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| | Part II: Why Sirhan Sirhan Assassinated Robert Kennedy by Mel Ayton |
 | | Sirhan's generation was taught to hate, despise, and fear Jews, to believe that it was not only right for every self-respecting Arab to fight the Jewish state and that it was just and desirable to destroy it. |
 | | Sirhan began to recognize that, for him at least, America was a society of the haves and have-nots. |
 | | Sirhan, he said, "(had)
paranoid-inclined ideations, particularly in the political sphere, but there is no evidence of outright delusions or hallucinations." Yet the assassin's motives were anything but paranoid and reflected the thinking of millions of Arabs both in the Middle East and the United States. |
| www.crimemagazine.com /05/sirhansirhan,0906-5.htm (5494 words) |
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