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Israel, the Golden Triangle and the Kennedy Assassination by Salvador Astucia (Dec. 2003, 2nd edition)

Sep. 3, 2007 Update -- Response to Eric B's hate page.

Salvador sets trap for hate page author, Eric B. It becomes clear that the true author and cyberstalker is Robert Rosen, author of Lennon book, Nowhere Man: The Final Days of John Lennon. Eric B is a fake name used by Mr. Rosen whose recent actions indicate that he conspired with former Air Force Secretary Hans Mark to set up the assassination of ex-Beatle John Lennon. Rosen's assignment was apparently to run a spy ring in Lennon's apartment before his death. Rosen allegedly recruited  fake witness Sean Strub who implicated Mark David Chapman immediately after the murder. Also recruited in the spy ring was Fred Seaman, Lennon's personal assistant.

Jan. 16, 2006 -- Discussion with Salvador Astucia

Highlights

Jewish policital forces hated the Kennedys because Joe Kennedy Sr. admired Adolf Hitler. Jack Kennedy held similar views as his father. JFK wrote in his 1945 diary the following words about the most hated man of the 20th century:

(L-to-R) Joe, Jr; Joe, Sr; Jack

Joe Kennedy Sr. was building a political dynasty that would last 24 years, from 1961 through 1985. That was too long for Israel to wait to expand her borders.

• This book reveals how Israel exploited the Western powers’ long history of opium trafficking as a means of toppling the young American president.

• The main factions in the conspiracy were Zionist instigators, the American Mafia (headed by Jewish mobster Meyer Lansky and his lieutenant, Santo Trafficante), French-Corsican crime syndicates in Marseilles, France and Southeast Asia, and the US military.

• Lyndon Johnson was also a key participant and an aggressive supporter of Israel because he and his wife were apparently secretly Jewish.

• Texas—a former Spanish colony—became a haven for Sephardic Jews expelled from Spain in 1492. Jewish migration continued from other countries in the 19^th and 20^th Centuries.

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