[…] not the arguments prior to the print job.’ The end result of that process is huge book, 670 pages in all, half of which are devoted to JFK, 100 to Robert Kennedy, 80 to King, 60 to Malcolm X and 30 to the media’s response to the assassinations. The content varies from the readable […]
[…] other terms, to go unpunished)?'(14) Scott’s self-reflection throws down a gauntlet to others which can be heard reverberating throughout this book. Deep Politics and the Death of JFK has the potential to revolutionise both the means and the method of parapolitical research, and should be required reading for anyone interested in democracy rather than […]
[…] launched Nixon’s career. (The fact that I didn’t catch up with Probe until vol. 3 no. 2 tells you have far I am from being a serious JFK buff.) The problem with the JFK thing is that it has now ramified so far – and as the material in this issue, the Scott extract […]
[…] not only a second ‘Oswald’, but a possible second ‘Sirhan’. There is indeed much in Smith, to me at any rate, that is new and on the JFK stuff and the hapless Edward Kennedy that looks very interesting; but I am not sufficiently au fait to judge. Sirhan’s travels But what did […]
Two major American parapolitics journals closed at the beginning of this year. Both were primarily dedicated to the JFK assassination, though Probe also covered the King family’s landmark case and its successful outcome — establishing that Dr Martin Luther King was killed, not by a lone assassin, but by a conspiracy. This story was […]
[…] one of these compendiums, it is pretty much as you would expect: short sections on subjects ranging from the silly (Jim Morrison’s death/non-death) to the serious ( JFK, 9-11). The bigger the subject, the less satisfactory are the sections. To be of any interest a book like this demands that the author/s know the […]
[…] Mental Collapse of Lyndon Johnson D. Jablow Hershman New Jersey: Barricade, 2002, $27.95 Colin Challen MP I tend to the view, presented succinctly in Who Shot JFK?, (10) that whoever assassinated Kennedy did so with the objective of installing LBJ as President. The tantalising question that arises is: did LBJ know? This book […]
The Last Investigation Gaeton Fonzi Thunder’s Mouth Press, New York, 1993 Deep Politics and the Death of JFK Peter Dale Scott University of California Press London and Berkeley, 1993 With Dick Russell’s The Man Who Knew Too Much, reviewed above by Alex Cox, these books are the best of the post Oliver Stone wave […]
[…] and senior officials) Includes the Government Information Locator Service: a searchable database of information about NARA information resources with links to other sources of US Government information. JFK Assassination Records Collection http://www.nara.gov/nara/jfk/jfk.html Material relating to the assassination of JFK, including searchable electronic index to the records collection. Project on Government Oversight (POGO) http://www.mnsinc.com/pogo/ ‘Since […]
[…] was invited to the President’s nuclear shelter if things went bad. (18) It was the Missile Crisis that persuaded Eddowes that Khrushchev was behind the assassination of JFK. It is possible that MI5 have said they used the electoral register to trace Ward to protect the real source. It is said that Ward was […]
