Michael Collins Piper

[Peter Lemkin]

I just pulled out and old dusty copy of his book and thumbed through it and read parts. He connects one dot with another and often states true or true-ish facts, but I do not see where he makes any logical connection between dot A and B and all of the other 'dots'; i.e., where he proves to my satisfaction his basic premise or even his various sub-premises. I think it is telling that Piper's book (and premise) have never really 'caught on' with any [to my knowledge] of the better JFK researchers and authors. Piper obviously knows the basic players and story, but has somehow constructed his own version of who controlled whom, which I don't see support for - even in his own book. Even if some involved were Jewish (or connected to those who were), and even if some in Israel were happy with JFK's death that is far from proving that Mossad was the secret force behind Dallas [even if one adds in, as Piper does, that the CIA was working with them on it].