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The Man Who Killed Kennedy
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In this audio book, longtime Republican political operative Roger Stone makes a daring assertion about one of the most pivotal moments in American history.
Featuring a measured performance by David Rapkin, The Man Who Killed Kennedy: The Case Against LBJ presents the theory that the CIA conspired with the Mafia and Texas oil men to kill Kennedy and install Lyndon Johnson as the president. Although Stone’s assertion will certainly be questioned, his firsthand knowledge of politics and politicians shines through in his writing.
Rapkin’s calm, conversational performance helps make Stone’s contentious claims feel slightly less hyperbolic.
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- Donna K. Ford
- 22/11/2013
Stone Has Written a Blockbuster
Every American should read this book particularly those of us who lived through this
era. I will never look at American Politics again in the same way.
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- Theo Tsourdalakis
- 01/12/2013
COMPELLING BOOK - THE CROOKS ARE IN POWER
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Highly recommended because it provides convinging evidence which shows that the Warren Commission was a complete white wash. Oswald was a distraction to prevent the real killers from being sought. The evidence is very clear in this regard.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
the book is too long to go through in one sitting
Any additional comments?
The American people need to listen to this book and to rise up against the tyranical forces in power. This is disturbing but inaction will lead to tyrany and oppression.
The government needs to come clean.
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- Wolfpacker
- 09/12/2014
You'll Likely Be Convinced...
that LBJ did it. A great deal of circumstantial evidence. Though circumstantial, enough of it to make defending Johnson seem impossible. The story is interesting; however, it comes across as a bit of a research paper with a lot of name dropping.
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- TM
- 11/12/2014
Disturbingly Believable
Any additional comments?
I try not to buy in to conspiracy theories and I only bought this audiobook because it was on sale and the reviews here and on other websites were pretty good, but wow!
I kinda found it very believable.
Certainly without doing my own research I have to take the author's facts at face value. But even if only 50% of the facts are accurate, LBJ certainly seemed like a man of massive ego and hugely questionable morals who certainly had the power, connections and motive to clear the way for his own presidency.
It was certainly a very ugly period in US history and there are so many theories, so many movies, books and documentaries about the events, it can be hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. But this book read fresh and rigorous and I was left feeling uneasy and that he should have been at least a leading suspect in any true investigation.
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- KierONeil
- 24/01/2015
LBJ was one bad SOB
What did you love best about The Man Who Killed Kennedy?
He does a great job of showing how the various people close to Kennedy interacted.
What did you like best about this story?
It's a compelling argument that is very plausible.
What three words best describe David Rapkin’s performance?
Solid and steady
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No
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- Acteon
- 29/11/2013
A must [so I thought -- but is any of it true?]
What made the experience of listening to The Man Who Killed Kennedy the most enjoyable?
Finally a convincing version of one of the most significant events in the second half of the 20th century.
What did you like best about this story?
The connecting of many elements into a coherent (and terrifying) perspective
What does David Rapkin bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
He reads clearly, at a good speed and with a good voice. Excellent reader.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Many
Any additional comments?
Makes one see the world in a different way. [2019: I have since learned who Roger Stone is and have serious doubts about anything he says]•
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- Robert
- 17/08/2015
Doesn't really deliver
There are a lot of interesting facts in this book. As a review of events surrounding the assassination of John Kennedy, it's a success. But as an indictment of LBJ, it falls very short. There are other books focused on LBJ that do a much better job.
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- GEORGE GIBSON
- 29/06/2018
No real evidence
Thought there was more evidence about Johnson. I already thought he was involved but the book did not come close to convincing me I was right. A lot of names but nothing convincing.
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- Pete
- 14/09/2016
scribbles all over page but doesn't connect dots
I read all of Robert Caro's books on LBJ then decided to read this one. It is very believable that LBJ could be involved in the plot. it is amazing about all of the people that died mysteriously that were key Witnesses. there is lots of circumstantial evidence but in my opinion the author doesn't do a good job connecting it to LBJ directly
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- Tim Woodward sr
- 05/04/2015
great story, and sadly true
To think how deep the corruption was back then and how many people died just to hid the truth of LBJ's arrogance.To learn that it ran so deep too... including Nixon, Ford, & Bush, just to name a few. Are we safe yet... who knows.
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