Pat Buchanan makes a good connection between America's actions after 911 and her actions after Pearl Harbor, but he misses a powerful point when not driving home the socialist connection between the black FDR to the real FDR.
The Obama regime is actively fighting injustices from WWII.
As President of the United States, Obama has already sent Ukrainian John Demjanjuk back to Germany to stand trial for war crimes against Jews stemming from World War II.
In a second case, Obama's justice department has stripped citizenship from 88-year-old John Kalymon, a former Chrysler employee, for shooting a Jew.
According to Jewish Pharisee Eli Rosenbaum, director of the Criminal Division of the Justice Department's Office of Special Investigations (OSI).
The irony?
Both Denjanjuk and Kalymon are Ukrainians.
Remember, the Ukrainians suffered more in the hands of Judeo-Communist Stalin under the Holodomor, with its' Jewish political commissars, than the Jews suffered under Hitler with the Holocaust.
Stalin slaughter both more Ukrainians en mass, as well as a greater percentage of their ethnic group, than Hitler did with the Jews.
FDR and Stalin were not just war time allies, but close personal friends. FDR called Stalin -- Uncle Joe (sic)!
So, why stop at an investigation of actions post-911, when Obama has already opened the door to investigations and prosecutions of war crimes in the post Pearl Harbor days?
Instead of prosecuting trivial non-crimes against a handful of post-911 CIA prosecutors interrogating a handful of guilty Muslim terrorists, how about the Obama regime prosecuting the real FDR, posthumously, for huge crimes against humanity?
Facts that an Obama administration could investigate, document and prosecute are crimes of collusion of FDR with the world's worst genocial dictator, Joseph Stalin; FDR's crimes against humanity for fire bombing Dresden civilian women and children and hundreds of other German Christian cities and towns; and lastly, FDR's un-Constitutional indefinite detention of Japanese-American non-combatant citizens.
What better way to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the "Russian" invasion of Poland on Sept. 1, 1939, than to say that FDR was on the wrong side of the war.