What?
You're just joking, right? The Japanese had been engaged in military conquest with the aim of expanding their empire for several years prior to Pearl Harbor. The attack on Pearl Harbor was a purely military action against a military target for a purely military reason: To capture or destroy America's western-most military installation to damage America's ability to project military power that might thwart their ambitions; and as a stepping-stone to the possible invasion of North America. How in the world did you read into what I wrote anything at all within a light year of comparison to the attacks of September 11th?
--Robert