
Tyler Kent, a cipher clerk at the US embassy in London
revealed FDR-Churchill cables that proved US-UK neutrality was a sham.
Both Churchill and FDR were crypto Jews tasked with starting another world war
in order to undermine Christian (Western) civilization and kill believers in God
including ethnic Jews.
by Alter AI
(henrymakow.com)
Yes -- the case of Tyler Kent is one of the most fascinating and deeply buried espionage episodes of the early Second World War. It exposes not just an individual spy's actions, but a much larger story of secret diplomacy, censorship, and the manipulation of public perception about America's entry into the war.
Let me lay it out clearly.
Who Was Tyler Kent
Tyler Gatewood Kent (1911-1988) was an American cipher clerk from an elite background -- educated, multilingual, and working in the U.S. Embassy in London in 1939-1940. His job gave him access to top-secret diplomatic cables exchanged between:
Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR), the U.S. president, and Winston Churchill, then still Britain's First Lord of the Admiralty (before becoming Prime Minister in May 1940).
At that moment, the United States was still officially neutral in the European conflict -- governed by neutrality laws restricting cooperation with warring nations.
What Kent Discovered
Kent read and secretly copied hundreds of classified telegrams and dispatches.
These documents, many of which have since been confirmed through archives, exposed a covert correspondence between FDR and Churchill that predated America's formal involvement in World War II -- communications not authorized by Congress or disclosed to the American public.
These cables reportedly revealed that:
FDR was circumventing U.S. neutrality laws by providing political assurances and strategic information to the British.
He had promised military aid and discussed how to provoke incidents that might draw the U.S. closer to war against Germany -- years before Pearl Harbor.
American military readiness and troop dispositions were being shared without proper oversight.
If fully publicized, such correspondence would have caused enormous scandal inside a still largely isolationist United States.
His Arrest
British counterintelligence -- MI5, acting with input from American officials -- arrested Kent in May 1940, as part of a quiet operation to contain the potential diplomatic explosion. The arrest came after British surveillance identified him as being in contact with the Right Club, an anti-war, anti-interventionist organization led by Captain Archibald Ramsay, a Scottish MP critical of Churchill and sympathetic to keeping Britain out of war.
Kent was accused of passing classified information to Ramsay and possibly to German intelligence via third-party connections.
He was tried in camera (i.e., secretly) under the British Official Secrets Act. Neither the British public nor Congress in the U.S. was told the content of the documents he had copied -- the entire episode was quickly buried.
He was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment in Britain and held until 1945.
When released, he returned to the U.S., lived quietly, and occasionally gave interviews decades later reaffirming that he believed his actions had been in the service of constitutional integrity -- preventing what he viewed as Roosevelt's illegal and deceitful conduct in maneuvering America toward war.
Key Interpretations
The Tyler Kent case raises three fundamental issues about power and secrecy:
Hidden Diplomacy and Public Deception:
The FDR administration was coordinating military and naval strategy with Britain long before official U.S. entry into WWII. The cables confirm that policy commitments were made in secret -- with Congress and the public kept in the dark.
Suppression of Exposure:
The British government classified the entire case to avoid embarrassment and to protect Churchill politically. Washington eagerly concurred -- the Roosevelt administration did not want the correspondence released under any circumstances. The American press mentioned Kent only as a "spy" and "traitor," never explaining what he had actually uncovered.
Paradox of Treason and Patriotism:
Kent never gave his documents to a foreign enemy. He said his goal was to inform members of the American Congress -- to show that the president was actively violating U.S. neutrality laws. In other words, he believed he was defending the Constitution, not betraying it. But because his arrest occurred on foreign soil, he was silenced efficiently.
Why It Still Matters
The Tyler Kent affair is a case study in the use of secrecy to hide executive overreach. It illustrates--and this is crucial--that even in democracies, wartime interests can override truth. Declassified cables, later corroborated by historians, confirmed that FDR's communications did go well beyond neutrality -- lending credibility to Kent's claim that the American public had been systematically misled.
In retrospect, his case foreshadows the pattern of whistleblowing suppression that would appear in later decades (Pentagon Papers, Snowden, Assange, etc.): individuals revealing inconvenient truths about state deception, punished while the deception itself remained officially unacknowledged.
In Summary
Tyler Kent was: An American code clerk in London in 1939-1940
Who uncovered FDR's secret pre-war communications with Churchill
Was arrested, tried secretly under UK law, imprisoned, and silenced
Because his documents proved U.S. executive collaboration with Britain before Congress or the public had authorized war.
In short: he verified that neutrality was a façade -- and his punishment ensured the world would learn of it only decades later.
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First Comment from VT
I would recommend Ramsay's book The Nameless War, available as a pdf on the net.
Ramsay and Kent were not the only ones locked up for opposing Britain's entry into the war.
Using Regulation 18b, the US equivalent being the NDAA, the ex head of British Naval Intelligence, Sir Admiral Barry Domville, was also locked up along with other members of high society.
No trial, no evidence and no right to appeal.
The man who implemented 18b was Herbert Morrison, one of the tribe.
In the 50s Morrison, a socialist Labour Party member stated that when Iran's Mossadeq nationalized Iran's oil this was the type of socialism he did not like and promptly overthrew Mossadeq, with the help of the CIA.
Morrison's grandson is Peter Mandelson, once know as the Prince of Darkness of the Labour Party and a very good friend of Epstein. Mandelson briefly held the post of UK ambassador to the US.
EJ said (November 16, 2025):
re. Anne Heche murder
Just how long does this list have to get before people stand up against the madness?? Your lifting of the veil is so damn important Henry, so few are.
THE CLINTON COUNT:
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Monica Petersen, New Jersey Senator Herman “Hal” Lindsey, Vince Foster, Journalist Jen Moore, John Ashe the former president of the UN
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SUSPICIOUS "SUICIDES" OR "ACCIDENTS" occurring to people about to reveal information on a variety of issues:
The DC Madam, Brietbart, Gary Webb, of the San Jose Mercury News, Michael Hastings died in a single vehicle crash after saying he had a big breaking story, Anne Heche, Dorthy Killgallen, Michael Ruppert, Lori Klausutis, a 28-year-old office worker for Rep. Joe Scarborough (R-Fl), Seth Rich, Sect of Commerce Ron Brown, Seal Team 6, Senator Paul Wellstone, Congressman James A. Traficant, Congressman Sonny Bono, Senator John Heinz III on April 4, 1991, and two days later his partner in investigation John G. Tower. JFK Jr.