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![]() HE MEANS in that theater of war ASS CLOWN!! -- "I have seen the worst that man can do.and I can still laugh loudly" R.J. Goldman http://www.usidfvets.com and http://www.stopfcc.com "Issac Goldberg" wrote in message m... wrote: Operation Cyanide: after the Liberty was sunk, and after Egypt had been framed, the US would drop a nuclear bomb on Egypt. Nasser would be gone. If that was the goal, then Israel made (at least...) six mistakes: 1) Attack with a Mirage, a plane with a unique shape that only Israel had. Only Israel had the Mirage? Didn't France have any, or was the entire production run of Mirages sold to Israel? And wasn't France in on the 1956 attack on Egypt? It could have been a repeat performance by France. Your assertion that only Israel had Mirages is obviously wrong. The Mirage which attacked the Liberty did not have any identification, since the Israelis painted over identifying markings. That is why the first goal of the Israeli attack was to take out Liberty's communications. Israel was successful in destroying the antennas on Liberty's deck, but Liberty radiomen were able to jury-rig an antenna and send a message out, which was the only thing that saved the Liberty. Israeli attempts to jam all of Liberty's known radio frequencies failed. 2) Attack with the wrong weapon. For sinking ships you need half iron bombs, like the US used in Midway, not NAPLAM. It was decided that the Israeli navy, still in its infancy, would have the 'honor' of sinking the Liberty. The fact that the first four torpedoes missed shows that the Israeli navy needed more practice. 3) Attack with a single plane. The Israeli air force successfully took all of Liberty's above board antennas out of action. And since one of the antenna was a rather large and unique satellite dish, there could be no mistaking the Liberty for an Egyptian horse transport. If Egypt had equipped a horse transport with a satellite dish, the Israeli air force would have sunk such a ship on the first day of the war. 4) Leave the Liberty enough time to report the first attack, that could not be blamed on the Egyptian air force in that point. Only the success by the Liberty radiomen in jury rigging an antenna allowed the radio message to be sent. According to the Liberty radiomen, Israel did attempt to jam all of Liberty's known radio frequencies, but the jamming failed because Liberty radoimen were able to find a usable frequency that was not jammed. 5) Attacking with boats that displayed the Israeli flag. Operation Cyanide depended on taking out all of Liberty's communications ability during the initial surprise air attack. If Liberty could not get a message out, then it did not matter if the boats displayed the Israeli flag. 6) Not finishing the attack by a couple more torpedeos. Israel intercepted a message that American aircraft had been launched from aircraft carriers and were headed towards the Liberty. Instead of risking exposure, the entire operation was called off. A submarine surprise attack, using 4 torpedeos at once, would be a much better method for framing Egypt. So you agree that it was possible that Operation Cyanide intended to frame Egypt. Did the Israeli navy even have submarines in 1967? In fact, one of the planes that LBJ had recalled was armed with a nuclear bomb. First, LBJ ordered nothing of the kind. You cannot prove that, since it is impossible to prove a negative. Which is the base for your never ending bull****. The fact that you need to resort to obscenities shows that you are not very secure with your arguments. If you had a strong case, it would stand on its own, without the need for insults, name calling and/or obscenities. We hear lawyer-talk like 'Congress investigated the attack five times and found no evidence that the attack was intentional.' But since Congress never conducted an in-depth investigation devoted to the attack on the Liberty, it found no evidence one way or another since CONGRESS NEVER INVESTIGATED WHETHER THE ATTACK ON THE LIBERTY WAS INTENTIONAL. It could just as accurately have been said that Congress found no evidence to show that the attack on the Liberty was an accident. See how easy it is to use weasel words? |
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