Final_Judgment

Appendix Seven
"Deep Throat"
Dallas and Watergate Were Connected—
But Not in the Way That Many People Think.
James Jesus Angleton, Israel and the Fall of Richard M. Nixon
The Dallas-Watergate Connection has been the basis for an
incredible amount of misinformation and disinformation since the fall
of Richard Nixon in 1974. There is indeed a Dallas-Watergate
Connection—but it's one that even the most intrepid JFK assassination
researchers have somehow seemed to miss. The true Dallas-Watergate
Connection is the long-hidden role of Israel's CIA man, James Jesus
Angleton—the prime CIA mover not only behind the JFK assassination
but also the forced resignation of Richard M. Nixon.
For years a wide array of self-styled JFK assassination researchers have
gone to great lengths to find a "Dallas-Watergate Connection." Peter Dale
Scott and Carl Oglesby have written at length on the subject. Many others
have also delved into the topic. Primarily the researchers seem to focus on
one thing alone: the fact that "former" CIA man, E. Howard Hunt, the
ringleader of the team that burglarized the Democratic Party headquarters at
the Watergate complex in Washington, had formerly been the CIA's liaison
to the anti-Castro Cuban exiles during the years of the CIA-mob
assassination plots against Fidel Castro.
However, as we shall see in this appendix, there is much more to the
"Dallas-Watergate Connection" than meets the eye—and if truth be told, the
real connection is the hidden role played by Israel's CIA ally, James Jesus
Angleton, not only in the assassination of President Kennedy but also in the
Watergate intrigue that led to the fall of Richard Nixon.
In fact, as we shall see, Nixon—like JFK—had begun to run afoul of
the Israelis and—like JFK—was targeted for destruction.
NIXON: 'GET ME THE FILES . . .'
In light of what we now know about John F. Kennedy's bitter conflict
with Israel over its determined intent to develop a nuclear arsenal, it is quite
interesting indeed to learn, according to journalist Leslie Cockburn, that
"when Nixon came into office, the second thing he asked J. Edgar Hoover
to do for him was 'Get me the files on Israeli nuclear espionage.'" 937 And
considering Hoover's own close ties to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
of B'nai B'rith, an American intelligence conduit for Israel's Mossad, we
cannot help but wonder if the news of Nixon's unusual interest in this
subject did not somehow make its way to Mossad headquarters in Tel Aviv.