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The Kennedy Assassination what really happened
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"I´ll have those nig. . . votin Democrat for the next 200 years!"

 

Lyndon Baines Johnson

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​The dramatic disclosure of over 50,000 secret JFK files in 2017-18 and then again in 2021 changes our understanding of virtually everything. Once we add these documents to what we learned from the CIA's own Howard Hunt, who made a deathbed confession in 2007, we find LBJ deeply implicated in the murder. The releases are absolutely revelatory.

Published by Genotype, 2nd edition, 2022
                                                                  


Three important revelations from viewers of this video.

This will not mean much if you haven’t read the book or seen the video, but if you have, the following should knock your socks off. Close to a million folks saw the original video and since then I was contacted by some interesting sources, and here are a few gems that came in:
 
(1) In the text we talk about the David Christensen story who reported he also overheard chatter about a possible assassination attempt. As you know David Christensen was sent off to a psychiatric hospital, but the man who contacted me said he served with Christensen, and not only did David have a security clearance, but he was not at all mentally ill. That certainly adds credibility to Christensen’s story.

(2) If you recall the CIA´s David Phillips met with Antonio Veciana and Oswald in September in Dallas. Two teenagers walked in and asked directions. One of those teenagers, Wynne Johnso, is now 70 years old and corroborates that all this was true. Oswald was actually there meeting CIA agent  David Phillips two months before Kennedy was killed.
 
(3) I had not heard from James Files for many years, but after the book and video were released, he contacted me through a friend. I said I had only one question for him: "Did Howard Hunt know Lee Harvey Oswald?.  Files answered "definitely yes!" For those of you who have read the book, or seen the video, that will stand as some very substantial corroboration of the thesis of the whole book. Even Hunt´s son, was not exactly sure what his father was doing in Dallas then, much less that his father was involved with Oswald.
 
(4). An author, William Dankbaar, saw my video and sent me information on an interview James Files gave in 2003 where he also identified Howard Hunt as knowing Oswald. Dankbaarr also sent me an interesting video of the warden of James Files' prison. Originally the warden thought Files was a blowhard, especially when he said Files told him two FBI agents came to visit him in prison. The warden checked on Files story, and looked at his logs only to discover Files was indeed visited by 2 FBI agents. Here is that short interestin  video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YztzR9BV3oI
 
Reviews of the book
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The Kennedy Assassination: what really happened is the definitive book on the Kennedy assassination! It should be required reading in every American  high school.

 

 

—Marvin Forrest, Ph.D.,

Psychotherapist, Santa Barbara

 

 

 

    Dr. Kroth cuts to the heart of the matter laying out a hard to dispute argument for what actually happened that distant half century ago when everything changed for all of us. At a time when apologists have seemed to dominate the trend in regarding Kennedy assassination publishing, it is important to swing the pendulum back toward the rational conclusion that something was deliberately taken from us, the course of our future was compromised, and it was those we most trusted, not a crazed outlier, who engineered it all. This is a very important book and a must read for those of us who care.

 

—Steve Stelle, author of On shaky ground.

 

 

 

The JFK Assassination: what really happened is a must-read for those of us who were of voting age during those turbulent times at the end of Camelot and who recall the strange goings on of the Warren Commission Hearings.  There were so many loose ends that have never been woven into a concise and believable explanation until now.

 

 

—David Hall, author of The Rose

 
 
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