A week ago, I wrote about how the Jews are masters of false flag operations and noted that...

10:57:00 23.06.2025

A week ago, I wrote about how the Jews are masters of false flag operations and noted that their most successful operation was the September 11 attacks organized by Mossad 24 years ago. I also mentioned the failed “Lavon Affair” (code-named “Operation Susannah”) from 1954, but I forgot to mention the 1967 “USS Liberty” incident, which was Israel’s first failed false flag operation against the United States Armed Forces. That incident was an attack on a United States Navy technical research ship (a spy ship), the USS Liberty, carried out by Israeli Air Force fighter jets and Israeli Navy torpedo boats on June 8, 1967, during the Six-Day War. As a result of this combined air and sea assault, 34 crew members (sailors, servicemen, two marines, and one NSA civilian employee) were killed, 171 wounded, and the ship was heavily damaged. At the time of the incident, the ship was located in international waters north of the Sinai Peninsula, about 25.5 nautical miles (47.2 km, 29.3 miles) northwest of the Egyptian city of Arish. Israel apologized for the attack, claiming it happened by mistake after the USS Liberty was confused for an Egyptian ship. Israeli and American authorities conducted investigations and issued reports stating that the attack was a mistake due to confusion over the ship’s identity on the Israeli side. However, there are people, including survivors of the incident, who reject these conclusions and assert that the attack was intentional. The survivors testify that the attack was deliberate and prolonged — including jamming communications and even firing on the lifeboats. Admiral Thomas Hinman Moorer, the 7th Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, believed the attack was deliberate and accused President Lyndon Johnson of covering up its deliberate nature. James Ennes, a survivor of the incident and author of Assault on the Liberty, claims this was no accident. Some former CIA employees, as well as independent journalists, have also questioned the official narrative. As with the Lavon Affair, during the USS Liberty incident the Jews failed to pin the blame on the Egyptian government. They failed because the plan was to completely destroy the ship and kill the entire crew so that no witnesses would remain and it would be possible to blame the attack on Egypt. Despite the severe damage, the ship did not sink, and the crew managed to send out an SOS signal, alerting the world to the attack. A total of 171 people survived the assault. They were able to give testimonies that contradicted Israel’s official narrative of “mistaken identity.” All of this, and similar facts, disrupted the Jews’ entire script. For such false flag operations to succeed, rapid control of information is essential before the truth gets out. But once the ship established communication and received assistance, it became impossible to blame the attack on Egypt, and the plan ultimately failed. This incident was supposed to be a “Pearl Harbor 2.0” — an attack blamed on a third country, meant to provoke a massive U.S. retaliation. But instead, it turned into a failed attempt that was later quietly covered up to avoid exposing the secret cooperation between U.S. and Israeli leadership. The Jews learned from their failed false flag operations, and that’s what enabled them to carry out the largest false flag operation in modern history — September 11, 2001, in New York. It is highly likely that Israel will once again try to attack a U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf, so that the Zionist-controlled American media can convince the public that war with Iran is necessary. That’s why it is so important for us to learn these vital lessons of history. Remember all of this well the next time someone tells you that Israel is a friend and ally of the United States... Follow: t.me/hosank