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Loss of Liberty Reviewed by Andrew I. Killgore A new 52-minute video, Loss of Liberty, dramatically proves, beyond any doubt, that the attack by Israel on June 8, 1967 against the U.S. naval intelligence gathering ship USS Liberty, in which 34 Americans were killed and 171 wounded, was deliberate. Produced by Howard Films (Tito Howard), the video first lets Israeli officers make their totally unconvincing case that the attack was a tragic accident when the Israelis mistook the much larger and differently configured USS Liberty for the totally unlike Egyptian ship El Quseir. This filmed testimony by dozens of USS Liberty survivors of the agony they suffered during and after the Israeli attack, even unto this day, has gut-wrenching emotional power. The testimony of many heroic Americans, including dozens of Congressional Medal of Honor winners, demolishes Israels tragic accident claim. Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk and former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Thomas Moorer are representative of the honored high-ranking Americans supporting the condemnation of deliberate aggression against the United States by ally Israel. Loss of Liberty makes clear that then-President Lyndon Johnson conspired with Israel and its Israel-First supporters inside the U.S. government to support the tragic accident scheme. Johnson was bogged down at the time in the Vietnam war, and thought he needed Israel Lobby support. Still, Johnsons behavior is as unforgivable now as it was then. Body of Secrets author James Bamford, whose research on the National Security Agency contains quotes of the Hebrew language recorded during the attacks, adds his authoritative voice to the compelling tale in Loss of Liberty. At only $25 cash, Loss of Liberty will enlighten the viewers, and hopefully lend support for a real investigation, after 35 years, of this shameful aggression against the United States. Andrew I. Killgore is the publisher of the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs. |
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