To intelligently analyze President John F. Kennedy’s murder it would be critical to determine if JFK had made any threats that may contribute to such a serious retaliation. The Warren Commission with its impeccable integrity, surely would rise to the fallen President’s aid and defend the truth, honor, and American values. On November 13, 1963 in the New York Times a caveat was initiated by President Kennedy’s press secretary “the results of a Congressional study of stockpiling would be used by the Administration during the 1964 Presidential campaign” these seemingly innocuous words sent a shock wave of fear through the political status-quo. November 22, 1963 could not come soon enough to head off the political melt down in Washington D.C. JFK intended to create.
After decades this story is unearthed it is essential reading to understand this American mystery. John F. Kennedy a President, a man, a father, and human being went to his grave trying to tell this story to the American public. You owe it to him to read the forbidden truth.
Husband and father of three wonderful children married for over twenty years to my lovely wife. I have written trade manuals that have sold for $350.00 a copy to private business, screen play, and non-fiction. A Bachelor degree in Business Administration with minor in Safety Management. I presently work in the chemical industry for the last twenty years at a variety of positions and increased responsibility. While serving in the United States Navy participated in a secret operation of the coast of the Soviet Union in 1981. While doing research on the fall of the Soviet Union and the architect that planned its collapse, came across the stockpile investigation ordered by President Kennedy. I spent many years researching this story and the events that surrounded it.
Introduction
What you are going to learn transverses through eighteen years of time from 1954 to 1972 from a juxtaposed fashion, ending at the beginning of Watergate the political death of Richard M. Nixon. In the core of those 6,570 days was an unforgettable day in November. It was 12:33 pm in Dallas, Texas. His head recoiled as the sound wave from the bullet spread across the world; his wife reached over to comfort him as the motorcade accelerated away. The nation agonized in shock. Was it really the mystery man that murdered him? Or was it the mystery men that concluded he acted alone? The most powerful man in the world was murdered without a thorough investigation. As fast as the bullet crushed President John F. Kennedy’s skull the most important issue to him vanished, gone similar to his soul.
On February 1, 1962, JFK began echoing these sentiments in headlines and in articles of every major newspaper in the United States, but the issues were silenced on that fateful day in Dallas — November 22, 1963 The President had initiated a Senate investigation, looking into the excessive profits of the previous Eisenhower administration. The scale and intensity of President Kennedy’s personal interest, shown by him taking the point position on reporting on the Stockpile Investigation was surely an indication of a large scandal brewing.
President Kennedy with his background in newspaper journalism understood the value of the media, both positive and negative. He kept tight control of what was presented to the media in forms of press releases a lesson he learned in his first few months as President. The results of the investigation ordered by President Kennedy disappeared from public sight, as did the coffin of JFK as it was placed into the tomb. Now after forty years you will understand the message that President Kennedy was trying to convey.
NOW LET THE DEAD MAN SPEAK.