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And, to draw the circle even tighter, the Warner investigation of the
aforementioned Stephen Ross by Justice uncovered close links between the
media giant and the American Bank and Trust (ABT) scandal. 759
TIBOR ROSENBAUM, AGAIN
In Chapter 7 we first learned that the New York-based ABT was an
American subsidiary of the Swiss-Israel Trade Bank, upon whose board
served none other than the Israeli Mossad's Tibor Rosenbaum, sponsor of
the aforementioned Bernie Cornfeld of IOS.
It was, as we have seen, ironically enough, on November 22, 1963,
that Swiss Israel assumed management of American Bank and Trust. The
latter firm, however, ultimately went belly up, having been looted by
financier David Graiver, himself a longtime Mossad operative.
One of those tarnished by the ABT scandal—and ultimately linked to
the Warner Communications affair—was New York financier Abraham
Feinberg who not only served as a director of ABT, but who had also been
the individual who arranged John F. Kennedy's first unpleasant meeting
with the key money men in the pro-Israel lobby in America (described in
Chapter 4). 760
Warner Communications survived the series of scandals and then,
ultimately, merged with Time-Life, Inc., the other great media giant which,
itself, has been scored by JFK assassination researchers for lending itself to
the JFK assassination cover-up.
THE GANG AT TIME-LIFE
It was in Chapter 10, for example, that we learned how Life
correspondent Richard Billings went to New Orleans and sabotaged Jim
Garrison's investigation into the JFK assassination. Billings and his team
used Life magazine as a forum to portray Garrison as a tool of "the Mafia."
Billings and company presented Garrison as a shill for New Orleans Mafia
boss Carlos Marcello, but, of course, ignored Marcello's secondary
positioning to Marcello's sponsor, Meyer Lansky.
Billings himself later served on the staff of the House Assassinations
Committee which blamed the JFK murder on "the Mafia," working
alongside the committee's director, G. Robert Blakey, who several years
previously had been employed as a character witness on behalf of longtime
Lansky confidant Morris Dalitz, ostensibly "proving" that Dalitz was not
linked with the underworld.
So it was that Time-Life and Warner Communications merged,
becoming Time-Warner. And, of course, it was one of Time-Warner's
subsidiaries, Warner Brothers, which ultimately became the distribution
company for Oliver Stone's JFK—which blamed "the military-industrial
complex"—not Israel's Mossad, not the Mafia, not even the CIA itself—for
the JFK assassination.