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Best book yet on JFK assassination
Having served in the same Marine Air Control Squadron (though a couple of years later) and knowing several people who actually served with Lee Harvey Oswald at Santa Ana, CA and Atsugi, Japan and then actually being in that unit on Nov. 22, 1963, I have a keen interest in all the books written on the subject. Though much of the material in this one has been previously written, Roger Stone ties up many loose ends and does a much better job of describing just how ruthless, vulgar and disgustingly power hungry LBJ actually was. I was convinced of the involvement of mob boss Carlos Marcello after reading Mafia Kingfish but this book really convinced me that power crazed LBJ was the key to not only the JFK hit but RFK as well. My knowledge, though second hand, of Oswald and his rather mediocre marksmanship in the Marine Corps convinced me early on that he could not have pulled off what the Warren Commission would have you believe and Stone makes a solid case to reinforce what I have believed from day one. One final thought: Ask yourself why (after 50 years) the government still refuses to release all of the applicable documents. Could it be because George H. W. Bush is still alive? I would like to have a response from Mr. Stone if he reads the reviews of his work. Great book! I highly recommend it for anyone interested in this subject.
January 2018 · Kindle Store · verified purchase
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