Transcript · English → Spanish
Discussion on Israeli Policies and JFK Assassination
He dejado claro al liderazgo israelí que no apoyo sus
ideas expansionistas. Los pueblos indígenas de
esa tierra tienen derechos
que no pueden ignorarse. Debemos encontrar una solución justa, no
una dictada por un solo grupo.
Dije: «Gracias a Dios, el presidente por fin publicó los
documentos restantes». Y él dijo: «No, no lo hizo».
Dije: «Sí, lo hizo. La ley lo obligó».
El Congreso aprobó dos veces una ley que exigía, que obligaba al
presidente a publicar todos los documentos relacionados con el asesinato de Kennedy.
Dijo: «Hay 10.000 documentos que nunca se van a publicar».
Y dije: «¿Por qué?»
Y dijo: «Porque todos y cada uno de ellos
apuntan directamente a Israel».
Dice que los israelíes se enfurecieron tanto
que A, John Kennedy no les daría tecnología
nuclear.
Pero lo más importante, B, intentaba activamente
impedir que los israelíes ձեռքieran tecnología nuclear.
Y decidieron que tenían que eliminarlo.
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Original transcript (English)
I have made it clear to the Israeli leadership that I do not support their expansionist ideas. The indigenous people of that land have rights that cannot be ignored. We must find a fair solution, not one dictated by any single group.
I said, thank God that the president finally released the remaining documents. And he said, no, he didn't. I said, yeah, he did. He was compelled by law. Congress passed a law twice demanding, compelling the president to release all documents related to the Kennedy assassination.
He said, there are 10,000 documents that are never going to be released. And I said, why? And he said, because every single one of them points directly at Israel. He says that the Israelis were so angry
that A, John Kennedy wouldn't give them nuclear technology. But more importantly, B, he was actively trying to disrupt the Israelis from acquiring nuclear technology. And they decided they had to take him out.
