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[526] <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong> 622<br />

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for people at much higher levels. What does matter is who ultimately<br />

planned the assassination. This is what really matters.<br />

Why don't you ever address such issues as where the shots were<br />

fired from or where the shots hit or what kind of bullets or weapons<br />

were used? Don't these elements, taken together, help solve the JFK<br />

assassination mystery?<br />

The bottom line is: "Who killed John F. Kennedy and why?" In <strong>Final</strong><br />

<strong>Judgment</strong> I quoted long-time JFK assassination researcher Vincent<br />

Salandria who said: "While the researchers have involved themselves in<br />

consuming preoccupation with the microanalytic searching for facts of how<br />

the assassination was accomplished, there has been almost no systematic<br />

thinking on why President Kennedy was killed." I think that this<br />

summarizes it quite well.<br />

John F. Kennedy died that day in Dallas. As a direct consequence of his<br />

death, U.S. foreign policy not only changed vis-à-vis Vietnam, but it also<br />

did a 180-degree turn in the realm of American policy toward Israel and the<br />

Arab world. I think that the big problem with many JFK assassination<br />

researchers is that they have failed to look in the direction of the Middle<br />

East controversy and that is a major problem they have failed to overcome.<br />

Those who are responsible for the murder of John F. Kennedy find<br />

nothing more amusing than the spectacle of "serious researchers" tripping<br />

over one another and rehashing second, third and fourth-hand information,<br />

trying to determine where shots came from thirty years after the crime took<br />

place. This does nothing to resolve the controversy.<br />

Mark Lane proved in Rush to <strong>Judgment</strong> that there was much more to<br />

the story and subsequent books such as, notably, Josiah Thompson's Six<br />

Seconds in Dallas, analyzed the forensic aspects in a convincing fashion.<br />

However the question of conspiracy and cover-up was no longer in doubt<br />

after such volumes appeared.<br />

Therefore we've known for thirty years that there was a conspiracy,<br />

that multiple assassins were involved. It doesn't matter how they carried out<br />

the crime, in the end, since the crime was a success. The weapons used in<br />

the crime have never been found and much of the autopsy and ballistic<br />

evidence that does exist may itself be forgeries. We are not likely to ever<br />

find a "smoking gun" that was bought by a known Mossad assassin either.<br />

So let's get away from trying to answer questions that will never be<br />

answered and start looking into the connections of those who have been<br />

implicated in the conspiracy in some fashion or another: Clay Shaw, David<br />

Ferrie, Guy Banister, Carlos Marcello, Santo Trafficante, the French<br />

assassins and many others. When we look into the connections of these<br />

well-known names, as I did in <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong>, you cannot help but keep<br />

tripping over the Israeli Connection. It is a connection that is ever-present.<br />

Why didn't anyone ever come across the Israeli connection to the<br />

JFK assassination before the publication of <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong>?

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