Final_Judgment

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In collaboration with the CIA station in Mexico City headed by David Atlee Phillips (left),
James Angleton’s Israeli desk at the CIA concocted phony “evidence” to convince Chief Justice
Earl Warren that Lee Harvey Oswald had conspired with the Soviets to assassinate JFK.
The Warren Report was thus designed to cover up what Warren (perhaps) believed to be the
truth and to prevent war between the USA and the USSR. Many people believe Phillips—
who later went to work for a company involved in smuggling arms for the Mossad—was the
CIA operative (who used the name “Maurice Bishop”) seen with Oswald in Texas shortly
before the assassination. This “artist’s impression” (center) of “Maurice Bishop” was issued
by the House Assassinations Committee. However, Michael Collins Piper, author of Final
Judgment, speculates that “Maurice Bishop” may have been a CIA code name also used by yet
another Texas-based CIAfigure involved in Cuban affairs in 1963—George Bush (right).
In 1986 Israeli nuclear technician Mordechai
Vanunu (left) blew the whistle on
Israel and revealed to the world that Israel
did indeed have nuclear weapons. Vanunu
was sentenced to 18 years in prison for his
act of conscience. Just before the fourth
edition of Final Judgment went to press, an
American couple—peace activists Nicholas
and Mary Eoloff of St. Paul, Minnesota
who adopted Vanunu—released an October
12, 1997 letter to them from their
adopted son in which Vanunu alleged there
was a link between the JFK assassination
and the 1967 Six Day War that Israel
launched against its Arab neighbors.
Vanunu’s revelations—particularly in light
of his background in Israel’s nuclear program—
obviously point toward confirmation of the
allegations that had already been made in the
first edition of Final Judgment released in
1994. Although Vanunu’s allegations about
the JFK connection have been kept under
wraps, the one press report that did mention
it predictably said that it was evidence of
Vanunu’s “paranoia.”