No, they don't name the bad guys, but the book makes a strong case
that it was a conspiracy hatched by some combination of big oil, big
defense contractors, the Right, the CIA, anti-Castro exiles, the FBI,
and/or organized crime. The book demonstrates an understanding of Oswald's
career, and is strongest on the logistics of setting up a Dealey Plaza
crossfire with Oswald as a patsy, the physics of firing on a moving target,
the basic requirements of motorcade protection, and corruption within the
Dallas police. Numerous quotes from Kennedy's speeches while in office
remind us that he said things that had never been heard from a U.S.
president. Even in 1992 this big picture from France in 1968 seems
precocious in some of its detail. It is certainly more interesting than
most of the assassination coverage found in U.S. media.
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