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his hands to start making accusations about the Mossad, but the fact that he
did make these allegations is something that must be part of the record.
Weberman himself went to efforts to discredit Ray's findings, saying that
he (Weberman) determined that another "3757" number in the New Orleans
area, beginning with "833"—rather than the "866" that Ray vaguely
remembered—was traceable to a motel where New Orleans Mafia boss
Carlos Marcello maintained an office. However, Ray did not remember "833"
as the number. He remembered (however vaguely) the number "866."
However, the motel number had been called by David Ferrie, linked to
the circumstances surrounding the JFK assassination, so that does indeed
make, at the very least, an unusual connection between the two
assassinations that seems to have gone largely un-noticed. And in light of the
Mossad connections to the JFK assassination which did swirl around the
activities of David Ferrie, Guy Banister and Clay Shaw in New Orleans, it
does suggest yet another "Mossad link" to the Martin Luther King affair.
We do know that the King family has been under heavy media attack
for having dared to come to the defense of James Earl Ray and this in itself
is unusual, considering the previous favorable coverage of that family. We
need not rehash the extensive influence of the Israeli lobby on the American
media, but in the context of the information outlined here regarding possible
Israeli connections to the King assassination, we might logically conclude
that these media attacks on the King family may relate to precisely that.
What are your conclusions regarding the death of John F.
Kennedy, Jr. Was there a Mossad connection as many have suggested?
The circumstances surrounding death of John F. Kennedy, Jr. in a
bizarre plane crash on July 16, 1999 added fuel to the fire started by Final
Judgment implicating the Mossad in the death of young Kennedy's father. For
my own part, I was quite frankly surprised when a very real "Mossad
connection" to the JFK Jr. tragedy emerged quite openly in the press.
According to a widely publicized report in the July 19 issue of The
New York Post, JFK Jr. wanted to publish a story about the Mossad in his
magazine. Thus, the immediate suspicion on the part of some conspiracy
theorists—but not me, I might add—was that the Mossad had ordered
Kennedy's assassination in order to stop the article from being published.
It's an interesting theory, but highly unlikely. Many publications (even in
the mainstream media) have published critical articles about the Mossad. In
fact, however, there's another aspect to the Mossad angle that's far more
provocative and one which most have missed. Here's the complete story.
The report in The New York Post was written by gossip columnist
Cindy Adams and subsequently received wide play in the national press,
including a report in the July 21 issue of USA Today. Adams reported that
writer C. David Heymann had told her that ten days before the fatal crash,
he and JFK Jr. had spoken and that JFK Jr. had expressed misgivings about
the upcoming airplane flight (even though, by all other accounts, young
Kennedy was quite enthusiastic about his new hobby).