Final_Judgment

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Bilderberg Group (financed jointly by the Rockefeller and Rothschild
families) and the Trilateral Commission. I've written extensively on both
groups, including a widely circulated report on the Trilateral Commission.
So it's conceivable that this secret committee that Coleman discusses does
exist. But to the best of my knowledge Dr. Coleman has never exhibited any
documentation that such a committee exists, although there is
documentation about the Bilderberg Group.
Frankly, I believe that getting involved in a debate over the so-called
Committee of 300 is a distraction from the basics that people can
understand: that CIA, the Mossad and Organized Crime all had distinct
interests in removing JFK from office and that, as I demonstrate in Final
Judgment, all three groups closely intersected with one another in a number
of areas and had the means and opportunity (not to mention, obviously, the
motive) to have carried off the crime of the century and its cover-up.
These are all interests that are apparent—that can be documented—and
which people do readily understand. Introducing some shadowy Committee
of 300 into the equation takes the JFK assassination out of the realm of
average understanding and does nothing to address the immediate issue.
I am familiar with Dr. Coleman's work and find it quite fascinating.
However, I do have to state specifically that in his report on the JFK
assassination, which I acknowledged earlier, I am sorry to say that Coleman
made some misstatements of fact that detract from his credibility.
For example, he states that if one of New Orleans District Attorney Jim
Garrison's key witnesses against Clay Shaw, one Perry Raymond Russo,
had been permitted to testify before the grand jury that this would have
blown the JFK case wide open. In fact, Russo did testify and it was his
testimony that led to Shaw's indictment. Coleman suggests that Garrison's
prosecution of Shaw was halted before it ever reached a grand jury
indictment. This just is not true and this is an error that could cause people
to doubt his credibility, considering that this is a basic fact that is very well
known. In addition, Coleman says that Russo left for California before his
testimony was ever heard. This didn't happen. What happened was that
people who were trying to sabotage Garrison's investigation offered Russo a
job in California, but he turned them down flat and exposed them to
Garrison who brought indictments for witness tampering against them! So
again Coleman is mistaken here.
Final Judgment never once mentions evidence that on the famous
Zapruder film of the assassination there is visible proof that President
Kennedy's Secret Service chauffer, William Greer, turned around and
fired the fatal head shot at JFK using a pistol. This pistol is clearly
visible on the Zapruder film and has been widely shown around the
world. How could you ignore this vital evidence? Are you trying to
cover up the truth that so many people now know?
I think the allegation that William Greer fired the fatal head shot is not
only one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard, but also an