Thread: What Constitutes an “Invasionâ€

What Constitutes an “Invasionâ€

Yes, you're right 2ndamendsis.

How many Americans did the Japanese kill ON US TERRITORY, and how much property damage did they cause during WWII? US territory would have been Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, Wake Island, and Midway. I don't think they killed any Americans on the mainland. Whatever that number is, I bet illegal aliens have killed more Americans and stolen more money. Sure sounds like an invasion to me.

Originally Posted by Bowman

How many Americans did the Japanese kill ON US TERRITORY, and how much property damage did they cause during WWII? US territory would have been Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, Wake Island, and Midway. I don't think they killed any Americans on the mainland. Whatever that number is, I bet illegal aliens have killed more Americans and stolen more money. Sure sounds like an invasion to me.

Plus, the Japanese never made territorial claims (unless I am mistaken about Hawaii).

If the Japanese ever invaded, Bush would be planning their guest worker program.

Oh, and when Tojo visited the USA before the war, he warned the Japanese gov't about our manufacturing capabilities. He warned against going to war with a nation with such manufacturing strength. The Chinese must be laughing their rears off.......

Originally Posted by BearFlagRepublic

Oh, and when Tojo visited the USA before the war, he warned the Japanese gov't about our manufacturing capabilities. He warned against going to war with a nation with such manufacturing strength.

It wasn't Tojo, it was Yamamoto. Tojo was all for the war.

This is a invasion nothing short of it. Very sad to see what is happening. SICKING.

Let me set the context here - I don't intend to focus on hostilities here, just to add some historical context or detail...

Re: WWII Japanese effects on continental US, etc.

(from Wiki I know - but this appears to be reasonably accurate based on what I know about the subject):

I just had to chime in to point out that my state did in fact suffer some real life casualties during WWII (civilian, not military) -

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attacks_on ... _on_Oregon