Conspiracy to Assassinate President John F. Kennedy, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
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The Warren Commission Report concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and was not part of a conspiracy, and went on to say that there is no evidence of a conspiracy. This report pacified the American public for the last 49 years.
Logic and Reason dictates otherwise. Each of us have the ability to use our own logic to determine who had the most to gain from the President John F. Kennedy assassination. However it seems unreasonable that he could do it alone and get away with it. So it doesnt pass the reason test.
Therefore, logic again comes into the equation that would require a co-conspirator capable of providing a complete cover-up, so the conspirators will never be caught.
The co-conspirators need only patsies to take the blame with promises of a fee or fame or whatever satisfies their weaknesses.
With the Kennedy assassination completed and blamed on Lee Harvey Oswald, who is murdered before he can utter more that Im just a patsy the American population seems satisfied that he paid for his crime, while the conspirators remain free.
Using the same procedure of patsies to take the rap, the logical conspirators assassinate Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert Kennedy, a leading Democratic Candidate for President in 1968, and got away with it.
Your use of logic and reason may lead you to the same conclusion that a conspiracy of the highest magnitude took the lives of these three idealists.
John Patrick Roach Jr.
Brought up in Glen Rock, NJ and attained a Liberal Arts Education through study of the Classics, Philosophy and Political Science at St. Michael's College in Vermont. Currently rsiding in San Diego, California. The author has traveled the world and published many books on such diverse subjects as classical music, psychology, history, archeology, philosophy, opera, science, bigotry, politics, love and war. www.JPRoach.org
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Conspiracy to Assassinate President John F. Kennedy, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy. - John Patrick Roach Jr.
Contents
Dedication
Conspiracy To Assassinate
Abstract
Conspiracy To Assassinate President John F. Kennedy
Introduction
Chapter I Assassinations Of Significant World Leaders
Chapter II The Hard Lessons Of Politics
Chapter III Lyndon Johnson Is Accostomed To Power
Chapter IV The Kennedy / Johnson Democratic Ticket
Chapter V Camelot
Chapter VI J. Edger Hoover
Chapter VII Planning For A Second Term
Chapter VIII Attempts to kill U.S. Presidents
Chapter IX The Time Is Now Scenerio
Chapter X Lee Harvey Oswald
Chapter XI The Assassination
Chapter XII Choreography
Chapter XIII President Lyndon Johnson
Chapter XIV Jack Ruby
Chapter XV The Warren Commission Report
Chapter XVI Planning A Conspiracy For Assassination
Chapter XVII Dr. Martin Luthur King Jr.
Chapter XVIII James Earl Ray
Chapter XIX Robert F. Kennedy
Chapter XX Sirhan Sirhan
Chapter XXI Power
Chapter XXII Comparing The Assassins
Chapter XXIII Logic And Reason
Chapter XXIV Epilogue
Appendix I Attempts To Assassinate Presidents Since 1963
Bibliography
Acknowledgements
About The Author
DEDICATION
To those with Inquiring Minds.
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CONSPIRACY to ASSASSINATE
President John F. Kennedy,
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,
And
Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
By
JOHN PATRICK ROACH JR.
img01.pngPresident John F. Kennedy
White House Photo
ABSTRACT
CONSPIRACY
TO ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY
This book is about grasping power and once achieving it, using that power to assassinate all challengers to the power gained.
The Warren Commission Report concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone and was not part of a conspiracy, and went on to say that there is no evidence of a conspiracy. This report pacified the American public for the last 50 years.
Logic and Reason dictates otherwise. Each of us has the ability to use our own logic to determine who had the most to gain from the President John F. Kennedy assassination. However it seems unreasonable that he could do it alone and get away with it. So it doesn’t pass the reason test.
Therefore, logic again comes into the equation that would require a co-conspirator capable of providing a complete cover-up, so the conspirators will never be caught.
The co-conspirators need only patsies to take the blame with promises of a fee or fame or whatever satisfies their weakness.
With the Kennedy assassination completed and blamed on Lee Harvey Oswald who is murdered before he can utter more that I’m just a patsy,
the American population seems satisfied that he paid for his crime, while the conspirators remain free.
Using the same procedure of patsies to take the rap, the conspirators assassinate Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert Kennedy, a leading Democratic Candidate for President in 1968, and got away with it.
Your use of logic and reason may lead you to the same conclusion that a conspiracy of the highest magnitude took the lives of these three idealists.
INTRODUCTION
I was 26 years old when they shot our President. My car pool friend, Fred Kane, who favored Nixon in the upcoming 1960 election entered my office and said they shot Kennedy, they shot the President!
! We both immediately went to a TV and found President Kennedy had been shot and will be taken to Parkland Hospital in Dallas.
No word yet on his condition until they finally said, The President is dead.
Fred and I both cried. After all I am 26 and loved the Camelot Kennedy created. All those idealistic dreams are now smashed.
I remained emotional over Kennedy’s death for a long