Final_Judgment

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When Oliver Stone (left) crafted his hit film, JFK, focused on Jim Garrison’s investigation of
Mossad-connected Clay Shaw, Stone suppressed evidence of the so-called “French connection”
(which was, in fact, the Israeli connection), perhaps because his chief financial backer
was veteran Mossad asset, Arnon Milchan (right), Israel’s biggest arms dealer and a major
figure in Israel’s nuclear arms program. After Garrison’s death, Garrison’s family brought
legal action against Milchan’s enterprises because the family did not receive all of the proceeds
their father was promised when Stone bought the rights to Garrison’s memoir.
Although James DiEugenio’s Destiny
Betrayed, (left) is a fine, fact-filled
examination of Jim Garrison’s investigation
of Clay Shaw, DiEugenio (who
has publicly scoffed at Final
Judgment) has been careful not to
explore the multiple Mossad links of the
Permindex corporation on whose board
Shaw served. DiEugenio’s book was
published by the Sheridan Square
Press whose founders received financing
from the Stern family of New Orleans
who were also contributors to the
Mossad intelligence arm, the Anti-
Defamation League (ADL). Close
friends of Clay Shaw, the Sterns were
owners of the WDSU media empire
which played a central role in Shaw’s
“sheep-dipping” of Lee Oswald as a
“pro-Castro agitator” prior to the JFK
assassination. Although we now know
Garrison recognized Mossad
involvement in the JFK affair, he
(perhaps wisely) voiced his suspicions
only in an unpublished novel—a fact
manychooseto ignore.