</s>A. Yes, sir. Q. Who taught you that the way to solve these things was really through peaceful means, right? A. And you still believe that? Q. Yes. sir. Q. And so very much so. Q. But as of the moment that you sit here right now- Q. You have a very intense hatred for the Zionists? A.Yes, sir, I do. Q.And, I assume that the hatred would apply to anybody who appeared to be able to aid the cause of the Zionist? A. yes, Sir, I had to hold the Arab proverb to the extent, that "The enemy is my enemy is the enemy, yes." THE COURT: He said the old Arab proverb: "Some friend of my enemy ismy enemy. MR. BERMAN: Could we ask him to speak up a little? Q. MY WITNESS: Yes, Sir. I will. Q. BY MR. COMPOMTION: When did you develop that hatred of the United States as a country? A. I never did have any hatred, as such, for the United States. I am most grateful, yet, the United states for having lived heaven. I have been there since 1967, from June of that year on, sir Although, sir ,, from 1967, for one-sided support, sir I was very resentful toward the United STATES for their foreign policy, sir in the Middle East; for their one-sided support, sit, for Israel against the Arab people. Q. So you are telling us that we never in your whole lifetime up to now you that you had any hate for the UNITED States Govern- ment or its policies! ment or it's policies! vorite subject. I had a's in school, sir was my fa- United States Government, the elections, checks and balances, Congress. Q. Yet you don't deny that at some point in your career you felt very strongly about the overthrow of the United State Government? A. As I said, at that time, sir Q. As i said, you wrote the material down? A. You said, when I wrote it down and only at that TIME, sir I don't remember entertaining it after or before. I don't even remember that itself right then. Q. but at some Point in your life, to matter how brief, you admit that youhad this intense hatred to the UnitedStates. A. YES, sir I have fleeting feelings towards anything- 14 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

**Key Individuals:**

* Sirhan B. Sirhan
* Robert F. Kennedy
* Ted Kennedy
* Jerry Owen
* Lee Harvey Oswald
* Dr. Carl McIntyre
* Stihan Family
* Leroy Walker
* Mark L. Sullivan
* Charles R. Eddy
* Stephen T. Churchwell
* Daniel P. Kipteph

**Dates and Locations:**

* November 22, 1963 (Dallas, Texas)
* June 5, 1968 (RFK assassination)
* September 14, 1968 (Jerry Owen's sermon at Sonova)
* May 4, 1969 (FBI memo)
* May 6, 1969 (Sgt. Mike Nelson's interview with Leroy Walker)
* May 8, 1969 (FBI memo)
* May 12-16, 1969 (Palestine Week activities at UCLA)
* May 15, 1969 (rally in support of the Palestinian Revolution)

**Significant Events and Activities:**

* Assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963
* RFK assassination
* Jerry Owen's sermon at Sonova
* FBI investigation into Sirhan and related individuals
* Palestine Week activities and rally in support of the Palestinian Revolution

**Connections to JFK, the Assassination, or Related Investigations:**

* Sirhan's involvement in the RFK assassination
* Lee Harvey Oswald's involvement in the assassination of John F. Kennedy
* FBI investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy
* FBI investigation into Sirhan and related individuals

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings Mentioned:**

* Sirhan's diary notes containing cryptic thoughts
* Jerry Owen's story about Sirhan and his accomplices
* Interview with Leroy Walker regarding the RFK assassination
* FBI identification record of Eugene Halle Brading (FBI Number 79941)
* RAP sheet for Eugene H. Brading
* Informant reports and material related to the assassination (FD-300 forms)

RFK Declassified Files

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