Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was also assassinated five years after his brother while campaigning in Los Angeles. His death would be followed by several others in the Kennedy family in the years following.
The multiple assassinations the Kennedy family incurred marked a moment in time when the Zionist agenda really started to take root in America. JFK was among the first to warn about the Zionist agenda, which earned him a bullet. And ever since then, the U.S. has been ushered by progressively worse puppet administrations down a very dark path of perpetual war, skyrocketing debt, and ultimately the destruction of the nation.
It turns out that Israel, which is ground zero for global Zionism, has committed more assassinations throughout history than any other nation. And with each subsequent assassination, America seems to find itself even further embroiled in the Zionist plot to create a Greater Israel that will dominate the entire world.
(Related: The U.S. government has been under the thumb of the Zionist lobby for many decades, influencing not just politics and the direction of the country but also the media and what gets reported as "news.")
Anyone who opposes Zionism is a "terrorist," according to Zionists
The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks mark another moment in time when Zionism's more aggressive tactics were able to take root. By blaming the destruction of the World Trade Center (WTC) towers and Building 7 on terrorists in airplanes rather than on the Zionist insiders who carried it out, Americans were duped into accepting George W. Bush's "war on terror."
That Pandora's box brought us the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which did not exist before Bush Jr. DHS is responsible for the naked body scanners at airports and the dissolution of the Fourth Amendment, which was done away with because we were told privacy is for terrorists.
"Our war on terror begins with Al Qaida, but it does not end there," Bush declared in an ominous speech post-9/11. "It will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found, stopped, and defeated."
The problem with the term "terrorist," as it was introduced to the world post-9/11, is that it is defined in many different ways depending on who uses it. To the Zionists who came up with it, a terrorist is anyone who defies Zionism and fights against its implementation.
It has been nearly 25 years since 9/11 and the war on terror, as Bush admitted would be the case, is still ongoing. Today, just as many warned would happen, nearly everyone is considered a terrorist because nearly everyone has figure out that something is very, very wrong with America.
As the nation continues to decline socially, economically and spiritually, its leaders are focused on funneling cash into Ukraine and Israel, the two places where Zionism has its strongest grip. America's politicians also want to send U.S. troops to Israel to fight yet another war over there against Iran.
One thing many people fail to realize is that historically speaking, Zionism always seems to target historical Christian communities, including in Iran and other countries that surround Israel, not to mention all the U.S. troops who are Christians and die in combat defending and advancing Zionist interests.
"The next Christians to die in number may well be Americans themselves if the Zionist war expands to Iran and Lebanon," writes Frank Wright for LifeSiteNews.
"This is the only way to bring peace, we are told. We have been told this for decades and look where it has brought us. It is time to stop listening to the arguments for more death and destruction."
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