2026-08-20
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The most shocking part of the story of the USS Liberty, the American ship bombed by the Israeli
government back during the Six-Day War in 1967, is not simply the facts of the case.
34 Americans murdered by the Israelis, 171 wounded, bombed, strafed with machine gun fire, etc.
That's a tragedy and it's shocking.
But the most shocking part of the story is that the U.S.
Government, beginning with the then president, Lyndon Johnson, covered it up.
Prevented the survivors from talking about it, prevented the public from knowing that it even happened.
That's ongoing, by the way.
American officials still refuse to talk about what happened to the USS Liberty, by and large, with some exceptions.
So that's the part of the story that really makes you wonder what is going on here.
It's one thing for a foreign country, foreign government, to murder your citizens.
That does happen.
But the idea that your own government would take the side of the foreign nation as it murders your people,