Final_Judgment

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Two notes were about gun-running to Israel in the 1940's. One
additional such note pointed out that the brother of a Permindex founder
was active in running guns to Israel's Irgun.
One note was about Meyer Lansky's ties to the famed "Operation
Underworld" which utilized the mob against the Axis powers.
Three notes were about various mob- and Mossad-connected banking
and business connections that had no direct bearing to the Kennedy
assassination itself.
One note pointed out that Permindex Chairman Louis Bloomfield's
law firm had ties to the Bronfman interests.
Four notes contained background information on four persons
connected to Tibor Rosenbaum's Permindex operation.
One note dealt with the French OAS reportedly receiving money from
Guy Banister.
One note dealt with former FBI operative Walter Sheridan's
connections to Resorts International.
One note dealt with the Hunt's family's possible ties to Israel's
nuclear development. (Two additional such notes were among those,
mentioned earlier, that dealt with the ADL in passing.)
One note was an extensive quote from former federal undercover
informant Roy Frankhauser about which I comment "how much of what
Frankhauser says is true is beyond the scope of this volume." In fact, this is
the only LaRouche citation on the subject of the JFK assassination per se.
I'll note additionally that much of the above-referenced material taken from
LaRouche sources also appears in other works on the JFK assassination
and the history of organized crime, among other places.
When I contacted the aforementioned Morrock—who admitted to me
that he considered himself "a Zionist"—and confronted him about the
misinformation, he advised me in no uncertain terms that he wouldn't
believe "anything" that I had to say. He also admitted that he had never
done any substantive investigation of the JFK assassination—a fact which
suggests that his real motivation in trying to discredit me was stimulated
largely by the fact that I had dared to bring Israel into the picture. Morrow
also made the outlandish claim that it was clear that my employer, Willis
Carto, was essentially the real author of the book and that Carto had
"dictated" the book, which, of course, is just simply not true. But this is the
kind of criticism that I've had to deal with.
In this edition of Final Judgment I have incorporated quite a bit of new
information from additional sources, and I have incorporated other
information taken from a number of sources that were cited in the reference
notes of the previous editions. However, I will add, for the record, that the
inclusion of this new information does not substantially alter in any way the
statistics cited above. My sources are broad-ranging and come from
differing points of view. The vast majority of them are cited for the firsttime
ever (as in the previous editions) in any book on the JFK assassination. I
remain quite happy with my choice of sources and I think that the open-