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    Gadhafi points finger at Israel over JFK assassination
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    Speaking Wednesday at the United Nations General Assembly, Gadhafi implied that Israel may have plotted to kill Kennedy in 1963 because he allegedly wanted to launch a probe into its clandestine nuclear program. "Jack Ruby, an Israeli, killed Lee Harvey Oswald ... Why did this Israeli kill Harvey? Ruby later died mysteriously. The whole world should know that Kennedy wanted to investigate the actions of the Israeli nuclear reactor in Dimona." Ruby, a local nightclub owner who was Jewish, shot Oswald, the only official suspect in the Kennedy slaying, just days after Oswald's arrest. Full Article at Rantburg
    Jack Ruby, an Israeli, killed Lee Harvey Oswald ... Why did this Israeli kill Harvey? Ruby later died mysteriously. The whole world should know that Kennedy wanted to investigate the actions of the Israeli nuclear reactor in Dimona.
    SOURCE: Rantburg 2 months ago
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Gadhafi points finger at Israel over JFK assassination
  1. The Ariel Sharon and Yasser Arafat generation is over
    SOURCE: Rantburg 2 months ago
  2. Look at the Palestinian and Israeli youth; they want to live under one state.
    SOURCE: Rantburg 2 months ago
  3. You are the ones that brought on them the Holocaust ... We gave them havens during the Spanish Inquistion. We are not enemies of the Jews. The Jews will one day need the Arabs, and then the Arabs will give them protection.
    SOURCE: Rantburg 2 months ago

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