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Regicide: The
Official Assassination of John F. Kennedy
by Gregory
Douglas
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This
landmark book is absolutely free to first time
subscribers to the Barnes Review! |
Edition:
Hardcover
Back
Channels magazine, Summer 2002
The materials
revealed in Mr. Douglas' book deserve front page news. A
monumental achievement.
Book Description
39 years
after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy,
the truth finally comes to light: In 1996, ROBERT
CROWLEY, former Deputy Director of Clandestine
Operations of the CIA, gave documents of his own top
secret operations to his friend, historian Gregory
Douglas. After Robert Crowley died in late 2000, Gregory
Douglas was free to begin publishing important sections
of the Crowley papers. This is the first of a series of
shocking revelations of the secret plots of top
officials of the U.S. government. Backed up with
documents reproduced in the book, Douglas proves which
individuals plotted to kill John F. Kennedy, why they
thought that this assassination was justified, how it
was done, who else was involved, and how the cover-up of
this major clandestine operation was mounted. |
Reader
review from Amazon.com
 A
Stunner!, June 20, 2002
Reviewer: Carl Huskins from Reston, VA
With 40 years of background in the
intelligence community, I approached this book with some
concern and strong doubts. Now, after having read it
through, twice, and talking with a number of my friends,
I have to say that this book, REGICIDE by Gregory
Douglas, is brilliant, decisive and answers any and all
questions I ever had on the tragic events of November
22, 1963. Douglas has taken official documents
concerning this terrible business and set them out in a
very clear and decisive way that can leave no doubt that
this is as close to the truth as we will ever get. It
deserves to be read by assassination buffs and casual
readers as well who have been bombarded with hundreds of
vague and speculative treatments. It is also a very
clear, powerfully presented thesis that has left me
stunned. Unlike the famous fake Hitler and Goebbels
"diaries" we have seen in the past, this book
is as accurate and believable as anything, any official
report, that I have ever read. I cannot praise the
efforts of Mr. Douglas to get at the truth enough. I
think that anyone reading this will want his friends to
read it as well. First class exposition all the way
around!!
Carl HuskinsWith 40 years of background in the
intelligence community, I approached this book with some
concern and strong doubts. Now, after having read it
through, twice, and talking with a number of my friends,
I have to say that this book, REGICIDE by Gregory
Douglas, is brilliant, decisive and answers any and all
questions I ever had on the tragic events of November
22, 1963. Douglas has taken official documents
concerning this terrible business and set them out in a
very clear and decisive way that can leave no doubt that
this is as close to the truth as we will ever get. It
deserves to be read by assassination buffs and casual
readers as well who have been bombarded with hundreds of
vague and speculative treatments. It is also a very
clear, powerfully presented thesis that has left me
stunned. Unlike the famous fake Hitler and Goebbels
"diaries" we have seen in the past, this book
is as accurate and believable as anything, any official
report, that I have ever read. I cannot praise the
efforts of Mr. Douglas to get at the truth enough. I
think that anyone reading this will want his friends to
read it as well. First class exposition all the way
around!!
Carl Huskins |
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