- Do you remember Germany launching a terrorist attack on American soil?
- Do you remember Germany damaging the Statue Of Liberty?
- Do you remember the “Torch” section of the Statue Of Liberty being closed off for over 100 years?
German Terrorists Launched an Attack on American Soil, on July 30, 1916. The force of the explosion was so powerful, that windows were blown out as far away as 25 miles.
Earthquake-like vibrations registered between 5.0 and 5.5 on the Richter Scale and were felt as far away as Maryland and Connecticut. Shrapnel pierced many parts of The Statue of Liberty, including several pieces that lodged in the arm. The torch section, outer walkway, and arm were permanently closed to the public. Germany was forced to pay the United States restitution, via a world court ruling at The Hague.
Where this gets strange.
Most people don’t remember any of this happening. The reason it’s making waves now is due to the ever-growing Mandela Effect. Many people see this as a change made to our reality or history.
For me, it just creates questions.
- Why is this not a major topic in schools?
- Why don’t we have a day of remembrance?
Reality Decoded 
The torch was redesigned after being closed to traffic. Much of the copper was replaced with stained glass.
There were always problems with torch being too dim. Once it was damaged by the explosion, the narrow passage was closed & getting the torch brighter seemed more important:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statue_of_Liberty
They just opened a new museum in May.
History Channel has it:
https://www.history.com/news/the-black-tom-explosion
No. It isn’t taught in school. Neither is much of any kind of history. Dumbing down has been happening for generations. An educated public is an informed public. Can’t have a smart proletariat or plebs. They might rise up & cast off their shackles.
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This indicates who is behind this. The British empire serves to benefit from this because they got us in to a war of their own making and now are changing history to make it seem just.
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But the Germans are the ones that attacked and we did make that deal with them at the end to squash some of the history if they shared their scientific information.
Just saying
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I imagine it’s not a major topic because making it one would have inadvertently invited uncomfortable questions about America’s pre-entry neutrality in the war Plus, it has all the ingredients of a false flag operation — i.e., it permitted government to leverage public fear in order to persuade Americans to go to war.
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I can’t argue with your logic on this one, your viewpoint seems very plausible.
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