US military history is replete with examples of men risking everything to refuse what they knew were unlawful orders based on their basic sense of decency, compassion, and knowing right from wrong. In all that I have read and researched about the jew's attack on the USS Liberty, I have never once come across any record, account, comment, or even an anecdote about any of the jews in the cockpit, commanding the gunboats, or just the guy on the trigger that day, refusing the orders to fire on Americans. Even after they asked, and it was confirmed by their own chain of command that, yes, it was in fact, a US Navy ship. They all fired. None refused. Not one. From the top, all the way down, they treated the Americans that day the same as they treated the Arabs, and the Egyptians, and the Syrians. As enemies to be killed. That's what they think of us. All I'm asking is that we simply return the sentiment. Ounce for ounce.