On Sunday, September 15, 2019 at 8:48:16 AM UTC-4, dsi1 wrote:
> On Sunday, September 15, 2019 at 2:24:42 AM UTC-10, Gary wrote:
> > dsi1 wrote:
> > > I'm not so sure that would have happened. Hawaii had a pretty good relationship with Japan which recognized the Kingdom of Hawaii as an independent country. You can believe that Japan would have taken over Hawaii but the reality is that Hawaii was not stolen by the Japanese. Your fantasy is totally self-serving.
> >
> > Given the chance, I have no doubt the Japanese would have stolen
> > Hawaii. Look at history in the early years of the war...they
> > invaded eastern China and treated those people like crap. At the
> > time, they were just as evil as the Nazis.
> >
> > Hitler's big mistake was turning on his Russian allies. Japan's
> > big mistake was turning on the American Navy based in Hawaii and
> > awakening a sleeping giant.
> >
> > Ted Nugent: "The Japanese turned on us and we melted them!"
> > Note: that's no hearsay. He played a concert right here in
> > Virginia Beach on a beach stage one year and I was right up front
> > in the crowd when he said that. That even shocked me. Figured the
> > city would never invite HIM back again for a concert and so
> > far....no more Ted Nugent concerts. LOL
>
> I have no doubt that you guys on the mainland have no doubt that Japan would have invaded Hawaii. You guys probably think that Japan had its sights on invading the United States and that it would have been possible for them to defend and hold on to a rock in the middle of nowhere. You get the last word in this nutty/goofy discussion.

Not during WW II. But at some point they might have eyed that tiny, undefended
rock.

Cindy Hamilton