Final_Judgment

Chapter Eighteen
The Heir to the Throne
The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
Israel, Iran, Lansky & the CIA
The murder of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, younger brother
of the slain president, was vital to the continuing cover-up
of the truth about the JFK assassination.
If RFK had made it to the White House he would finally
have had the power to bring his brother's killers to justice.
The slaying of Robert F. Kennedy links not only Israel
and its allies in the CIA and the Meyer Lansky Organized
Crime Syndicate, but also SAVAK, the secret police of the
Shah of Iran.
On its face, the "official" explanation of the circumstances surrounding
the death of former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy is as simple as the
Warren Commission Report on the assassination of John F. Kennedy. In
both instances, so the story goes, "one lone nut" was responsible for the
crime. There was no conspiracy.
Robert F. Kennedy's assassination in Los Angeles in 1968 came just after
RFK (elected to the Senate from New York in 1964) had won the critical
California Democratic presidential primary. This put the younger Kennedy in
the lead for his party's presidential nomination and thus potentially in line to
move into the White House following the general election.
It was in the ballroom of the Ambassador Hotel where RFK delivered
his California victory speech to an assembled crowd of supporters. After
concluding his speech, the triumphant Kennedy wanted to work his way
through the crowd in the ballroom to make his exit from the hotel.
However, according to one campaign volunteer who was on the scene,
one of Kennedy's handlers repeatedly insisted that Kennedy exit through the
hotel kitchen behind the ballroom. The handler who was so insistent that
RFK exit through the kitchen was Frank Mankiewicz, who had started his
career in the public relations business at the Los Angeles office of the Anti-
Defamation League (ADL) of B'nai B'rith, and who, as we saw in Chapter
17, handled publicity for Oliver Stone's JFK extravaganza. 766
It was there in that kitchen where Mankiewicz steered Senator Kennedy
that a young Arab-American named Sirhan Sirhan was waiting. According
to the late William Sullivan, longtime assistant FBI director, "We could
never account for Sirhan's presence in the kitchen of the Ambassador
Hotel." 767 However, we now know why Bobby Kennedy left through the
hotel kitchen, rather than the way he himself wanted to leave, although
Mankiewicz has said that it was RFK's decision to go through the kitchen—
against the former ADL man's wishes.