Israel Killed JFK?
Posted on November 23, 2010 by lv911truth
Sunday, November 21, 2010
One theory will not make the main stream media’s ruminations.
As per the interview published in newspaper’s Arabic supplement Al-Wassat, Vanunu said according to “near-certain indications”, Kennedy was assassinated due to “pressure he exerted on then head of government, David Ben-Gurion, to shed light on Dimona’s nuclear reactor”.10 years earlier, in 1994, Michael Collins Piper published “Final Judgment” which demonstrates the strong likelihood Israel’s intelligence service, the Mossad, collaborated alongside the CIA and the Meyer Lansky Crime Syndicate in the JFK assassination because President Kennedy was working to prevent Israel from acquiring nuclear weapons of mass destruction, a fact that remained a dark secret for decades.
Final Judgment is available for free in pdf format. It’s a must read for all serious researchers.
As with 9/11, Israel’s grand deception in the assassination of JFK is verboten. The controlled media tells us so by their silence.
JFK Dimona Letter to Israel
For this JFK ‘anniversary’ we’ve had “Jesse Ventura Exposes the JFK Assassination Conspiracy Nationally.”
Without having seen it, I’ll just have to guess that Israel is not mentioned as a possible part of the conspiracy.
A google ‘news’ search for “JFK assassination” brings up the top story “Leonardo DiCaprio, producing and starring in a film about JFK’s assassination.” It will be based on the book “Legacy of Secrecy.” I haven’t read it but I’m guessing that Israel doesn’t play a prominent role.
Source: http://kennysideshow.blogspot.com/2010/11/israel-killed-jfk.html
Israel killed JFK,says Vanunu
July 26, 2004 14:27 IST
In a startling accusation, nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu has alleged that Jerusalem was behind the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy, who was exerting pressure on the then Israeli head of state to shed light on the Dimona nuclear plant.
In defiance of a ban on talking to the media and meeting with foreigners, Vanunu is said to have made the accusation in an interview to London-based Al-Hayat newspaper.
As per the interview published in newspaper's Arabic supplement Al-Wassat yesterday, Vanunu said according to "near-certain indications", Kennedy was assassinated due to "pressure he exerted on then head of government, David Ben-Gurion, to shed light on Dimona's nuclear reactor".
"We do not know which irresponsible Israeli Prime Minister will take office and decide to use nuclear weapons in the struggle against neighboring Arab countries," he is quoted to have said, adding, "What has already been exposed about the weapons Israel is holding can destroy the region and kill millions."
The whistleblower, who was released in April after 18 years of imprisonment on charges of treason for divulging state secrets, also said that the reactor in Dimona, could become a second "Chernobyl", Israili media reported. He said an earthquake could cause fissures to the core and that would cause a massive radiation leak threatening millions.
Vanunu warned that Jordan should test the residents along the border with Israel for exposure to radiation and give them pills just like the Jewish state decided to do for its citizens.
Criticising the visit of head of the Atomic Energy Agency, Mohammed el-Baradei, to Israel early this month, he said, "He (Baradei) should have refused to visit Israel (because) he was not allowed to inspect the nuclear reactor."
It was not yet clear how al-Hayat did the interview, which the publication claimed is the first with Vanunu since his release. If it turns out that he in fact gave such an interview in violation of the conditions laid down for his release, severe sanctions might be imposed on him.
An Israeli Justice Ministry statement said "the statements that Vanunu made will be examined and if it is determined that he violated the law or his restrictions, then steps against him will be considered."
"The opinions on Vanunu are divided," said Ra'anan Gissin, a spokesman for Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. "Some say let him speak and it adds to the ambiguity policy, while others say the more he speaks the more he raises tensions, particularly in the current atmosphere."
Brushing aside the latest allegations, he said that serious people understood that Vanunu was speaking nonsense and his comments on JFK were not worthy of a reaction.
APPENDIX A: JFK’s Letter to Eshkol About Dimona
(July 5, 1963) (Israel State Archive, Jerusalem. For more information, reference Israel and the Bomb, by Avner Cohen, pages 153-162) |
