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You don't know me at all.

Yet you go personal in the attack.

If IQ is what matters to you... Then...

The various IQ tests I've taken over the years have yielded results between the low 160's to the mid 170's. Ya, I wish I was smarter.

What's yours?

And as far as reading comprehension, there is a difference between speculating and implicating. The possibilities he offers are antisemitism or greed. In his mind that's the only choices. That says a lot about him and those who think like him.

I've tested in the same range. My dad has tested higher, so there's hope for me yet.

As for myself, there are times I've wished I were simpler, so welcome to the club. I've learned to often keep my mouth shut offline, but haven't learned the same lesson online.

Let's be honest, you went personal in the attack on this guy, which I believe is unwarranted. Also, you moved the goalpost, which is unfair.

The typical claim by the Liberty activists is that "Israel knew" and attacked the Liberty intentionally.

The worst charge you can make after reading this, is that the pilots were negligent - IE made a mistake.

The Liberty folks for years have charged Israel with intentionally attacking their ship. One of the pilots had offered to meet with them, and was consistently rebuffed, because his story did not match their beliefs... and then you attack the pilot for speculating as to why.

Many WWII vets have met with their Japanese counterparts - and they were bitter enemies during the war. After being rebuffed for years after a friendly fire incident, you might just turn bitter, too.

If you respond, I won't be back home for hours - I'm about to go take the Jeep out to Tonto National Forest to find some pretty scenery and then drive over it. ;)

Your IQ could be three hundred, and you'd still be bozo.

In war -- bad things happen. the USS Liberty was a "neutral" warship in the middle of a war zone and there in that war zone without the cautions due. The Navy and teh NSA had absolutely foolishly sent it there alone and unannounced.

The pilot was right -- the mistake wasn't his. His mistake would have been in NOT attacking a unknown warship in a war zone.