Turning Point
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Steel workers were a happy lot, strutting around on their I-beams without a care in the world. Until one day in 1953,when one of them slipped and almost fell. This left the door wide open for a Nazi invasion of the eastern seaboard. Their first target: the highly strategic Statue of Liberty, which produces more patriotism per square foot than any other monument in America. With the statue lying in pieces, the door was left wide open for an all out assault. Can you believe what they're teaching kids in school these days?
Steel workers were a happy lot, strutting around on their I-beams without a care in the world. Until one day in 1953,when one of them slipped and almost fell. This left the door wide open for a Nazi invasion of the eastern seaboard. Their first target: the highly strategic Statue of Liberty, which produces more patriotism per square foot than any other monument in America. With the statue lying in pieces, the door was left wide open for an all out assault. Can you believe what they're teaching kids in school these days?
