We Need to Remember Pearl Harbor More Than Ever

It is especially important to remember Pearl Harbor this year, considering that America is again under attack.

The feared Japanese invasion of the West Coast never happened. When it came, invasion was from the south. It is escalating:

The number of people arrested or denied entry along the Mexico border reached a new high for the Trump presidency in November, according to Homeland Security figures released Thursday, as arrests of juveniles and parents with children continued to rise.

These children constitute far more effective weaponry than anything wielded by Japan.

This weaponry is one difference between the current attack and Pearl Harbor. Another is that we no longer defend ourselves.

[F]amily groups – primarily from Guatemala – typically cross the border and turn themselves in to U.S. authorities while stating a fear of returning home, which prevents their immediate deportation.

If we had made it that easy for the Japanese, we would be speaking their language now. Unfortunately for them, they could not count on a powerful fifth column aggressively taking their side.

DHS spokeswoman Katie Waldman blamed the increases on judges in the Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit who have repeatedly blocked the Trump administration’s efforts to overhaul immigration policies by executive action. …

“Bad decisions from the Ninth Circuit are directly responsible for the more than 25,000 family units who violated our national sovereignty and are effectively immune to consequences for their illegal actions,” she said.

The 25,000 family units pouring across the border just during November constitute a probe attack testing our essentially nonexistent defenses. The Third World’s numbers are infinite, due to its capacity to produce babies faster than anyone can feed them.

It isn’t just the black-robed kooks of the Ninth Circus. The party that appointed them openly sides with the attackers against their victim:

Nancy Pelosi on Thursday rejected the idea of paying for President Donald Trump’s border wall in exchange for helping hundreds of thousands of young immigrants avoid deportation.

Congress could still pass something before Pelosi takes control of it next month. Except that the current Republican Congress is useless.

Pearl Harbor cost lives and caused damage, but ultimately led to spectacular failure. Japan is now a friend rather than a threat. The current attack is succeeding. Its long-term consequences will be far more devastating.

On tips from Varla and 1-Bodhisattva.

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