A quick guide:
Thomas DiLorenzo: USAian ecponomist (Mises Institute, libertarian and Austrian School) who wrote the much panned and error laden The Real Lincoln, supports Confederate succession and has associations with neo-Nazis. Also lies about immigrants and their economic cost to the USA.
Butler Shaffer: USAian lawyer and writer for both the Lew Rockwell site and the Mises Institute. Also suffers from hardcore libertarianism. Declared that US involvement in WW2 was a Bad Idea. Friend of Ron Paul. Dabbled in 911 conspiracy theorising.
James J. Martin: a now dead USAian historical revisionist and Holocaust denier. Anarcho-capitalist libertarian. Wrote for the libertarian screed Reason (:rolleyes:) denying the death toll in the Nazi camps.
Robert Stinnett: USAian conspiracy nut who wrote Days of Deceit promulgating the popular right-wing claim that the Roosevelt administration both deliberately provoked and permitted the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor with the object of bringing the US into WW2. Ask Gawdzilla Sama about him and his "research".
 
I don't know any of those names, or the book title, and you give neither link nor context.

But given the book, and today's date... Pearl?

A lot of that is disgusting CT crap (like school false flag claims) so I won't be looking it up, but I had to ask.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_Deceit

Yes, Pearl Harbor
Day of Deceit: The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor is a book by Robert Stinnett alleging that the Roosevelt administration deliberately provoked and allowed the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
 
We've discussed the claims, and the Stinnett book specifically, here a number of times and both are absolute nonsense.

For a more detailed debunking I'd recommend those by the late Philip Jacobsen (USN LtCmdr and cryptographer) and professor Larry Schweikert. The former is a detailed repudiation of many of Stinnett's (false) claims regarding comms traffic while the latter analyses Stinnett's awful scholarship and terrible historical methodology, plus his habit of using deceptive footnotes for a patina of academic methodology.

ETA: oopsie, here is that link.
 
A quick guide:
Thomas DiLorenzo: USAian ecponomist (Mises Institute, libertarian and Austrian School) who wrote the much panned and error laden The Real Lincoln, supports Confederate succession and has associations with neo-Nazis. Also lies about immigrants and their economic cost to the USA.
Butler Shaffer: USAian lawyer and writer for both the Lew Rockwell site and the Mises Institute. Also suffers from hardcore libertarianism. Declared that US involvement in WW2 was a Bad Idea. Friend of Ron Paul. Dabbled in 911 conspiracy theorising.
James J. Martin: a now dead USAian historical revisionist and Holocaust denier. Anarcho-capitalist libertarian. Wrote for the libertarian screed Reason (:rolleyes:) denying the death toll in the Nazi camps.
Robert Stinnett: USAian conspiracy nut who wrote Days of Deceit promulgating the popular right-wing claim that the Roosevelt administration both deliberately provoked and permitted the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor with the object of bringing the US into WW2. Ask Gawdzilla Sama about him and his "research".

We've discussed the claims, and the Stinnett book specifically, here a number of times and both are absolute nonsense.

For a more detailed debunking I'd recommend those by the late Philip Jacobsen (USN LtCmdr and cryptographer) and professor Larry Schweikert. The former is a detailed repudiation of many of Stinnett's (false) claims regarding comms traffic while the latter analyses Stinnett's awful scholarship and terrible historical methodology, plus his habit of using deceptive footnotes for a patina of academic methodology.

ETA: oopsie, here is that link.


Thanks for the primer... that's quite the cast of characters.
Can't say I'm interested to get into their minds, so I'll just back away slowly. :p
 

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