In this book, James W. Douglass explores the idea that President John F. Kennedy's assassination was the result of his stance against the "unspeakable" forces driving Cold War tensions, including the military-industrial complex and elements within the intelligence community.
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Author: James W. Douglass
The book discusses JFK's pursuit of peace and his efforts to bridge the divide between the United States and the Soviet Union, suggesting that his assassination was intended to silence these efforts. Douglass argues that understanding why Kennedy was killed holds profound implications for understanding the underlying power dynamics that shape world events.
