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USS Liberty was that there is nothing the Zionist state might not do,  to its friends as well as its enemies, in order to get its own way. On Thursday 8 June 1967, Israeli air and naval forces attacked America’s most advanced spy ship, the U.S.S. Liberty, killing 34 of its crew and wounding 174. Forty five years on, thanks to the complicity of the mainstream media, the cover up ordered by President Johnson is still in place. Two years ago, on New York’s Long Island, I had the pleasure and privilege of being the keynote speaker at the annual dinner of the Liberty Survivors Association. I...

Agincourt. Then there was Almirante Latorre, a super-dreadnought battleship that was being built for the Chilean Navy (Armada de Chile). She was one of two planned warships that were purchased by the South American nation, which was embroiled by a naval arms race that was started when Brazil purchased the British-built dreadnought Minas Geraes. To further show how complicated matters were at the time, Brazil also ordered an even more advanced warship, Rio de Janerio, but when the nation's rubber boom collapsed and its relations with Argentina improved, the vessel was resold to the Ottoman ...

Died: Ole Anthony, Terror to Televangelists He dug through prosperity preachers’ trash and pushed a radical Christian community to be more like the first-century church. Daniel Silliman| Image: Courtesy of the Trinity Foundation / edits by Rick Szuecs When it came down to it, Ole Anthony would admit to a lot of the bad things people said about him. “My own grandiose bull— can get in the way,” he told a reporter in 2004. “I was a schemer and a promoter. That’s just the way my mind works.” Anthony needed to believe he was special, and he convinced those around him...

Felix Silla, Actor Who Played Cousin Itt and Twiki, Dead at 84 The Addams Family and Twiki on Silla’s death was reported by Deadline and confirmed by the actor's former co-star, Gil Gerard. Born in the small Italian village of Roccacasale, Silla first entered show business as a circus performer. His early professional years were spent touring with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, where he worked as a trapeze artist and tumbler. Given those skills, it makes sense that the actor’s first foray into Hollywood was as a stuntman. His first film was the Shirley Jones, Red Button...

No Navy wins every engagement. Here's What You Need to Remember: It’s crucial to remember and learn from defeat. People and the institutions they comprise commonly tout past triumphs while soft pedaling setbacks. That’s natural, isn’t it? Winning is the hallmark of a successful team, losing a hateful thing. And yet debacles oftentimes have their uses. They supply a better reality check than victories. Defeat clears the mind, putting the institution on “death ground”—in other words, compelling it to either adapt or die. Nimble institutions prosper. Winning, on the other hand, can d...