Well, well, well. How the turntables...

Iron Eyes Cody was actually born Espera de Corti — an Italian-American who played Indians in both his life and on screen. But liberals don't care about that because he was in a commercial supporting environmentalists.

I'd like to see some people come to the table on this;

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2001/05/eric-margolis/uss-liberty/

I've read several accounts of that story, but none seem to make much sense. The only parts that ring true:

You don't always see something as small as a flag from combat aircraft. You don't have perfect, infallible visibility of anything. Believe me.

There had to be, at a minimum, appalling disregard of orders and incompetence within the US Navy.

The fog of war is a real and terrible thing.

Other than that, it seems the whole story simply hasn't come out. It should.

Read that account of the story. Eric Margolis is a 'boots on the ground' reporter, not some pass on the AP boilerplate like Faux and CNN

I read it, but I don't think much of it. It's so ridiculously misleading about the origins of the 1967 war that it must be dismissed in its entirety as propaganda.

The Egyptians, as part of Nasser's crazy rush to war, closed the Straights of Tiran on May 22, 1967. With that, a blockade of the important Israeli port city of Eilat began. And so, by the traditional definitions of acts of war, the war began.

The war certainly didn't play out as Nasser expected. But he asked for it, and he got it.

It's a shame that an account of the USS Liberty incident, which was and still is very serious, got dragged into that kind of manure.

Yes, it conflicts a lot with what the state that is trying to kill you with a vaccine has been telling you by quite a bit, doesn't it?
Eric interviewed the survivors to get that story.

That may be, but he won't write objectively with whatever agenda he has going.

The whole story needs to come out about the USS Liberty. I think we're in agreement on that. And it's natural for you to be suspicious, because we have a government that lies to us about EVERYTHING.

But there's no shortage of really good historical information about the Six Day War -- except for the USS Liberty in incident. I hope you have a chance to study it sometime. It's a fascinating stuff, both from a military perspective and for understanding the current situation in the Mid-East.

The sailors have their own webpage too. Regardless, your correct in saying all history needs close scrutiny, because most is written as propaganda. Lincoln is a classic in that respect.