Final_Judgment

Yankee & Cowboy War, Michael Collins Piper has struck gold. He has hit
the `mother lode,’ and in the process has pointed the finger at, if not
tightened the proverbial noose around, the necks of the cabal of conspirators
responsible for pulling the strings (and triggers) of the JFK assassination.
"JFK assassination research has a new standard bearer. It will never be
the same again. Because of this book, future research will begin to focus
more on the `big picture,’ and turn away from constantly grinding, ad
nauseam, at inconsistencies in the Warren Commission's Report. Compared
to Posner's Case Closed, Final Judgment is a masterpiece."
—Herbert L. Calhoun
(Herbert L. Calhoun, Ph.D. retired as deputy division chief of the
Policy, Plans and Analysis Office of the State Department's Bureau of
Political-Military Affairs and formerly served as a senior foreign
affairs specialist for the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
and as the U.S. representative to the 1996 and 1998 United Nations
Group of Governmental Experts on Small Arms and Light Weapons.
Dr. Calhoun posted this endorsement of Final Judgment on
amazon.com on March 10, 2003.)
• A famed Hollywood screenwriter and
victim of the "witch hunts" of the 1950s . . .
"Michael Collins Piper has laid out the only scenario for the JFK
assassination that makes ultimate sense. He's a gutsy guy who hasn't been
afraid to confront the truth head on. That's what America is all about. Final
Judgment is a masterpiece that would make a great film—but it's not likely
one that will ever be made."
—Bill Norton
(One of the movie industry's most prolific screenwriters, the
colorful Bill Norton was described by The Sunday World of London (on
April 9, 2000) as "a leading Hollywood movie figure" and "a dedicated
socialist and a man with strong religious beliefs who had helped various
left-wing causes." In the late 1940s and early 1950s Norton was a hostile
witness during the infamous anti-communist "witchhunts" of the House
Un-American Activities Committee.)