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Coup in Dallas: Who Killed JFK and Why

Coup in Dallas: Who Killed JFK and Why

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  • Type：Epub+TxT+PDF+Mobi
  • Create Date：2021-11-29 11:20:59
  • Update Date：2025-09-08
  • Status：finish
  • Author：H.P. Albarelli Jr.
  • ISBN：1721385509
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Reviews

Zach Ritchey ，

This book is incredible！ I literally couldn’t put it down （admittedly still working through the epilogue and notes）。 This book focuses on an unearthed cryptic date book belonging to a mysterious operative named Jean Pierre Lafitte。 My head is still spinning and it will probably take repeat reading to fully grasp the gravity of this text。 Although， I don’t recommended this as an entry point in to the JFK assassination lore。 I would recommend Jim Douglass’ JFK and the Unspeakable for those wanting This book is incredible！ I literally couldn’t put it down （admittedly still working through the epilogue and notes）。 This book focuses on an unearthed cryptic date book belonging to a mysterious operative named Jean Pierre Lafitte。 My head is still spinning and it will probably take repeat reading to fully grasp the gravity of this text。 Although， I don’t recommended this as an entry point in to the JFK assassination lore。 I would recommend Jim Douglass’ JFK and the Unspeakable for those wanting a more foundational overview。 。。。more

Mr。 Book ，

I don’t know what this book was about， but it wasn’t about the Kennedy assassination。 This is just hundreds of pages of the author rambling about， well， I don’t know what about。 On rare occasions， the assassination is mentioned， but it’s always out of context and establishes nothing。

Augstus Betucius ，

One negative review for a book that still has *not* been released yet。 The release date has been pushed back since at least 2019。 This sort of thing really makes me wonder。 As Oliver Stone said of the subject matter in general， and applies to the book in question， it makes people angry because they don't want to face the truth。 Many people can't accept having their world view turned upside down which comes for many when having to acknowledge that our government is horribly corrupt and criminal， One negative review for a book that still has *not* been released yet。 The release date has been pushed back since at least 2019。 This sort of thing really makes me wonder。 As Oliver Stone said of the subject matter in general， and applies to the book in question， it makes people angry because they don't want to face the truth。 Many people can't accept having their world view turned upside down which comes for many when having to acknowledge that our government is horribly corrupt and criminal， and has been for a very long time。We can't do anything about a problem， if we're not willing to acknowledge it。 Here's hoping Mr Albarelli's book finally sees publication this year （2021）。 The woman who has taken over the finishing of the book after Albarelli's passing， a Ms Leslie Sharp， has said that the indexing is the hold up。 Apparently it is an incredibly difficult and complex task。 Not surprising considering the subject matter。 。。。more