If Japan hadn't attacked pearl harbor would the US have stayed isolationist
If Japan hadn't attacked pearl harbor would the US have stayed isolationist
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you already made a thread you fucking idiot
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Nah, jew cock and an intense desire to breed with niggers prevented isolationism.
Panels from a comic called Planetary. Issue "Ruling the World".The rest of it is not this good. These two panels are a flashback used to take a drive-by hit on H.P. Lovecraft.
The United States was in no way isolationist. It was already quite involved in WW2 even before war declaration as proven by foreign aid to the Soviet Union and to Nationalist Party-led China as well as volunteers.
Isolationism was stone cold dead by WW1.
Actually American Lend-Lease was not going directly to the USSR until 1943. The UK was however selling some of the lend lease equipment received from us to the reds because muh eternal Anglo.
No. FDR was doing everything he could to drag the US into the war. He simeltaneously campaigned on keeping America out of the war while meeting with foreign leaders to get America in it.
The better question is what would have happened in Zangara shot him instead of the mayor of Chicago.
He hardly helped things, but he was just walking down the path Woodrow Wilson set out for him. And if we're being completely honest, it was the other Roosevelt that really got us got us started with that interventionism shit, but people like to give him a pass because of memes.