Lamar Waldron Knihy

The assassination of John F. Kennedy ignited not only a manhunt for his killers but also a series of covert operations by high-ranking officials to conceal U.S. invasion plans for Cuba, aided by Army Commander Juan Almeida. Key figures like Robert F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson engaged in cover-ups that thwarted potential international crises while simultaneously obstructing a thorough investigation into JFK's death. This resulted in a lasting legacy of secrecy that continues to impact historical narratives surrounding the event.

The narrative reveals Commander Juan Almeida's covert collaboration with JFK to orchestrate a coup against Fidel Castro in 1963, a plot that was ultimately thwarted by Mafia interference leading to JFK's assassination. The updated edition includes new insights from associates of the Kennedy brothers and thousands of recently declassified documents. It clarifies Almeida's loyalty, Fidel's suspicions regarding Che Guevara, and the subsequent cover-ups by high-ranking officials to prevent a nuclear crisis. New photos and documents enrich this historical account.

This investigation delves into Richard Nixon's motivations and the underlying reasons he jeopardized his presidency. It explores the complexities of his ambitions and the political landscape of the time, offering insights into his controversial decisions and their implications for American politics. The book aims to uncover the truth behind Nixon's actions, providing a fresh perspective on a pivotal figure in U.S. history.

Five decades after one of America's greatest tragedies, this compelling book pierces the veil of secrecy to document the small, tightly held conspiracy that killed President John F. Kennedy. It explains why he was murdered, and how it was done in a way that forced many records to remain secret... číst celé