What If, After Pearl Harbor, We Opened Up Our Borders to Germany and Japan?

Much thanks to Russell Cleary for sending this in.

What if after Pearl Harbor we did not intern Japanese-Americans, but instead, opened up our borders to both legal and illegal immigration of Japanese nationals fully-indoctrinated the State Shinto religion and its sponsorship by the nationalistic political ideology of imperial Japanese expansion through war, justified by divine right of the emperor?

And what if once these indoctrinated Japanese national entered the country, regardless of if having done so legally or illegally, our leadership class aggressively implemented a policy of installing by appointment these emigres in our law enforcement, security, and intelligence agencies, our military, judiciaries, universities, and allowed money and influence deriving from Japan and its axis allies to support these new “citizens” (following directives from their avowed doctrinal authorities commanding them to demographically overwhelm the societies they have penetrated, by way of their families having at least seven children) to municipal, state, congressional, and executive electoral office?

We would have lost the war.

And that is tantamount to what the U. S, is now doing to itself by stepping up Muslim immigration AFTER the 9-11-2001 attacks.

How could we be so blind? How could we have continued to accord any authority or respect to a President who within days of the attacks proclaimed Islam, “the religion of peace”?

Robert Spencer’s points in this brief but incisive article are unimpeachable.

Just consider this datum:

2001 AD: 1,209 mosques in the U. S.
2020 AD: 2,769 mosques in the U. S.

Twenty-Four Years After 9/11, Who Is Winning the War?

By Robert Spencer, Sep 11, 2025:

It is almost a quarter-century now since the Sept. 11, 2001 jihad attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people in New York City and Washington. Many Americans assume that the jihad threat was somehow neutralized and contained in the immediate aftermath of those attacks, such that a large-scale jihad attack can never happen again in America, and the public discourse has moved on to other issues: mass migration, skyrocketing crime in the cities, tariffs, and the like. In reality, however, the jihad against the U.S. has not ended, and in the near-quarter century since 9/11, the jihadis have made immense gains. The jihad is still being fought, and the forces of freedom aren’t winning.

The biggest victory that the jihadis won in the wake of the 9/11 attacks was to divert attention away from the ideology that motivated those attacks, and to stigmatized and demonize those who spoke honestly about that ideology. George W. Bush famously walked into a mosque six days after the attacks and proclaimed that Islam was peace; several years later, Barack Obama made that statement the official policy of the United States government, overseeing a purge of all U.S. intelligence and military training materials on counterterrorism of all mention of Islam and jihad.

Ever since then, our entire military and intelligence apparatus has been intentionally ignorant regarding the nature and magnitude of the jihad threat, and this has deformed our response to it in numerous ways. Most notoriously, Bush sent American troops into Iraq and Afghanistan, fondly assuming that the people of both countries would welcome those troops as liberators, and hoping to transform both into Western-style secular republics that would become beacons of freedom and prosperity, and examples for the rest of the Islamic world to follow.

In doing this, Bush and his advisors completely disregarded both the nature of Islamic law as a political system, and the attachment that most ordinary Muslims in both countries have for that law. There was never any chance that the majority of people in either nation would accept what they considered to be a manmade system over a divine one, and Bush should have known that. Instead, the U.S. government wasted trillions and lost irreplaceable personnel and materiel, and went a long way toward one of Osama bin Laden’s main goals in mounting the 9/11 attacks in the first place: weakening America economically as a first step toward its eventual collapse.

Domestically, the unquestionable dogma that Islam was a religion of peace led to massive growth of the Islamic presence in the U.S. There were 1,209 mosques in America in 2001; by 2020, there were 2,769, and there are many more than that today. No one is concerned about this growth, any more than they would be about an increased number of churches. Yet many of these mosques have links to the Muslim Brotherhood, which is dedicated in its own words, according to a captured internal document, to “eliminating and destroying Western civilization from within, and sabotaging its miserable house.”

There is more. Read the rest here.