Mine too. USS Liberty is certainly not a story most Americans learn in school. Never at all explained officially, it goes down as yet another false flag gone sideways. That we should know about.
Oh wait never credibly explained. That it could be mistaken for non US ship is an absurdity. Especially when half way sunk, dead in the water, they put up an even bigger, brand new American flag.
Much like JFK and 9/11 the more they explain it away and dismiss those who know, the harder it gets to forgive or forget.
The big thing that astounds me is how a really apt metaphor has not been distributed. They couldn't sink Liberty but they shot it up bad enough that it was cut up for scrap sort of thing. Literally and figuratively!
And the day Russia showed up and saved the drowning sailors abandoned by their own country.
Hmm my memory they showed up to assist the USS Liberty and politely refused but stood by until the USN finally showed up.
Thank you, my knowledge of it is second hand so you may be entirely right.
Mine too. USS Liberty is certainly not a story most Americans learn in school. Never at all explained officially, it goes down as yet another false flag gone sideways. That we should know about.
Oh wait never credibly explained. That it could be mistaken for non US ship is an absurdity. Especially when half way sunk, dead in the water, they put up an even bigger, brand new American flag.
Much like JFK and 9/11 the more they explain it away and dismiss those who know, the harder it gets to forgive or forget.
The big thing that astounds me is how a really apt metaphor has not been distributed. They couldn't sink Liberty but they shot it up bad enough that it was cut up for scrap sort of thing. Literally and figuratively!