Final_Judgment

468 ”Deep Throat” [371]
McCord himself later said that Nixon tried "to get political control over
the CIA" 958 and certainly that would not be to McCord' s liking—nor to
those in the CIA such as the Mossad' s ally, CIA Counterintelligence chief
James Angleton. In fact—and this is very important—McCord was a close
friend of Angleton, 959 and in his long-standing capacity as a CIA security
official, McCord worked directly with Angleton. What's more, as a Biblequoting
Christian, McCord shared Angleton's devotion to Israel.
Thus, not only does the evidence suggest that the Watergate operation
against Nixon was set in motion at least in part because Nixon was (like
JFK before him) a threat to Israel, but that Watergate's origins can be traced
back directly to Angleton's office at the CIA.
In addition, the fact that we also find a veteran Mossad asset, CIA
contract agent Frank Sturgis, and his old CIA partner E. Howard Hunt,
back in the loop in the bungled burglary is also significant indeed.
As we shall now see, it was Angleton who orchestrated—through an
agent inside the White House—the constant leaks to the Washington Post
that led to the nationwide media frenzy remembered today as "Watergate."
ENTER 'DEEP THROAT'
The White House source who provided young Washington Post
reporters Robert Woodward and Carl Bernstein the rope they needed to
hang Richard Nixon for the Watergate cover-up was dubbed "Deep Throat."
For years there has been speculation as to the real identity of "Deep
Throat" and one of the candidates whose name has often been mentioned—
although he denies it—is General Alexander Haig who served as White
House chief of staff at the time of Nixon's demise.
Among those who point to Haig as "Deep Throat" are the
aforementioned pro-Israel writers, John Loftus and Aarons. They speculate
that by October of 1973 Haig (himself an ardent defender of Israel) became
embittered by President Nixon's anti-Jewish outbursts and even angrier that
Nixon had nearly let Israel be victimized by a surprise Arab attack and
"took it with both hands" 960 and became "Deep Throat" for the purpose of
doing in Nixon and forcing him out of office.
This is an interesting theory, if only because it points to the fact that
there are pro-Israel sources who suggest that the undoing of Richard Nixon
was the work of an ardent Zionist highly placed in the White House: in this
case, Alexander Haig.
However, there is much stronger evidence that suggests that we should
lay the wreath of honor at the tomb of James Angleton. If Angleton wasn't
"Deep Throat" per se, he was certainly the CIA handler for "Deep
Throat"—and thus was ultimately responsible for the destruction of Richard
M. Nixon. So let's take a look at the evidence.
We turn to the work of investigative journalist Deborah Davis whose
hard-hitting book, Katharine the Great: Katharine Graham and Her