Final_Judgment

[136] Final Judgment 197
might have formulated an assassination conspiracy without the consent of
the commission." 364
These are weasel words, to be sure. However, one could also conclude
from the committee's presumption that if indeed Organized Crime did play
some significant role in the assassination conspiracy, that it was not a
conspiracy that originated with "the Mafia," for example. Perhaps then the
conspiracy originated elsewhere. That, of course, is the conclusion presented
in Final Judgment.
Unwittingly, then, the House Committee has provided us even further
basis for the conclusions drawn here.
LANSKY NOT MENTIONED
The House Committee report had nothing to say about the Lansky-
Marcello connection. This is par for the course in standard accounts of the
JFK assassination which promote the theory that "The Mafia Killed JFK."
What is also particularly interesting is that Robert Lacey's Lansky
biography, Little Man, never once mentions Lansky's sponsorship of
Marcello, nor does Marcello's name appear once in the book. The New
Orleans connection is barely mentioned at all, and only in passing. Was
Marcello—who even the FBI has said headed "the first family" of the
Mafia—that unimportant?
Could it be that because Marcello's name has been repeatedly linked to
the JFK assassination that for Lacey—a very friendly biographer who
worked closely with Lansky's family—to bring up Marcello's much-abused
name would obviously draw in the Lansky connection to the JFK
assassination?
Is it possible that Marcello and his associates such as David Ferrie were
deliberately drawn into the periphery of the assassination plot in order to
deliberately plant the possibility that the blame for the assassination could
be laid upon Marcello and the Mafia—in the event, perhaps, that the image
of Lee Harvey Oswald as a "pro-Castro agitator" failed to work?
This is indeed a possibility and would fit firmly into the long-standing
Israeli Mossad policy of using "false flags" in its criminal endeavors.
Clearly, there's a lot more to the relationship between Meyer Lansky
and key "suspects" in the JFK assassination than meets the eye. All of
which, again, points toward Lansky's central role in the international
conspiracy which we document.