JFK vs. CIA: The Central Intelligence Agency's Assassination of the President

by Michael Calder

Overview

Michael Calder is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley. It is at Berkeley that Mr. Calder wrote his thesis, The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy; An Analysis of the Social,Political, and Economic factors which led to his assassination by the Central Intelligence Agency. Discover who in the Central Intelligence Agency orchestrated the assassination. Learn the social,political and economic factors leadng to the termination of JFK's presidency and follow the step by step analysis as the conspiracy climaxes into treason.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780966074901
Publisher:	West Los Angeles Publishers
Publication date:	03/01/2020
Pages:	388
Sales rank:	1,106,198
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.88(d)

About the Author

Michael Calder is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley. It is at Berkeley that Mr. Calder wrote his thesis, "The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy; An analysis of the social, political and economic factors which led to his assassination by the Central Intelligence Agency." Mr. Calder is currently studying the LAPD investigation files of the Robert Kennedy murder in Los Angeles.

Table of Contents

THE WARREN COMMISSION

JFK VS BUSINESS

JFK VS THE MILITARY

JFK VS CIA

THE PLAYERS

PRELUDE TO THE ASSASSINATION

THE ASSASSINATION OF A PRESIDENT

Editorial Reviews

"One of our members, a frequent visitor to the center, has been raving about, 'JFK vs. CIA.' The AARC would very much like to add this work to our holdings so that it can be accessed by other researchers and the general public."

J Russell Meyers, Coordinator of Research, Assassination Archives, Washington, DC.

"The entire time I was reading it I kept glancing towards the door and windows to see if anybody was watching me. It was almost as if I was reading something not meant for my eyes."

Dennis Colvin

"This is one of the many great books on the JFK assassination. It should be required reading in college history courses."

Vincent Fiordalist

"I thought I was reading something that was going to get me into some sort of trouble! The facts are clearly presented and it is difficult to resist where Calder takes you, effortlessly."

Benjamin Hayek

"The author proceeds like a skilled homicide investigator."

Herman Calhoun

"The chapter on Lee Harvey Oswald is brilliant."

Vincent Salandria

"I stumbled upon this fabulous book a week ago. I read it in one day then re-read it."

Stephen Counts

"One of the best, if not the best book on the assassination."

Bill Robertson

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