Final_Judgment

Acknowledgments—and Intrigue . . .
A tremendous, albeit-belated word of thanks to Bill Grimstad for
putting me onto Frank Sturgis' little-noted Mossad connection, a rather
relevant point—and that's putting it lightly—that escaped my own research.
Tom Kerr, Bill W., Reg O., Martin Williams, Tony Blizzard, and others
provided editing which improved this book considerably. Bob "H. L."
Diehli's humor and support has also been encouraging.
Friendly words from the late Ace Hayes, firebrand publisher of the
Portland Free Press, and Daniel Brandt of NameBase Newsline proved the
point that the JFK assassination is not a matter of "right" or "left," as some
naïve folks still believe. Those old labels are gone with the wind.
God bless Dr. Herbert Calhoun, the former State Department official
whose no-holds-barred endorsement of Final Judgment has absolutely
floored my critics who do know that there are a lot of others in high places
who agree with Calhoun, but just aren't yet ready to say it publicly.
Counsel from British writer Gordon Thomas was very much
appreciated. Thanks also to Gordon's colleagues at The European for
publishing a detailed exposition of my controversial research.
The hearty endorsement from no-nonsense Idaho attorney Edgar Steele
(see conspiracypenpal.com) has certainly helped spread the word.
And I would be remiss in failing to mention Sid and Wwoolf at
feralnews.com and Russ at playtowinmoney .com and the folks at
afrocubaweb.com who have generously promoted Final Judgment.
Alan Jones' excellent synopsis of Final Judgment in How the World
Really Works (see abjpress.com) has really been a boost. And Carol Adler,
the courageous maverick publisher of many fascinating "controversial"
titles (see dandelionbooks.net) also stands out for her interest in my work.
To Christopher and Helje Bollyn: You're gutsy people and good
friends. The same to Professor Ray Goodwin who put his career on the line
by telling his students Final Judgment is the "last word" on the JFK affair.
Thanks to others who provided moral support along the way: Blayne
Hutzel, Paul Wolff, Pete Godlove, Dale Crowley, Robert Boody, Mark
Lillis, Mary and Mae, the travel agents, Tom McIntyre, Joe Power, Ed
Harrington, George Kadar, Joe Fields, Jim Scott, Robert Wolfe, Larry
Showell, R. H. Showell, Greg Garnett, Jerry Myers, Donald Malloy, David
Lewis, Dan Hinton, James Jakes, Anne Cronin, Julia Foster, Trisha Katson,
Ann Brown, Helen Nunley, Marie Zittel, Agi, Mike, Nick, Jim, Judy, Ruby
Lee, George, Will, Ricky, DVS, Steve, James the Poet—and last but far from
least—that special dog, Brute, and all my other four-legged friends too numerous
to mention.
My mother—always my worst critic—read the volume and became
convinced, her initial doubts notwithstanding. Too bad my father didn't live
to see the book published. He would have been proud.
All of this having been said, I now leave it up to the reader to determine
if I have indeed "pinned the tail on the donkey."
—MCP