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Books > Reference & Interdisciplinary > Controversial knowledge > Conspiracy theories
In June 2021, U.S. National Intelligence publicly admitted that
UFOs are real physical objects and that they have been penetrating
restricted military airspace since at least 2004. Despite this
bombshell and further recent admissions by the Pentagon, the
identity of these mysterious craft remains unknown. This book
brings the full scientific method to bear on this enigmatic issue.
Written by Daniel Coumbe, a former research scientist at the Niels
Bohr Institute in Copenhagen with a PhD in theoretical particle
physics, this book defines one of the first scientifically credible
studies of UFOs in the modern era. Anomaly reveals new results
derived from radar, optical sensors, and scientific instruments,
rather than speculating on unreliable eyewitness testimony. This
scientific approach provides the reader with clear and reliable
answers, something that is desperately needed in the murky field of
UFOs.
Late in his life, former president Lyndon B. Johnson told a
reporter that he didn't believe the Warren Commission's finding
that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing President John F.
Kennedy. Johnson thought Cuban president Fidel Castro was behind
it. After all, Johnson said, Kennedy was running "a damned Murder,
Inc., in the Caribbean," giving Castro reason to retaliate. Murder,
Inc., tells the story of the CIA's assassination operations under
Kennedy up to his own assassination and beyond. James H. Johnston
was a lawyer for the Senate Intelligence Committee in 1975, which
investigated and first reported on the Castro assassination plots
and their relation to Kennedy's murder. Johnston examines how the
CIA steered the Warren Commission and later investigations away
from connecting its own assassination operations to Kennedy's
murder. He also looks at the effect this strategy had on the Warren
Commission's conclusions that assassin Lee Harvey Oswald acted
alone and that there was no foreign conspiracy. Sourced from
in-depth research into the "secret files" declassified by the JFK
Records Act and now stored in the National Archives and Records
Administration, Murder, Inc. is the first book to narrate in detail
the CIA's plots against Castro and to delve into the question of
why retaliation by Castro against Kennedy was not investigated.
_______________________________ THIS SHOCKING CONSPIRACY THRILLER
IS A WORK OF FICTION. MOSTLY. _______________________________ What
if the President of the United States is a foreign intelligence
asset? It's October 2016. A loud, brash businessman with a history
of shady dealings and sexual misbehaviour is a serious contender to
win the presidency. Even a porn star's credible allegations don't
seem to slow him down. But his most dangerous secrets may be hidden
behind the former Iron Curtain. Journalist Grace Elliot is
dispatched to Europe, hot on the trail of a story so big it could
blow up the entire election - if she can stay alive long enough to
tell it: The man who might become President was married to a Czech
woman with a beguiling and contradictory past, no records, and no
history - and who has all the hallmarks of a Soviet intelligence
asset. Her codename is Kingfisher. And her mission is almost
complete... THE AUTHOR HAS CHOSEN TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS OUT OF
CONCERN FOR THE SAFETY OF HIS OR HER SOURCES.
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