Show Notes
I recorded this at the start of 2025, but I'm sharing it again because it's so interesting. Phil Tourney was aboard the USS Liberty when the IDF attacked it in 1967, killing 34 Americans. He says it was not mistaken identity, it was deliberate. But the weird thing is that America and Israel were allies, so why did Israel deliberately try to sink the ship? 📺 The video version is on my website.
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