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Politics : Stop the War! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jttmab who wrote (19491)	7/20/2003 2:58:54 PM
From: AK2004	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21614

re: LPOS, that's BS, you can jam sufficiently to disrupt the communications while you're taking out the antennas with weapons fire and napalm. aha, so now we are back to hardware damage <gggggggg> Unfortunately for you taking the antennas would not do it either - remember that was 1967 and not 1867 <gggggggggg> re: they claimed they thought it was travelling at 30 knots; this is from very anti-israeli web: "8 June 1967: 0030: U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Reconnaissance Center (JRC) orders Liberty to go from 12½ to 20 nautical miles off coast. An error by the U.S. Army Communications Center at the Pentagon results in message never reaching the ship." I wonder why they would say that the order to go at and below 20 never reached USS Liberty in addition: "0130: JRC orders Liberty to approach no closer than 100 miles to the coasts of Egypt and Israel. Due to misrouting it will take 16½ hours for message to reach Liberty." hmmmm, could that mean that Israel did not expect to see American ship there