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Assassination
by Michael Collins PiperNot on Booklabria yet
PREFACE: The Unspoken Truth: Israel's Central Role in the JFK Assassination Conspiracy Soft cover edition page [ i] Who's Who in the JFK Assassination Conspiracy and Cover-Up Page [v], ebook page 54
CHAPTER ONE The Tie That Binds: What All of the Most Commonly Accepted JFK Assassination Theories Have in Common— The Never-Mentioned Israeli Connection Page [1], ebook page 62 CHAPTER TWO Off With His Head: A Mossad Plot to Kill an American President Page [14], ebook page 75 CHAPTER THREE A Bad Habit: Israel's Use of "False Flags" in Global Terrorism— Pointing the Finger of Guilt Elsewhere Page [19], ebout page 80 CHAPTER FOUR No Love Lost: JFK, Meyer Lansky, the Mafia & the Israeli Lobby Page [26], ebook page 87 CHAPTER FIVE Genesis: JFK's Secret War With Israel Page [40], ebook page 101 CHAPTER SIX The Coming of the Messiah: Lyndon Johnson Rushes to Israel's Rescue; U.S. Middle East Policy Is Reversed Page [59], ebook page 120 CHAPTER SEVEN Israel's Godfather: The Man in the Middle Meyer Lansky, the CIA, the FBI & the Israeli Mossad Page [72], ebook page 133 CHAPTER EIGHT Thick as Thieves: A Dangerous Liaison— James Jesus Angleton Israel, the CIA and the Mob Page [95], ebook page 156 CHAPTER NINE A Little Unpleasantness: JFK's War With Israel's Allies at the CIA Page [110], ebook page 171 CHAPTER TEN Little Man's Little Man: Meyer Lansky & Carlos Marcello-- Did the Mafia Kill JFK? Page [124], ebook page 185 CHAPTER ELEVEN Cuban Love Song: Meyer Lansky, the Mafia, CIA, the Mossad and the Castro Assassination Plots Page [137], ebook page 198 CHAPTER TWELVE An Opiate for the Masses: The Lansky-CIA-Southeast Asian Drug Pipeline and the Mossad Connection Page [146], ebook page 207 CHAPTER THIRTEEN Israel's California Connection: Mickey Cohen and the JFK Assassination Page [156], ebook page 217 CHAPTER FOURTEEN The Errand Boy: Jack Ruby Was More "Mossad" Than "Mafia" Page [16
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