Patrick Scrivener #conspiracy reformation.org

World War II was an MI6 knavish trick!!

World War II was just a repeat of World War I but on a much vaster and more destructive scale. As usual, MI6 had Germany saturated with their spies.

Adolf Hitler–the most infamous spy in history–spent about 5 years in England as a "student" at the Tavistock Institute.

During WWI he was a "courier" which is a euphemism for spy.

During his stay in England, Hitler learned to speak English fluently. It is nearly impossible to count the number of MI6 spies in Nazi Germany.

Sir Stewart Menzies was the ruthless MI6 head during WWII. He worked closely with the Japanese planning the "surprise" attack on Pearl Harbor.

His counterpart in the U.S. was Canadian Sir William Stephenson.

Stephenson had 2 entire floors at 630 5th Ave., Rockefeller Plaza, New York City.

An extreme Russophobe, Menzies assassinated anybody who got in the way of his plans to defeat Russia. Menzies' spies were everywhere. One of his agents, Kay Summersby, was the chauffeur for general Eisenhower. Even President Roosevelt himself was not beyond the reach of his deadly agents.

Stephenson's job was to ensure that the U.S. would again declare war on Germany. His spying headquarters was located at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York City. He second-in-command was James Bond author Ian Fleming. Stephenson trained his commandos in Canada, and he had a major listening post in Bermuda.

Mexico was not a promising ally of the British at that time but Japan held out huge possibilities.

In Nov. 1940, the Royal Navy launched the first ever aircraft attack from a carrier.

The attack destroyed the Italian Fleet at Taranto.

MI6 was "praying" that the Japanese were paying attention!!

The Pearl Harbor attack was a duplicate of the Battle of Taranto but much more destructive. Even that attack was not enough for the United States to declare war on Germany. So Hitler obeyed his masters in London and declared war on December 11, 1941.

Hitler was very obedient to his MI6 masters. He declared war on December 11, 1941.

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