Final_Judgment

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Former CIA officer Victor Marchetti (left) alleged in an article in The Spotlight in 1978 that
the CIA planned to frame CIA operative E. Howard Hunt (center) for involvement in JFK’s
murder. Evidence indicates Israel’s CIA ally, James Angleton, was behind the scheme to
frame Hunt. Angleton’s confidant, journalist Joe Trento (right), believes Angleton sent Hunt
to Dallas in November of 1963 and then—15 years later—leaked a CIA memo placing Hunt
in Dallas at the time of the assassination. Hunt was working with many of those involved in
the assassination and knows far more than he will admit. Hunt seems to have been part of
what some thought was a “dummy” assassination attempt on JFK designed to implicate
agents of Castro, but which was co-opted and turned into “the real thing.” It is likely Lee
Oswald was manipulated in this fashion, led to believe he was involved in a scheme to blame
Castro for an attempt on JFK’s life, when, in fact, he was being set up as “the patsy.”
Although CIA-connected British writer Christopher Andrew asserts the famous letter to
“Dear Mr. Hunt” (left)—purportedly written by Lee Oswald two weeks before the JFK assassination—was
a KGB forgery, this letter was more likely part of the “limited hangout” campaign
by James Angleton’s Mossad desk at the CIA to frame Hunt and confuse JFK research
further. The letter came to light at precisely the time in 1975 that Mike Canfield and Alan
Weberman were releasing Coup d’etat in America (right) which promoted the myth Hunt was
one of the “tramps” picked up in Dallas after the assassination. Not only has Weberman been
closely associated with Mordechai Levy, a known operative for the Mossad-linked Anti-
Defamation League, but Weberman has revealed that the Capitol Hill power broker who
played an early instrumental role facilitating Weberman’s effort to spread the “Hunt as tramp”
theory was Richard Perle (inset, right), a longtime Mossad asset who is now a key player in
the “neo-conservative” pro-Israel network.In addition, the Nigerian who published Weberman’s
book was also publisher of Israeli leader David Ben-Gurion’s writings. Final Judgment author
Michael Collins Piper speculates Weberman’s book was “black propaganda” out of
Angleton’s Israeli desk at the CIA. Interestingly, it was Weberman who revealed that New
Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison was quietly suggesting Mossad involvement in the
JFK assassination—a point even many Garrison admirers are hesitant to acknowledge.