Final_Judgment

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Reproduced above is a (formerly) secret October 6, 1976 document from the office of the military
justice division of the French ministry of defense. The never-before-published document
announces the refusal by the French government to grant clemency to Pierre Neuville, a former
French diplomat and intelligence officer who was sentenced in absentia to twenty years of
forced labor for “treason” and “breach of state security” for exposing a joint Mossad
French intelligence plot to kill Egyptian President Nasser in 1956. Pierre—who fled France
and went into exile—later provided Michael Collins Piper with critical information in the
writing of Final Judgment. This hitherto secret document (inadvertently released to Pierre
in 1976 who later provided it to Piper) confirms that Pierre was engaged in high-level intrigue
on behalf of French intelligence (in spite of official French government claims today to the
contrary.) Pierre believes that Bernard Ledun (the French government official who released
this document against the wishes of his superiors), was murdered in retribution in Paris on
February 1, 1994 when the Mossad realized that Pierre was a source for Piper in the writing
of Final Judgment. Pierre’s address has been excised in order to protect his privacy.