Today is the anniversary of President Franklin Roosevelt's speech asking Congress to declare war on Japan. In recognition of that, here is a copy of his speech.
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7 comments:
Thanks for relaying that photostat of Roosevelt's speech. A historic date indeed.
That's intense! -Missy
That is incredible! I wish today's congress and presidential wannabe's would realise that hostilities exist! Thank you Dirk! Carolyn
Chilling and inspiring in one. - Barbara
WOW!!! thank you for sharing this
Deb
I didn't realize that Japan attacked in so many different places at the same time as they attacked Pearl Harbor. So this really was a day of infamy and Japan must have thought that by striking on so many fronts they would be able to overcome but instead they made a lot of people very angry so that the country was completely united about going to war, which does not always happen when wars are started. sometimes feelings are split as in the civil war Interesting to see a copy of this speech. Gerry
Hey Dirk
It's Laura. Thanks for the comment, no one seems to leave me any comments.lol.anyway, i just wanted to say that your right and i guess i do worry to much. I would love to get to know you more and all that stuff..
Laura
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