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To: White Lives Matter
Wasn't one of the major causes of Japan's declaration of war was the restrictions to their ability to obtain natural resources needed for economic sovereignty?

That history repeating thingy is bell ringing in my ear?

8 posted on 01/23/2021 7:26:55 PM PST by blackdog (It's a good day to go Ceaucescu. )
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To: blackdog

Yes. Also, the USA cut them off from Oil and scrap metal shipments. Very poor long term strategy on so many levels.


14 posted on 01/23/2021 7:29:58 PM PST by Tailback
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To: blackdog

[Wasn’t one of the major causes of Japan’s declaration of war was the restrictions to their ability to obtain natural resources needed for economic sovereignty?]

Yes!


15 posted on 01/23/2021 7:30:43 PM PST by White Lives Matter
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To: blackdog
The embargo of materials to Japan was initiated due to the Japanese invasion of China and atrocities committed by them during their occupation. Look up the Rape of Nanking. This had nothing to do with Japanese sovereignty but the war in China.
49 posted on 01/23/2021 11:07:43 PM PST by chulaivn66 ("...government will follow its natural tendency to despotism.")
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To: blackdog
”Wasn't one of the major causes of Japan's declaration of war was the restrictions to their ability to obtain natural resources needed for economic sovereignty?”

At the time, Japan’s “ability to obtain natural resources needed for economic sovereignty” seemed to include violating the actual sovereignty of China.

68 posted on 01/24/2021 9:56:06 AM PST by William Tell
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