This story begins in 1941 at a school flag pole. The principal was called out to see the destruction of the pavement and he found himself in a very odd situation that just keeps getting stranger and stranger. The principal instantly decided to go after on and only one child at the high school for the defacing of the concrete. After hunting him down in the school he ripped the kid out of a fight and took him to the principal’s office at the far end of the school. The only window in the office had a clear view of the parking lot and the principal’s car; his desk faced away from it however he placed the supposed vandal in a seat facing the window. The principal told the vandal he wanted to expel him but had no evidence to support his theory about the vandal defacing school property. The principal needed a confession from the boy and intended to get one out of him if not for this days offense, another’s. he worked at the boy for nearly an hour and he did not confess. So the principal told the vandal that he was almost positive he had skipped enough days that year to expel him. The principal pulled out the attendance sheets from a file cabinet behind his desk, and when he opened them he went into shock. Frantically flipping through the pages trying to find one that didn’t have writing on it. For all the pages had the same three words on it, the same words that were carved into the concrete slab… Remember Pearl Harbor. “how did you do all this?” asked the principal. The boy responded by telling him that he didn’t. Moments later the school janitor came in and told the principal to look out the window. The principal’s car had been vandalized on the side of his car the words Remember Pearl Harbor had been painted on. The principal attacked the child yelling at him that he had vandalized his car. And after the janitor pulled the principal off the kid he explained to the principal that he couldn’t have done it he had been with the principal all day in the office. The principal had to agree the boy didn’t do it. The janitor then explained that the same three words had appeared all over the school scratched into desks and on lockers. The principal asked what the words meant. Five days later the Japanese launched a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor starting the tragic war. So what do you think did someone try to warn the people about the upcoming war, or was it a big coincidence? Or are we just pulling your leg? Vote in my poll then you can read whether it is a true story or not.
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