Thank you Baker! Now back to digging I go.
You guys can't see the act there, Hitler and Rothschild were in league, a FF for the ages.
I don't read Corsi or Quayle, much of their findings fall flat, almost fell for your subtle deflection there too. Seems like you could benefit from doing some research, you're saying they can't sprinkle truth on their shit to make it believable, which is exactly how they operate.
You assume we knew back then what we know now. Hindsight is 20/20.
It's truth of the matter at hand, "cop out" suggests that an answer isn't there but we simply don't have it all. We know who does though, don't we, conjecture is all the layman has but thanks to some invaluable patriots, things are coming into focus. As for your first question, proximity and the second being waste of resources. Japan believed they could take the island.
Again with hindsight you can see that as a truth, whereas in it's day, was no more than a "cooky conspiracy" too bad to be true, hiding the truth in plain sight. America was behind the times in terms of intelligence during both wars, one part sabotage, one part construction, construction of the modern day cabal network. America was decidedly against communist (Red) influence but the enemy of my enemy is my friend or so has been said. Reagan would call that appeasement, as Q saw fit to point out, America was complacent.