ANP Report, Sunday, December 7th, 2025

YESTERDAY, December 7, 1941 a date which will live in infamy, the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan…

Eightyfour years ago this Monday, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt spoke these words and the words that follow, to the people of the United States of America. But exactly how much truth was there in them? Was he being totally honest with the people? Hardly.

In those days, things were very different from today. When it came to war, it could not be sustained long without the support of the majority of the people. Up until then, the prospect of getting involved in WW II was not very appealing to the American people. As far as they were concerned, the war in Europe was too far away to concern us and we were not a very global society at that time.

However, some American citizens wanted us to get involved – Jewish citizens. For years the Nazis had been persecuting the Jews of Europe. Naturally, those Jews had relatives in this country. Naturally, those Jews were concerned about how their relatives were being treated. There had also been rumors of mass murders of Jews by the Germans. They couldn’t have possibily had a shred of evidence of genocide, but it was a chance they dared not take.

The Jews, many of whom were elected officials put pressure on Roosevelt to intervene. Roosevelt hesitated because he knew he would not have the support of the general population. He knew the American people would not want to risk their lives to save Jews. He had to think of another way. He thought of a backdoor way of getting involved in the war with the support of the people.

He knew that Germany, Italy, and Japan had recently signed a tripartite agreement that stated should any country attack one of the three, the other two would immediately declare war on the aggressor nation. That was the way in.

Roosevelt ordered the United States Navy to begin to systematically harass Japanese ships on the high seas. American naval vessels began stopping Japanese ships, both civilian and military and forcing them to submit to being searched. If any cargo of weapons and ammunition was found, said cargo was confiscated. Remember, there was no United Nations yet, and the old League of Nations was already defunct, therefore the United States had no authorization to be conducting such operations outside of American waters.

The American authorities of the time would have certainly been aware that the Japanese would resent these actions and if pushed far enough, would react. This why Roosevelt himself ordered the naval forces at Pearl Harbor to go on maneuvers. He ordered all but one aircraft carrier on these so-called training exsercises, while one remained in port. He ordered only one battleship out to sea, while the rest remained in port. This does not sound very significant, until one understands that the aircraft carrier is the navy’s most valuable vessel, and the battleship is the least. If Pearl Harbor was attacked during these maneuvers, only one of our most valuable vessels would be destroyed. The majority of vessels destroyed would be the least valuable.

Also, Roosevelt himself ordered American fighter planes stationed on the ground at Pearl Harbor to be parked in an odd, circular pattern. That’s crazy. Why would he do that? Curtis Warhawk fighter planes did not have a reverse gear for taxiing. When parked in a circular formation, a ground crew would have to go out and move at least two planes out of that formation by hand in order for them to be able to take off. That’s why no American planes got off the ground that day. Could it be that Roosevelt didn’t want them too? Is it possible that a man who swore an oath to protect the American people sacrificed all those who died in that attack so that he would have an excuse to get congress to declare war on Japan? I say yes.

On December 8, 1941 the United States declared war on Japan, and on December 9, NS Germany declared war on the United States. Italy declared war a few days later. Roosevelt’s scheme to get this country involved in the war on Europe worked like a charm – and we are still paying the price for going to war against the wrong enemy. Even respected General George S. Patton said, “We defeated the wrong enemy!” A short time later he was dead, and the cause of death is still not adequately determined.

Every December 7, the United States commemorates the attack on Pearl Harbor. I too will honor the memory of those servicemen who died obeying the orders of their superiors. I was also remember this as the day we were tricked into going to war with the only force that could save the White race from oblivion. Either way, it is a day of mourning.

Here’s an additional resource to consider on this event: Pearl Harbor

Race Traitors

There are too many race traitors in this country. It astounds me how many idiot whites we have. As a white, do you seriously believe in black love? Blacks want the best for you? Does this person who is black  get job preference? Is this why in this fucked up country, blacks can do no wrong?

Liberalism makes its rallying cry of Black America. They can do wrong. These imbecile liberal whites buy into this crap. Well, not me. We whites built this marvelous country for us. I refuse to sit on my hands and watch blacks destroy it. They’ve destroyed our cities, now they want the rest.  I say NO. NO!

We whites need to do something, now, not later, now. A good place to start is to become a supporter of ANP. It is an organization dedicated to saving the white race. It is not a hate sociey. It is against racial hatred. It fights to preserve white cities and culture. We of ANP, refuse to die in command. We Intend to fight to the last by saving the white race.

The whites of South Africa are being destroyed. The ANP refuses to follow them to the grave. LIberals betrayed their race. They are fools. Let’s be smart, and unite to free ourselves from this terrible evil that we now face. Join with the ANP as a supporter. White people, defend yourselves! Our very existence is at stake!  Donate money. Donate your time to give out literature. Help the ANP and yourselves to save ourselves. The alternative is too horrible to contemplate.

I have contemplated it. It gives me nightmares. If it doesn’t give them to you, then maybe you aren’t right in the head.

That’s about it for this report. I hope you learned something from my little history lesson. Stay safe, and hail victory!

Dan Schneider
Deputy Chairman
American Nazi Party