Final_Judgment

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rectum. It won't let us purge ourselves of this crime and
get past it.
. . . The myopic fear of mentioning Ruby's
Jewishness, and following his connections outward to
Israel and international business and criminal
syndicates, and inward to the Dallas Police and to
judges and politicians, has bedeviled and divided the
research community from the beginning.
I couldn't put it any better myself. And, if anything, this letter
(excerpted here) probably puts the matter in perhaps even better perspective
(and more colorful prose) than Final Judgment itself.
And so it goes. The fight to suppress Final Judgment is not just being
carried out by the Israeli lobby and its front-line shock troops in the Anti-
Defamation League (ADL). In fact, self-styled "researchers" into the JFK
assassination conspiracy are also leading their expertise to the effort.
'RESEARCHER' FIGHTS RESEARCH
At the very height of the ADL's campaign to keep me from appearing at
Saddleback College in Orange County, California (described in detail in the
foreword) one of the ADL's most enthusiastic supporters was JFK
assassination researcher Debra Conway who operates an organization
known as JFK Lancer. On September 7, 1997 she posted a message on a
JFK discussion group on the Internet bragging of her efforts to stop me
from speaking. Her message read:
"I called the college, the reporter, and others to protest the seminar. I wrote
a letter to the editor of the [Los Angeles] Times, with copies to the college
president and board, but it was not published. I called and wrote to friends
who are Jewish and told them of my position against this seminar and why . .
. I live in Orange County, California and I have also pledged to picket with
the college professors and the Anti-Jewish Defense League [sic] against the
seminar. I will not support anti-semitism in the guise of JFK assassination
research."
Conway also posted her unpublished letter which added, in part: "I
have never seen any credible information on a conspiracy involving either
Israel or the Nazis. Knowing that President Kennedy lead us in such
turbulent times, there are many groups, countries, and persons who could be
blamed for his assassination. You could make a case for them all if you do
not look at all of the facts available."
Of course Miss Conway never saw anything implicating Israel. It's
supposed to be that way. It wasn't until Final Judgment put all of the data
together that people actually started thinking that Israeli involvement was a
real possibility. So it's interesting that, in a way, Miss Conway admits,
indirectly, that there could indeed be an Israeli motive in the sense, as she
herself said, that there were "many groups, countries and persons" who
could be blamed. But Debra Conway, I assure you, will never blame Israel.