Tag: Dwight D. Eisenhower

David Martin, Remember the Liberty!

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David Martin Most Americans have never heard of the Israeli, Ephraim “Eppie” Evron.  A half century ago, in May of 1967, he was deputy chief of mission in the Israeli embassy in Washington and in that ostensible capacity had a meeting with President Lyndon Johnson in the Oval Office on May 26.  From all indications, as we learn from Phillip Nelson in Remember the Liberty!: Almost Sunk by Treason on the High Seas, Evron was likely the real power in the embassy as the top Mossad official there.  An even more interesting thing about Evron was that he was “one of the…

Paul Craig Roberts, How Troublesome Presidents Are Disposed of

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 Paul Craig Roberts Tucker Carlson provides an excellent 12 minute report about the CIA’s removal of President Kennedy and President Nixon. I recommend that you watch it 2 or 3 times until it sinks in and forward it to all of your friends and relatives. There is nowhere else  you can get so much solid and important information in 12 minutes. Carlson believes that Biden, no longer useful to the establishment, is currently undergoing removal. I have reported the truth about the removal of Presidents Kennedy and Nixon from office for…

David R. Henderson, Remembering Hiroshima

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by David R. Henderson  [Editor’s note: The following is an encore presentation of David R. Henderson’s column of July 31, 2006.] Sometimes, something happens that is so awful that we find ourselves rationalizing it, talking as if it had to happen, to make ourselves feel better about the horrible event. For many people, I believe, President Truman’s dropping the atomic bomb on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945, and on Nagasaki on Aug. 9, 1945, were two such events. After all, if the leader of arguably the freest country in the world decided…