Nationalist Coalition International Literature Distribution to Commemorate Veteran's Day

Veterans' Day is an international day of remembrance honoring all living veterans. Customarily this day is a complement to Memorial Day and used to honor all veterans, alive or dead. As such, the Nationalist Coalition will be conducting our next organization-wide literature distribution to commemorate Veteran's Day. This distribution is to honor all the US military veterans that have honorably served and helped to guarantee our First Amendment Right to participate in these distributions.

The literature distribution campaign will be conducted between Friday, November 10th and Sunday, November 12th. Veteran’s Day is on Saturday, November 11th.

Check our leaflets page for an assortment of literature appropriate for this distribution. Please download, print, and distribute as many as you can--help us honor the men and women who have served in the US military.

One leaflet we strongly recommend is the USS Liberty leaflet (pictured to right). This leaflet honors the survivors and victims of the vicious attack by Israel on one the U.S.S. Liberty. Have you heard of it?

On June 8, 1967, the American Navy vessel U.S.S. Liberty was deliberately attacked in international waters by the armed forces of Israel. During a treacherous attempt to sink the ship and kill everyone aboard, thirty-four Americans died and 171 were wounded. For nearly thirty-five years the media have maintained their near complete blanket of silence, and the politicians have maintained their sickening pretense about our "gallant, little Jewish ally" in the Middle East.

“The attack on the Liberty was not simply a case of a single bomb going astray. According to those who survived, it continued for nearly two hours. It involved rocket and napalm attacks by multiple flights of Israeli jet fighters, a simultaneous torpedo attack by three vessels of the Israeli navy and the machine-gunning of lifeboats tossed overboard as the Liberty survivors prepared to abandon their wounded ship….. (T)hose on record as believing that the Israeli attack was deliberate include former secretary of state Dean Rusk, former CIA chief Richard Helms, Adm. Thomas Moorer (a former chief of naval operations) and a host of former directors of the National Security Agency, as well as then-President Lyndon B. Johnson.”
The Washington Post, February 01, 2003.