Final_Judgment

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up. Yet, nobody ever mentions the influence of the Israeli lobby on the
American media. You can't look at the JFK assassination without seriously
examining the role of the media in the cover-up. It's paramount—and it
does point to the Israeli connection, whether people want to admit it or not.
Why can't all of the JFK assassination researchers team up and
work together to find the solution to the mystery? Wouldn't that be
more productive than working at cross-purposes?
First of all, frankly, I believe that I have found the solution—and, as
I've said, it incorporates all of the major thinking about what really
happened in Dallas. I have brought in the un-mentioned Israeli Connection,
but that is indeed what ties all of the other theories together.
However, the fact is that because there are so many people with so
many pet areas of interest and expertise they inevitably end up in conflict
with one another. This is one reason why I have never directly involved
myself in the ranks of the JFK assassination researchers who are continually
having conferences and meetings. Essentially, I would have to say, the
mystery has been solved as far as it is ever going to be solved.
It's ironic but there are several JFK assassination study groups and they
essentially operate, in one form or another, as "rivals" to one another,
feuding and bickering with each other.
Another factor is that there are many people who do have particular
areas of expertise: whether it be ballistics, or pathology or photography. I
claim expertise in none of these areas. I do have a wide-ranging background
in a number of areas but I would not tout myself as an expert in any of that
subject matter. I have a good working knowledge of not only the history of
the CIA and the Israeli Mossad, but also the history of Organized Crime. I
am familiar with U.S. Middle East policy and of the foreign policy conflicts of
the JFK administration. And in the course of writing Final Judgment I
availed myself of the available published research on the French conflict
over Algeria which, as I've noted, ultimately played a critical role in the
evolution of the JFK assassination conspiracy.
Frankly, I would say that it's a sure bet that you will not find even
another writer in the arena of the JFK assassination who has studied all of
these areas as I have. That is precisely why I was able to pull Final
Judgment together in the fashion that I did.
After all, honestly, how many JFK assassination researchers really have
any knowledge of the history of JFK's relations with Israel? They have
focused, instead, on Vietnam and on the Cuban conflict and, as a
consequence, missed the big picture. I'm not criticizing them. I'm just
stating a fact. I am personally willing to work with other JFK assassination
researchers to the extent that I'm able but, as I've pointed out earlier, many
of these "experts" have refused to acknowledge my work (for reasons which I
suspect are obvious).
I don't discount anything when it comes right down to it and I have
always said that it's entirely possible—and I'm not being facetious—that if