A USS Liberty Hero's Passing
• antiwar.comTerry Halbardier, who ? as a 23-year-old seaman in 1967 ? thwarted Israeli attempts to sink the USS Liberty, died on Aug. 11 in Visalia, California.
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Terry Halbardier, who ? as a 23-year-old seaman in 1967 ? thwarted Israeli attempts to sink the USS Liberty, died on Aug. 11 in Visalia, California.
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The Fix Was In From The Beginning
MEGYN KELLY: In your op-ed, you write as follows: 'Rarely has a U.S. president been so wrong about so much at the expense of so many.' But time and time again, history has proven that you got it wrong as well, sir.
The Fix Was In From The Beginning
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