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**arindiruppya** · 02-21-2011, 03:02 AM

He had some influence, but the book was from Bush's point of view on the war and how successful it was. The General's had a great say, but failed to execute.

The Jews in his Cabinet and other offices undoubtedly ran that war, just as they did all the others we have been forced into. The Jew Bernard Baruch was instrumental in agitating the bombing of Pearl Harbor. You can look it up if you have any inquisitiveness.

02-21-2011, 03:02 AM	#6
arindiruppya Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 576 Senior Member	He had some influence, but the book was from Bush's point of view on the war and how successful it was. The General's had a great say, but failed to execute. The Jews in his Cabinet and other offices undoubtedly ran that war, just as they did all the others we have been forced into. The Jew Bernard Baruch was instrumental in agitating the bombing of Pearl Harbor. You can look it up if you have any inquisitiveness.
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