Final_Judgment

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As the readers of Final Judgment will most assuredly see, you cannot
take a serious look at the subject of "China and the JFK Assassination" in
its entirety without also delving into the Israeli connection. And so it is with
virtually all of the key points in the wide variety of areas related to research
into the JFK assassination conspiracy.
ISRAEL AND RED CHINA: THE NUCLEAR CONNECTION
What, then, is the connection? The facts are that in 1963 Red China and
Israel were secretly engaged in back-channel joint nuclear weapons
development. And what's more, the key figure in the joint Red Chinese-
Israeli dealings was none other than the late Shaul Eisenberg, longtime
business partner of Mossad arms procurement and finance officer, Tibor
Rosenbaum, the driving force behind the Permindex corporation that was
central to the JFK assassination conspiracy.
So although it is now apparently "acceptable" in JFK assassination
research circles to suggest that JFK may have been assassinated because he
was standing in the way of Red China's nuclear bomb development
program, it is still considered "outlandish" (and "anti-Semitic") to suggest
that JFK's secret war with Israel over Israel's nuclear bomb program played
a part in leading to his assassination. But the facts are there for those who
are interested in finding them—as I have done.
Let us then take a look at the Peking connection to the JFK
assassination conspiracy. Like the "French Connection," this "Chinese
Connection" is, in reality, a guidepost pointing to the Israeli connection.
JFK'S PLAN TO ATTACK CHINA
Let us begin by reviewing what well-connected "conservative"
columnist Paul Scott wrote on February 13, 1970—just over six years after
the Kennedy assassination. According to Scott:
"[Secretary of State Dean] Rusk played a key role in the canceling of
contingency planning for the destruction of Communist China's nuclear
plants ordered by the late President Kennedy. Authorized by Kennedy
approximately 10 weeks before his assassination, the contingency planning
was abruptly called off by President Johnson shortly after he took office.
"While the White House records reveal Kennedy's role in starting the
planning to 'take out' China's nuclear capability, there are no official papers
to show why the top secret project was stopped in December, 1963—or
about a month after Kennedy's death.
"In researching the China policy of the Kennedy and Johnson
Administration, high-ranking Nixon administration officials have been able
to learn only that the project was officially disbanded after Rusk briefed
President Johnson on the project when he became President.