Opinions of Conspiracy Theorist Moti Nissani

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Confessions of a Conspiracy Theorist — Part 1



Prof. Moti Nissani apparently hasn't looked back in a long while...he also mentions some other conspiracies across history.



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“....Martin Luther King Jr was the most powerful and eloquent champion of the poor and oppressed in US history.... In 1968, he was assassinated; the movement for social and economic change has never recovered.” But the story gets even more outlandish: “At a civil trial in 1999, supported by the King family, seventy witnesses under oath set out the details of the conspiracy … the jury took just one hour to find that Ray was not responsible for the assassination, that a wide-ranging conspiracy existed, and that government agents were involved.” So, there you have it: not only legal proof that elements within our government murder, but that they conspire to commit murder. (It goes without saying that they also conspired to give the silent treatment to this truly sensational verdict.) How can anyone familiar with this trial dismiss assertions of other heinous government misdeeds merely because conspiracies are impossible?....

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