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Book SynopsisPresents a documented investigation that uncovers the secrets surrounding John F Kennedy's assassination. Offering a different perspective - that JFK's death was not just an isolated case, but rather a symptom of hidden processes - this title examines the deep politics of early 1960s American international and domestic policies.
Table of ContentsAcknowledgments
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Preface
PART ONE: DEEP POLITICS, VIETNAM,
AND THE ASSASSINATION
1. The Kennedy Assassination, Deep Politics,
and Denial
2. Kennedy, Johnson, and Vietnam:
A Tale of Two NSAMs
3. The Dialectical Cover-Up
4. The Key to the Cover-Up:
The FBI, COINTELPROS, and the Case
PART TWO: LEE HARVEY OSWALD
5. Oswald, Intelligence, and the Mob
in New Orleans
6. Oswald, Intelligence, the Mob,
and the Banana Companies
7. Mexico, Somoza, and the Martino-
Rosselli Story
8. Ruby and Narcotics:
The Heart of What Was Suppressed
9. Ruby's Background:
Narcotics, the Teamsters,
and the Racing Wire Service
10. The Nationally Protected Drug Traffic
and Ruby's Relation to It
11. Blakey and the Politics of Fighting Crime
12. Ruby, Narcotics, and the Establishment
PART FOUR: THE PLOT AND THE COVER-UP
13. The Coalitions against the Kennedys
14. Intrigue, Murder, Cover-Up:
The Continuity of Manipulation
15. Oswald as an Informant for the Government
16. Oswald as a Double Agent for Hoover
17. Army Intelligence and the Dallas Police
18. The Assassination and the Great Southwest
Corporation
19. Who Killed JFK? The Deep Political System
Notes
Bibliography
Index
