Answer: No matter how long it may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the American people . . . will win through to . . . victory.
Statements B to D can only be expressed in precise situations (during an attack against Malaya, an attack on Wake Island and a grave danger to the country). However, statement A is a common assertion because it is ofetn repeated in a variety of different contexts. When America enters a war, American leaders often repeat that they will fight and achieve victory, regardless of the particular circumstances of the war.