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Les livres en français sur l’assassinat de JFK sont rares. Alors, lorsqu’un un nouveau sort, il est hors de question de faire l’impasse sur son achat *. Surtout lorsque son auteur est Pierre Nau, le webmaster du meilleur site francophone consacrée aux événements de Dallas.

http://www.manuscrit.com/catalogue/textes/fiche_texte.asp?idOuvrage=6060

* Lorsque je parle d’impasse et d’achat, forcément je repense à un ovni francophone, une sorte de suite de phrases où, parmi tant d’autres, on confondait Fort Worth avec Fort Knox. Là pour le coup, l’achat était une impasse. Et il fallait mieux passer son tour.

et donc, les livres aussi. Le dernier en date remet au gôut du jour la piste cubaine. Je n’ai pas lu et je pense que je ne le ferai pas. Pas le temps, pas l’envie et je continue à croire que la véritable piste des assassins passe par Dallas.

At last, the mysteries surrounding JFK’s death are fully explained by the startling revelations in this book. Its fresh, groundbreaking research documents how the blow-back from the Kennedys’ actions against the Mafia and Cuba led to the death of JFK.”
(…) And, for the first time anywhere, this column can tell you that the never-before-revealed CIA-Kennedy plan to stage a coup against Fidel Castro and actually invade Cuba had a name. The CIA code for this unrealized action, which they hoped to effect on Dec. 1, 1963, was AMWORLD. The authors of the book, however, refer to the plan in their work as “C-Day” because the AMWORLD name was classified until last summer.

According to Waldron/Hartmann, the Mafia had people inside Washington who knew of the C-plan. Angry at Bobby Kennedy’s serious battle against them, the Mafia set up three assassination attempts on President Kennedy - the first in Chicago, the second in Tampa (only four days before Dallas) and the third, fatally, in Texas.

L’intégralité de la chose est par là http://www.baltimoresun.com/features/lifestyle/bal-to.liz15nov15,1,1760558.story?track=rss

V.O :

On Friday November 22, 1963, news bulletins hit the airwaves as rifle shots interrupted President John F. Kennedy’s Dallas motorcade.

While conspiracy theorists and others have kept the debate alive over what happened forty-two years ago, who was involved, and why, no one ever mentions Mississippi’s links, notes Susan Klopfer, author of two civil rights books that focus on the Mississippi Delta.

Klopfer said she became even more intrigued with the JFK assassination when she came across information linking a Mississippi icon to several people often associated with the tragic event.

Seven years before JFK was assassinated, the magnolia state’s Sen. James O. Eastland met for the first time with Guy Banister, a controversial CIA operative and retired FBI agent in charge of the Chicago bureau, according to Klopfer.

“Banister was later linked to Lee Harvey Oswald and Mississippi’s senator through involvement with Eastland’s Senate Internal Security Subcommittee or SISS (sometimes called “SISSY”),” writes the author of “Where Rebels Roost, Mississippi Civil Rights Revisited” and “The Emmett Till Book.”

The “New Orleans Times-Picayune” on March 23, 1956, reported that Robert Morrison, a former chief counsel for Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s House Unamerican Activities Committee or HUAC, and Banister traveled to Greenwood, Mississippi, to confer personally with Senator Eastland for more than three hours.

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La suite et les notes de bas de pages sont par ici : http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/11/prweb309543.htm