FALSE GULF OF TONKIN INCIDENT TRIGGERS VIETNAM WAR 1964
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FALSE GULF OF TONKIN INCIDENT TRIGGERS VIETNAM WAR 1964
AUGUST 2, 1964
President Johnson lied about an attack on a U.S. ship so he could move ahead with the Vietnam War. In what is known as the Gulf of Tonkin Incident, the American government claimed that Vietnamese patrol boats fired on the U.S. destroyer Maddox on two separate occasions in early August 1964 in the waters of the Gulf of Tonkin.
The President seized the opportunity to get authorization from Congress to massively increase spending and troops for the Vietnam War for a program called ‘Rolling Thunder’. Years later, Secretary of State; Robert Mcnamara admitted the incident never happened.
They tried a false flag incident to make the Congress agree to Rolling Thunder without even reading what they signed.
Here it the Historical evidence to show that Johnson made it up and why.
This is another documentary showing that Incident was made up. Eric Dubay explains the whole deception in an article he wrote for his Website titled:
