Final_Judgment

[572] Final Judgment 668
discussion when more down-to-earth theories such as the one I present in
Final Judgment don't seem to get much recognition. I hasten to add that I
have never disputed that there is much more to be learned about UFOs and
other strange phenomenon that is not of our world or of this earth. I myself
believe that on two separate occasions I have seen objects in the sky that
cannot be explained by the official government explanations (or nonexplanations
as the case may be). Members of my family have also seen
UFOs. What's more, I've done a great deal of reading in this area and I do
know that there has been government research (and cover-up) in this field.
However, I must advise those who are interested that there are many
reputable UFO researchers who have described one widely-circulated story
about a high-level secret government report on UFOs to be a hoax. And it is
this story that is the basis of the claim that JFK was about to reveal the
existence of alien visits from other worlds and that it was for this reason that
he was shot. Despite this, many sincere people have never learned that the
story has been generally repudiated as a hoax and, as a consequence, many
sincere people continue to give it credibility. Obviously, as I've suggested, I
think there are more down-to-earth reasons (no pun intended) which
sparked the JFK assassination conspiracy.
Now I will say for the record that I think it is possible that if JFK did, in
fact, have access to some sort of secret government information on this subject
that he may have had the intention of revealing it to the American people. But
when one is discussing the JFK assassination and begins bringing in such
stories that not only muddy the waters but also cause people to look askance
at JFK researchers it does not give a great deal of credibility to the field. There
was enough trouble convincing people that JFK had been a victim of a
conspiracy and there's been enough trouble trying to determine who was
behind the conspiracy. Why bring in a completely different and controversial
field such as UFO research and try to combine the two? (I myself have caused
enough commotion with Final Judgment by introducing the Mossad
element and I have good solid evidence for that!)
I think that there are people who are deliberately inserting this UFO
controversy into the JFK assassination research field for the deliberate
purpose of making JFK researchers to appear ridiculous—and that is the
result, I'm sorry to say. As it so happens, it is the aforementioned William
Cooper (who is the primary promoter of the theory that "The Chauffer
Killed JFK") who has also been a prime force behind promoting the theory
that JFK was killed because he was about to reveal the existence of alien
life forces visiting this planet.
Cooper has said that his "inside" sources from his years as an
intelligence officer say that this is the reason that JFK was killed and that
the Secret Service chauffer, William Greer, was recruited by the
conspirators who wanted to keep JFK quiet about the alien visitors. And
there are many people who accept this nonsense as the truth. I frankly regret
that Mr. Cooper has received such widespread publicity. These stories do
nothing to assist finding out who was behind the JFK assassination