FBI Probe of AIPAC Partly Motivated By Anti-Semitism
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In some pretty damning news, the Washington Times is reporting that the recent FBI probe of pro-Israel lobby, AIPAC, was motivated in part by anti-Semitism.
Larry Franklin, the informant who made a deal with the FBI to tape his conversations with AIPAC officials, said in an interview that he was disturbed by anti-Semitic remarks made by his FBI handlers.
“One agent said to me, ‘How can an Irish Catholic from the Bronx get mixed up with all these …,’ and I finished the sentence for him: ‘Jews?’ And I proceeded to tell him that Christ and all the Apostles and even his mom were Jewish,” Franklin said in the interview.
“So it was that sort of thing. And just sarcastic turns of the phrase from time to time. You know, I felt dirty sometimes,” he said…
…that [anti-Semitism] dimension was part of this investigation and may have been an initial incitement of this investigation,” he said.
During the AIPAC probe, Franklin said, FBI agents whom he declined to identify by name “asked me about every Jew I knew in [the office of the secretary of defense]. There was an element of that.”

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