Israel’s Man Inside the CIA Betrayed the US, New Files Show, by Kit Klarenberg and Wyatt Reed – The Unz Review I missed this article, but it’s recent, (August 15) and raises by omission the matter of motivation… (my bolds)
UNZ article: https://www.unz.com/article/israels-man-inside-the-cia-betrayed-the-us-new-files-show/
Note The Rabbis decide who is a Jew. They say that if the child’s mother is a Jew, so is the child. It’s obvious that JJA was Jewish and a zionist spy.
“CIA spymaster James Angleton shaped the US-Israeli relationship in secrecy. Newly unredacted files shed light on his wanton betrayal of his country to assist Israel’s theft of US nuclear material and global spying operations.”
The article does not speak of JJA’s involvement in the JFK whack…but Jack was not going to permit the zionists to build atomic bombs...res ipsa loquitur….anybody can see the necessity.
From the comments:
geokat62 says: (see comment # 11)
“Why is the key question here. We know why the Israelis would dedicate several monuments in the memory of JJA, as he was the one who enabled them to procure nuclear weapons, among other things. But the key question is why an American named Angelton would engage in the highest levels of treason against his own people? (the American people were not his people)
I believe the biggest clue we have to answer this question is not the surname of his father, but the surname of his mother, Carmen Mercedes Moreno.
(see…Marrano – New World Encyclopedia...https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Marrano )
Here’s the exchange I had with ChatGPT on the topic of the surname Moreno…
https://www.unz.com/article/israels-man-inside-the-cia-betrayed-the-us-new-files-show/
continuing the Chat GPT…
ChatGPT query:
So, Carmen Mercedes Moreno could be a Sephardic surname?
ChatGPT response:
Yes — Moreno can indeed be a Sephardic surname.
Because Moreno was both a common Iberian nickname (“dark, swarthy”) and a surname adopted by some Sephardic Jews in Spain and Portugal, someone named Carmen Mercedes Moreno could have Sephardic ancestry through that name.
That said:
• Not all Morenos are Sephardic — many are simply Spanish or Portuguese Catholics with the surname as a descriptive nickname.
• Some Morenos are Sephardic — families with that name appear in Sephardic diaspora communities after the 1492 expulsion from Spain and the 1497 expulsion from Portugal.
Would you like me to trace Moreno specifically in Sephardic diaspora records (e.g., Ottoman Empire, North Africa, Netherlands, or the Americas)?
ChatGPT query:
Did any Sephardic Morenos travel to Mexico?
ChatGPT response:
Yes, Sephardic Jews with the surname Moreno did travel to Mexico.
• After the 1492 expulsion from Spain and the 1497 expulsion from Portugal, many conversos (Jews forced to convert to Christianity, often still practicing Judaism in secret) migrated to New Spain (Mexico).
• The surname Moreno appears in Mexican Inquisition records, particularly in cases against crypto-Jews in the 16th and 17th centuries.
• Like other Sephardic surnames (e.g., Carvajal, Rodríguez, Nuñez), Moreno shows up among families settling in Mexico City, Nuevo León, and Oaxaca, often under suspicion of secretly keeping Jewish practices.
So yes — Moreno is attested in the Sephardic diaspora to Mexico.
ChatGPT query:
So, there is a possibility that Carmen Mercedes Moreno had Sephardic jewish roots
ChatGPT response:
Yes — there is definitely a possibility that Carmen Mercedes Moreno had Sephardic Jewish roots, but it cannot be confirmed without evidence of her family’s genealogy in Sonora, Mexico.
Here’s why:
• The surname Moreno was historically used by Sephardic Jews in Spain and Portugal, and some converso families with that name migrated to New Spain (Mexico) in the colonial era.
• Sonora, where Carmen was born (1898), had a mix of Spanish settlers, mestizo families, and some descendants of conversos.
• However, Moreno is also a very common Spanish surname unrelated to Sephardic origins, so having the name alone does not prove Jewish ancestry.
So:
Possible: If her Moreno line descends from converso families in colonial Mexico, she may have Sephardic roots.
Not certain: We would need baptismal, marriage, or Inquisition records linking her family line back to known Sephardic Morenos.
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