Final_Judgment

[516] Final Judgment 612
By anyone's standards, of the 111 volumes referenced in the
bibliography of the third edition of Final Judgment, at least 85% of those
sources were from "mainstream" or "major" publishers. Additionally,
roughly 73% of the references cited didn't even have anything to do with
the JFK assassination itself.
By my count, only 2% of the sources cited in the third edition came
from "pro-Arab" publishing houses. What's more, as I have noted in Final
Judgment, my primary sources on JFK's struggle with Israel come from
sources such as Seymour Hersh, Stephen Green and Andrew and Leslie
Cockburn, none of whom can be described as extremists in any way.
Only 7% of the sources referenced in the bibliography of the third
edition could be clearly cited as being from sources that are "right wing" in
nature and one of those sources—the memoirs of former American Nazi Party
leader George Lincoln Rockwell—is cited in the bibliography only because I
make passing reference to the fact that Rockwell dedicated his book to a
gentleman, DeWest Hooker, who is quoted in Final Judgment.
The Rockwell book was referenced in the bibliography only for the
record and is not provided as "proof' or "evidence" of Israel's involvement
in the JFK assassination. So please, critics, don't try to cite Rockwell as one
of my sources. By so doing you will only demonstrate how determined you
are to try to discredit my theory in any way possible.
One effort to discredit my research falls flat if you look at the facts.
Take a look at the trick that Richard Morrock of Bay Terrace, New York
played on people when he wrote a letter to Steamshovel Press (which was
published without comment) in which he claimed that "about a third" of the
sources cited in Final Judgment came from publications of the Lyndon
LaRouche organization. In fact, of the 746 citations appearing in the third
edition of Final Judgment, only 30 of them—four percent—came from
LaRouche sources and most of them were passing historical references that
didn't even touch on the actual thesis of Final Judgment itself. And for the
record, here's an analysis of the LaRouche citations.
Eight (that is 27%) of the 30 notes citing LaRouche publications
were passing references to the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith and
its connections to a number of bankers with ties to the Lansky syndicate,
etc. Only one of these ADL references had anything even directly to do with
the JFK assassination per se: the fact that New Orleans intelligence
operative Guy Banister was close to the ADL's self-described "super
communist hunter" A. I. Botnick.
Four of the LaRouche citation footnotes (13% of the total) appeared
in two appendices (in the third edition) which were supplemental in nature
and not central to the basic thesis of the book. (One of the appendices in
question, the one dealing with the strange activities of government
informant Roy Frankhauser, was added for the first time when the third
edition of Final Judgment was published.)
Two notes were biographical details about Rabbi Tibor Rosenbaum
and one was about an Israeli banker who served on the board of
Rosenbaum's Banque De Credit International.