I don't care who killed JFK. I mean, I do because it's really interesting. But I noticed that the calendar says 2025 and he was killed in 1963.

And so my opinion about who killed JFK has about as much relevance as who killed William McKinley, which is, or James Garfield, which is to say not an enormous amount.

statement Ben Shapiro made has naturally backfired because now people are questioning Israel's role in John

F. Kennedy's assassination. Keep in mind that John F. Kennedy was trying to stop Israel from

developing nuclear weapons at the Demona nuclear testing ground. He was also forcing A PAC to register

as a foreign agent. Obviously after his assassination that didn't happen and as Netanyahu says,

we're now connected for good. And on top of trying to stop Israel from developing nuclear weapons and forcing APEC to

register as a foreign agent, he also put forward a UN resolution to force Israel to accept

800,000 or so Palestinians displaced during the Nukba to return back to their homes.

This article was posted in the New York Times two days before John F. Kennedy's assassination,

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israel in quote the strongest terms while john f kennedy was trying to stop israel from

developing nuclear weapons the cia chief at the time of john of kennedy's assassination was actually

working with israeli massad sending them radioactive material to develop their nuclear weapons

also keep in mind mordechcai Vanunu, the Israeli nuclear

technician who worked at Israel's Simona nuclear testing grounds stated that he had near certain

indications that John F. Kennedy was assassinated because of the pressure he put on Israel's

prime ministers stopped them from developing nuclear weapons. He's still alive and held in Israel

for treason since 1986. Also at the secret ceremony, the Mossad held for the CIA chief that passed away

during John F. Kennedy's assassination that was helping Israel develop nuclear weapons,

stated themselves that they commemorated a great friend who saw Israel-U.S. relations

through their most difficult period in 40 years of-

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