Difference between revisions of "Wikipedia:USS Liberty incident"
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|WpIntro=The Wikipedia page is wordy and biased. Only the section "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Liberty_incident#Details_in_dispute Details in Dispute]" provides much that is relevant to the unnecessary "dispute" over responsibility. | |WpIntro=The Wikipedia page is wordy and biased. Only the section "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Liberty_incident#Details_in_dispute Details in Dispute]" provides much that is relevant to the unnecessary "dispute" over responsibility. | ||
| − | The Wikispooks article includes a tabular listing of the various "Reliable Sources", indicating that almost no independent observers accept the "official" version. Wikispooks also carries some of the first-hand narratives of the American survivors, information mostly buried at the Wikipedia under a plethora of largely insignificant opinions. | + | The Wikispooks article includes a tabular listing of the various "Reliable Sources", indicating that almost no independent observers accept the "official" version. Wikispooks also carries some of the first-hand narratives of the American survivors, information mostly buried at the Wikipedia under a plethora of largely insignificant opinions. |
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|ExLink5Name=CNN - Israel's 1967 attack on U.S. ship deliberate, book says | |ExLink5Name=CNN - Israel's 1967 attack on U.S. ship deliberate, book says | ||
|ExLink5Desc=The attack, in which 34 American sailors died, was carried out to prevent the United States from eavesdropping on Israeli military activities, author James Bamford writes. | |ExLink5Desc=The attack, in which 34 American sailors died, was carried out to prevent the United States from eavesdropping on Israeli military activities, author James Bamford writes. | ||
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Revision as of 18:41, 14 June 2012
 USS Liberty Incident
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The Wikipedia page is wordy and biased. Only the section "Details in Dispute" provides much that is relevant to the unnecessary "dispute" over responsibility.
The Wikispooks article includes a tabular listing of the various "Reliable Sources", indicating that almost no independent observers accept the "official" version. Wikispooks also carries some of the first-hand narratives of the American survivors, information mostly buried at the Wikipedia under a plethora of largely insignificant opinions. |
Related Wikispooks Pages
External Links
- USS Liberty Memorial - The web-site of the survivors.
- 'The USS Liberty': America's Most Shameful Secret - Cover-Up Alleged in Probe of USS Liberty
- If Americans Knew - According to former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Thomas Moorer, “Those men were then betrayed and left to die by our own government.” The survivors are still awaiting
- What Really Happened.com - Cover-Up Alleged in Probe of USS Liberty
- CNN - Israel's 1967 attack on U.S. ship deliberate, book says - The attack, in which 34 American sailors died, was carried out to prevent the United States from eavesdropping on Israeli military activities, author James Bamford writes.
