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The SHOCKING Reason Japan Refused Hltler's Plan and Attacked Pearl Harbor Instead

In 1941, a shocking calculation explains why Japan refused Hltler’s plan and struck Pearl Harbor instead, as fuel—not ideology—closed every other path. When the U.S. oil embargo cut off more than 90 percent of Japan’s supply, naval planners watched reserves shrink from an apparent eighteen months to barely six once wartime operations were factored in. German urged an attack on Singapore, but it offered no oil and no solution to the crisis. The only fuel that could sustain Japan’s navy lay in the Dutch East Indies, and the route ran past the Philippines—where the U.S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor threatened every supply line. This video shows how time, logistics, and hard arithmetic—not grand strategy—forced Tokyo’s hand, turning dwindling barrels into the decisive pressure that made war with the United States inevitable.