The Trial Of the JDL's Irv Rubin And
Earl Krugel

Irving Rubin The Head Of The
JDL

Earl Krugel Was Rubin's
Assistant

The Mysterious Deaths Of Irv Rubin And Earl
Krugel

In 2002, Federal authorities charged Rubin, 56, and Earl Krugel, 59,
with conspiracy to blow up the King Fahd Mosque in Culver City, the
offices of the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) in the Mid-Wilshire
area, and the offices of Republican Rep. Darrell Issa. They were headed
to jail big time when suddenly both meet mysterious deaths.

One has to wonder if they are really dead, or sunning themselves if
Tel Aviv?

Who Were Krugel And Rubin

They ran the  Jewish Defense League (JDL) is a terror
organization whose goal is to protect Jewish people and property from
anti Semitism. The FBI considers the
organization to be a "right-wing terrorist group."

The founder was a Rabbi Kahane, who many considered a terrorist.
Kahane was murdered, and is now a revered icon, who Jews claim  was
killed in a "seditious conspiracy."

Irving Rubin

Rubin was the chairman of the militant Jewish Defense League
from 1985 to 2002. Rubin was born in Canada.  He was a
suspect in the murder/bombing of Alex Odeh, the local chairman of the
pro-Palestinian American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) in
1985.

Rubin's Trial

Rubin and Krugel weren't getting away this time. The sentences would
have been 55 years.

Both Rubin And Krugel In Prison

In November 2002, while awaiting trial, Rubin allegedly cut his own
throat with a jail-issued safety razor and tumbled off an 20-foot
balcony.

On November 4, 2005, Krugel was killed by an inmate
after having been transferred to a Phoenix federal prison.

Did Both Really Die?

Was International Jewry going to desert some of their most high
profile soldiers? The coincidental prison deaths sends a message that
any avid Zionist would understand. That message is: - "We protect our
own"

Columbine

Electronic Trigger points to
Israel

Natalee Holloway

Oklahoma City
Bombing

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