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JFK Shooting Conspiracy

Despite these accusations, Oswald never underwent trial. Two days later, nightclub owner Jack Ruby fatally shot Oswald in the basement of the police headquarters as officers prepared to transfer him to jail—an event broadcast live on television, shocking the nation. President Lyndon Baines Johnson appointed Chief Justice Earl Warren to head a committee tasked with investigating the assassination. Following ten months of hearings, the Warren Commission concluded that Oswald acted alone. Nonetheless, widespread skepticism persists, with many Americans positing a broader conspiracy and alleging a cover-up. As highlighted by JFK author and assassination historian L.D.C. Fitzgerald in a recent interview, the discourse surrounding Kennedy’s assassination remains a captivating and perplexing topic for generations to come.

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Conspiracy theorists will be captivated by this book!

L. D. C. Fitzgerald, the acclaimed author of two nonfiction books about Kennedy, presents ‘Saving Jackie K’, a science fiction odyssey with a time-travel twist on the most significant conspiracy theory of modern times. This riveting tale merges fact and fiction to unravel the greatest mystery of the 20th century. ‘Saving Jackie K’ promises a thrilling, intellectual journey and stands out as the most provocative science fiction thriller you’ll ever read.

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While You Were Sleeping: 5 stories you might have missed, Oct 11 – The Straits Times – #News #WorldNews

Ethel Kennedy, widow of Robert Kennedy, dies at 96
Ethel Kennedy, a long-time human rights advocate who endured a series of tragedies that included the assassination of her husband, Robert F. Kennedy, and the untimely deaths of two of their 11 children, died on Oct 10 at the age of 96, her grandson Joseph Kennedy III said in a social media post.

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Melania Trump criticizes ‘holes’ in Secret Service ‘top leadership’ – TheHill.com – #News

Former first lady Melania Trump criticized what she described as “holes” in the top leadership of the U.S. Secret Service following two apparent assassination attempts against former President Trump in the span of three months. The former first lady praised the men that protected her and her husband, but described problems with the Secret Service’s…

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The Kennedy Assassination Suspect Fidel Castro

The tensions between Kennedy and Castro intensified, notably highlighted by the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion in April 1961, where CIA-backed Cuban exiles attempted to overthrow Castro’s government. Castro’s agreement to allow the Soviet Union to install nuclear launch pads in Cuba, uncovered during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, further strained relations. His condemnation of US-led intrusions into Cuban territory, coupled with Kennedy’s portrayal of Cuba as a pawn of Russia, only heightened animosity between the two leaders. Less than a week after Kennedy’s address, he was tragically assassinated.

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JFK Conspiracy and Castro

From the outset of his presidency, Kennedy had ambitions of overthrowing Castro’s regime. Adhering to the Domino Theory, Kennedy feared that the spread of communism in one country would inevitably lead to its expansion in neighboring nations. Moreover, Castro found solidarity with his communist ally, Nikita Khrushchev, the Premier of Russia.

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Kennedy Assassination and Castro

The Kennedy Assassination – In its exploration of the Kennedy Assassination, the acclaimed book Saving Jackie K delves into potential grievances held by various foreign leaders against JFK. Among these figures, considerable attention is directed towards Fidel Castro, Cuba’s entrenched dictator. Was Castro the architect behind Kennedy’s assassination?

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Discovering Voltairine de Cleyre, Neglected Poet of American Radicalism

Published in 1978, Paul Avrich’s “An American Anarchist: The Life of Voltairine de Cleyre” was the first substantial biography of Voltairine de Cleyre (1866-1912), an influential member of the American labor movement at the turn of the 20th century. Donated to the Library of Congress in 1986, the biography refers to de Cleyre as “one of the most interesting if neglected figures in the history of American radicalism.”

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JFK Assassination

At 12:30 pm on November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was struck down by sniper bullets as he rode through Dealey Plaza, Dallas, in an open limousine. Hundreds of horrified spectators heard the staccato gunfire, and witnessed the fatal headshot that spattered his Lincoln convertible with bloody tissue.

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