Final_Judgment

Chapter One
The Tie That Binds:
What All of the Most Commonly Accepted JFK
Assassination Theories Have in Common—
The Never-Mentioned Israeli Connection
Who killed John F. Kennedy? That question has plagued
the world for a generation. What is it that we do know about
the J FK murder that ties a ll o f the differing theories
together? What is it that all of the theories have in common?
The blame for the assassination has been placed on
numerous power groups, perhaps working independently or
together. Most often named have been the CIA (or rogue
elements thereof), organized crime and the anti-Castro Cuban
network.
Yet, one power in particular—Israel and its spy agency,
the M o ssa d—links a ll o f these fo rces tog ether. Isra el,
h o w e v e r , i s t h e c e n t r a l p l a y e r w h o s e r o l e h a s b e e n
consistently ignored.
"Everybody on earth on November 22, 1963, it sometimes seems, was
involved in a plot to assassinate JFK. If all those alleged conspirators—all
of whom have denied the allegations—were there, it's lucky anyone got out
of Dealey Plaza alive." 1
These were the words of one journalist, Terry Catchpole, reflecting on
the controversy over Oliver Stone's Hollywood all-star extravaganza JFK
and of widespread interest in the JFK assassination in general.
Catchpole cites groups often alleged to have been involved in some way
with the JFK assassination—although this summary by no means is
complete (ignoring, in particular, the CIA as an institution):
Cuban Communists
Cuban Anti-Communists
Military-Industrial Complex
A Renegade CIA Clique
Organized Crime
Soviet Communists
The FBI
The Mastermind
This final theory, according to Catchpole, is that "the Mafia had actually
taken over the Howard Hughes organization from the bedridden recluse, and
it was run by a "Mr. X," possibly [organized crime syndicate
boss].Meyer.Lansky.” 2
Each and every one of these theories, of course, has its own advocates.
Each and every one of these theories, additionally, has been intertwined with