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that he made during his research. Mr. Piper seems to
be a nice person and he does not seem to harbor any ill
will toward Jews or foreigners. Many of his ideas seem
to make sense but I think that some of his connections
seem too complicated to be true. He also admits that
no truly hard evidence exists, and that we may never
know the real truth behind the most famous American
conspiracy.
Michael was obviously well-educated to create such a
thorough, comprehensive and believable compilation of
events in his book. I was very much interested in
Michael's speech and ideas. Just the thought that his
story may be real left me doubting all other versions I
have heard. I appreciated his attempt to expose the truth
without hurting people's reputations unreasonably. I hope
to read the book Final Judgment and read it thoroughly.
Mr. Piper was very honest and did say that his
whole theory is just a theory and that we will probably
never know the entire truth. I actually did feel that
there might be a possibility there that the Mossad
could be blamed, since they are so well connected to
everyone that apparently had some involvement with the
assassination.
At first it was hard for me to understand his
reasoning for accusing the Mossad, but I soon began to
see the possibility of his interpretation of the JFK
shooting. he explained how many people had interpreted
the event and how his version was more valid, and I
basically agreed. I liked Mr. Piper. He was very
intelligent and his theory was quite possible and
understandable.
It is precisely because of friendly reviews from intelligent students such as
this that the ADL has been so determined to silence me. And I'm pleased to
say that, according to Mr. Molnar, several of the students did indeed read the
book—despite the ADL's objections.
In the end, this most uncomfortable issue of Israel's nuclear weapons is
an issue that just won't go away. On May 2, 2000, the Chicago Tribune's
foreign correspondent, Hugh Dellios reported that "tired of guessing at the
extent of Israel's nuclear weapons capacity, Egypt and other Arab nations
have launched a determined campaign to unmask Israel's secret nuclear
program once and for all. In New York, Mideast officials are pressing a
United Nations conference on nuclear disarmament this week to officially