Final_Judgment

Here's what Australian-based JFK
assassination researchers have to say
about FINAL JUDGMENT . . .
MICHAEL COLLINS PIPER MUST BE A GLUTTON FOR
PUNISHMENT. Upon the first release of his book, Final Judgment, a storm
of controversy erupted in the United States with certain "pressure groups"
trying hard to have the book banned. Since then, Final Judgment has gone
through three more printings—and the controversy hasn't abated.
We here in Australia believe that all theories on the JFK assassination
should be heard, no matter whether you agree with them or not. Heck, we
even bought and read Gerald Posner's Case Closed, and there isn't a more
outlandish theory than his! Trying to get another book banned because you
don't agree with it, or it isn't Politically Correct (the greatest censorship
drive of the 80s and 90s), is just the kind of thing we fight against. It's just
the same as groups such as the FBI and CIA "redacting" lines of text here
and there. People in glass theories shouldn't throw books, so to speak.
So, we here at Probable Cause are proud to review Final Judgment and
hope that we never go down the path of the "American Model"—freedom
of speech and the First Amendment and all that—yeah, okay, until you start
speaking out and stepping on other people's toes. They line you up for a
takedown. Boy, does Michael Collins Piper know about that!
Okay, so after that little editorial, what is Final Judgment about?
Piper's thesis is that Israel's intelligence agency, the Mossad, played a key
role in the assassination alongside the CIA and organized crime.
Throughout his presidency, JFK was involved in an increasingly bitter
behind-the-scenes dispute with Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion
over Israel's steadfast determination to build a nuclear arsenal. JFK wanted
them to stop. But they had other ideas.
Sound far-fetched? Well, actually, you'll be surprised how many wellknown
"JFK assassination players" have links to the Mossad and we were
quite impressed with the documented evidence within the book. Still, you'll
have to read this one for yourself to decide. Piper is under attack from the
ADL in the U.S. for this book and, really, it's not warranted. Did the French
community in the U.S. get upset when it was suggested there was a French
connection in the assassination? No. But then again, perhaps they don't
have the lobbying power of the ADL.
The Internet Review of Final Judgment by the
Australia-based JFK assassination group, "Probable
Cause." The review also gave Final Judgment a three
star rating—out of a possible four stars."