JFK: The CIA, Vietnam, and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy : UpdatedCitadel Press, 1996 - 377 pages Presents the thesis that the plot to assassinate Kennedy originated beyond the highest levels of the U.S. government. |
Table des matières
194565 the Vietnam Era | 1 |
The CIA in the World of the HBomb | 20 |
The Invisible Third World War | 29 |
The Opening Wedge | 42 |
The CIAs Saigon Military Mission | 51 |
Genocide by Transferin South Vietnam | 70 |
Why Vietnam? The Selection and Preparation of the Battlefield | 81 |
The Battlefield and the Tactics Courtesy CIA | 102 |
The Magic Box Trigger of the Expanded War in Vietnam | 189 |
JFK Makes His Move to Control the CIA | 205 |
The Erosion of National Sovereignty | 219 |
Government by Coup dÉtat | 232 |
JFKs Plan to End the Vietnam Warfare | 246 |
Setting the Stage for the Death of JFK | 266 |
Visions of a Kennedy Dynasty | 286 |
LBJ Takes the Helm as the Course Is Reversed | 312 |
The CIA in the Days of Camelot | 118 |
JFK and the Thousand Days to Dallas | 136 |
Kennedy Versus the CIA | 153 |
Building to the Final Confrontation | 170 |
Game Plan of the High Cabal | 334 |
Stones JFK and the Conspiracy | 347 |
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