Final_Judgment

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Those who are promoting this theory are either remarkably foolish or
they are deliberately promoting disinformation to confuse the JFK
researchers even further and, for that matter, to make serious JFK
assassination researchers look foolish. Both before Final Judgment was
published—and after—I received a surprising number of inquiries about
this matter and I am amazed that the rumor has such currency.
However, I should point out that one person who had initially promoted
this theory, one Lars Hansen, initially believed the story to be true. But he
himself publicly repudiated his own previous stand on this matter and said
he didn't believe it after investigating further. Hansen, who has disappeared,
is angry at the individual who is best known for promoting this theory,
William Cooper, who continues to promote the theory and who has
distributed a copy of the Zapruder film (utilizing Hansen's narration)
without advising people that Hansen had repudiated the theory himself.
(I might mention, in passing, that Hansen went on an investigative
mission to Iraq, following the Gulf War, that was sponsored in part by my
own newspaper, The Spotlight.)
So it is indeed William Cooper who is promoting this theory that
Hansen has repudiated. Cooper says that he is a former intelligence officer
and that he was privy to inside information about the assassination. That
may well be true, but if his "inside information" is the story that William
Greer fired the fatal shot, then that's misinformation and disinformation
supplied by somebody else, perhaps even the real conspirators.
For people to get distracted and bogged down in this matter and
researching it is a waste of time. I've devoted a great deal of time to
discussing this ridiculous story if only for the reason that there are still
many people who believe it, much to my surprise. I might add that even if
the story were true (which it is not), the story would not discount the basic
theory in Final Judgment for it could have been that Greer was part of the
conspiracy that I outlined. But, needless to say, I don't believe that he was.
All of this is not to suggest that there wasn't some sort of Secret
Service complicity or that some Secret Service agents were compromised,
either before or after the assassination. I have no firm evidence one way or
the other, but I do know that the president's public exposure was such that
as even JFK himself said that if somebody really wanted to kill him, they
could. All in all, the conspirators really didn't need Secret Service
complicity to accomplish their goal.
Why didn't you reveal in Final Judgment that JFK was about to
reveal to the American people the truth about the existence of alien
forces from other planets that had visited this world? There's a great
deal of evidence that the government has been keeping this a secret for
years and that JFK was going to blow the lid off this high-level coverup,
resulting in his assassination.
I've had this question addressed to me numerous times. So much so
that I start wondering why theories such as this receive such widespread