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Brothers: The Hidden History of the Kennedy Years
by David Talbot
from Free Press

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• Good Backdoor Info...
  This is a good book to give you ideas of waht was on the mind of RFK after his brother's murder. It also gives us an idea of why he never publicly expressed a conspiracy but was just waiting to get back into the White House to bring the killers to justice. Of course they made sure that he never made it there.
  For me, being born in 1972, I was always forced to watch anything about the 1960's on TV growing up even until now. I always wondered why we had to be concerned with that decade. When put into... more info

• Finally some answers . . .
  This is the most riveting account of the Kennedy assassinations I have read to date. Mr. Talbot meticulously documents and cross references his information and sources. This book is a disturbing wake up call to Americans about the danger of rogue agencies, an overly powerful military complex, and the vulnerability of any president who is morally, intellectually, and psychologically determined to keep a steady hand on the helm in a world as dangerous to us from within as from without. I think this should be... more info

• Too Slanted To Be Credible
  David Talbot admires the Kennedys -- especially John and Robert. OK, fine. Nothing wrong with that. I do not share that admiration but I do think they were OK guys whose reputation exceeds their reality.
  David Talbot portrays the Kennedy Administration as one of virtue and rightness that was hounded by evil right wing idealogues who hated everything liberal and were willing to destroy the world if it meant destroying Communism. As a right wing conservative myself I would be the first to admit that some... more info

• Great Book
  Great Book. Talks about just about anyone who could have assassinated JFK. Not only does it give insight to JFK's presidency but also what kind of man Bobby Kennedy was.

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