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Six Minutes From World War III (USS Liberty)

Bob Moriarty Jun 8, 2021

In the afternoon of June 8th, 1967 the United States came within six minutes of starting a nuclear war with the Soviet Union during the Six-Day War. At thedirection of President Lyndon Johnson, US Navy aircraft from the USS America armed with nuclear weapons were ready to launch with Cairo their target.The Soviet Union told the US that soon after the first nuke went off in Egypt,another would be dropped on Jerusalem.

The conflict was a war of aggression on the part of Israel to seize more land on the road to Greater Israel. Contrary to the popular narrative espoused by Israel since 1967 that the war was in response to aggression on the part of Egypt actuallythe war had been years in the planning by both Israel and the United States.US Forces would enter the war on behalf of Israel based on afalse flagoperation similar in design to that of Operation Northwoods.

American and Zionist war planners needed a good visual target to be the subject of the false flag attack, which they would blame on Egypt. They settled on the USS Liberty, the most advanced spy ship in the US fleet…

The true tale of what happened that day and the events that led up to it have been public for almost twenty years. An investigative reporter for The Sunday Times of London named Peter Hounam wrote a book titled, Operation Cyanide: How the Bombing of the USS Liberty Nearly Caused World War Three in 2003. He maintained the plot was a joint operation between LBJ and Israel. Planning for the Six Day War had actually taken place years before the actual commencement of battle…

I was a 20-year-old Marine lieutenant attending the Army Basic Intelligence School in Fort Holabird, Maryland in the summer of 1967 when the attack took place. It was inconceivable to anyone in the US military in the 1960s that Israeli could make such a mistake. Even at the time it seemed pretty strange to me that the highly vaunted Israelis could confuse a US ship for an enemy vessel.

moar at http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty060821.html