Remembering the USS Liberty, viciously attacked by Israel on June 8, 1967

Above is the five minute speech by U.S. Representative Thomas Massie, in the House of Congress, in Washington D. C., yesterday. Below is a documentary, giving more information about the same. In the traditional Roman Rite, on Good Friday, Holy Mother Church called on Catholics to pray for the “perfideus Iudaeus”, the covenant breaking Judean, but “perfideous” was often translated as “perfidious” or treacherous in many modern Languages, for good reason. In fact, that book of wickedness, called the Talmud, teaches its readers that they can break agreements with those who do not read it, with moral impunity.

As can be seen in this documentary, President Johnson, who was installed after the assassination of the Catholic President John F. Kennedy, who had wanted all Israeli agents in the USA to register with the U.S. government, so that their activities be monitored, cooperated after the attack in covering up the incident and is perhaps also the person who ordered the U. S. military to NOT defend the U.S.S. Liberty during and after the attack.

The same trick was used during this treacherous war crime, namely, that Israeli authorities claimed they were not going to continue the attack, and then continued the attack, just as we see in the current conflict in the Mid East, where “cease fire” agreements are interpreted by Israeli armed forces as “You cease firing so we can continue firing.” 

Finally, a longer more detailed documentary of this horrific war crime:

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