Title: Into the Storm Pdf The Assassination of President Kennedy Volume 3
Separating fact from fiction In an address before Princeton University's graduating Class of 1954, Adlai E. Stevenson said this: "The right to the serene pursuit of truth did not descend like manna from heaven; it was won by hard fighting, and the fight goes on and on to the end of time—even as the struggle between good and evil." He declared to his audience and to all who might eventually read his words that "ours is a government conducted by its citizens, and from this it follows that the government will be better conducted if its citizens are educated." Unfortunately for some, the process by which we may educate ourselves is one which requires diligence, discipline, and careful consideration.More than 50 years after President Kennedy’s death, details relating to his assassination have accumulated like snowflakes in a blizzard. Hundreds of names, thousands of alleged facts, millions upon millions of words competing for our attention and requiring our necessary judgment: Is this important? Is this true? Faced with so many puzzles and so many details, there can be no greater service to the pursuit of truth in the case of President Kennedy’s assassination than to apply an objectively critical methodology to what we think we already know. For progress to be made, we must be willing to periodically reevaluate what we think we understand to be true.Into the Storm: The Assassination of President Kennedy Volume III provides insights, details, and revelations about the absolutely essential question of context: What was the true nature of the national security state during the era of President Kennedy's public service?New in this volume:* Retracing the 1960 presidential campaign and the extraordinary interconnections of JFK, RFK and MLK Jr. which literally created a foundation upon which all of the history that followed was based.* JFK's preparations as president-elect for executive leadership as he planned "The New Frontier."* Cuban policy aftershocks from the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion leading up to the Cuban Missile Crisis.* Shake-ups within the Pentagon and CIA.* The administration's handling of the Race issue during the Freedom Rides and the violent response to desegregation laws throughout the southern states.* KGB-CIA spy wars and Cold War conflicts over Berlin and Cuba.* The decades long defamation of RFK by senior CIA officials and journalists whose lies have gone largely unchallenged until now.* The intricate web of claims, contradictions and complexities relating to the former leader of the anti-Castro paramilitary group, Alpha-66, Antonio Veciana, and how our pursuit of truth is better served through careful analysis of declassified U.S. military and CIA records than by simply embracing unproven stories that we might want to believe are true. Veciana's 2017 memoir, Trained to Kill: The Inside Story of CIA Plots Against Castro, Kennedy and Che, represents his most recent telling of his own story. For the first time, Dr. Newman does what others have failed to do: He postpones any assessment of Veciana's explosive claim that he was present in Dallas, Texas at a meeting in September of 1963, two months prior to President Kennedy's assassination, with Lee Harvey Oswald and an agent/handler whom he knew by the name of Maurice Bishop (eventually identified by Veciana as CIA officer David Atlee Phillips), and instead, begins at the beginning of the story.In an eloquent endorsement of Into the Storm, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. refers to Dr. Newman's book as "...a groundbreaking work that finally illuminates the dark places where democracy goes to die ... he here exposes the momentous official lies that for fifty years have been corroding the heart of American idealism."Dr. John M. Newman is Adjunct Professor of Political Science at James Madison University. He is a retired U.S. Army intelligence officer who served for two years as Military Assistant to the Director, General William Odom at the National Security Agency. He has testified before various sub-committees of the U.S. House of Representatives, worked as a consultant on two major motion pictures, Oliver Stone's JFK (1991) and Nixon (1995), and to various U.S. and foreign media organizations including PBS Frontline, the History Channel, C-Span, NBC, and other news agencies. His experience and expertise as a strategic intelligence cryptologic analyst make his qualifications and credentials unique among those who delve into the hidden histories buried within America’s military and intelligence bureaucracies. For the past quarter century his works have overturned orthodoxies, broken new ground, introduced new facts, and produced revelations about America during the Cold War. His publications include Quest for the Kingdom: The Secret Teachings of Jesus in the Light of Yogic Mysticism (2011), 2017's second edition of JFK and Vietnam, 1995's Oswald and the CIA which was updated and expanded for reissue in 2008, and his current five or six volume series on President Kennedy's life, the times in which he lived, and the true circumstances and meaning of his death, Where Angels Tread Lightly: The Assassination of President Kennedy, Volume I (2015, 2017); Countdown to Darkness: The Assassination of President Kennedy, Volume II (2017) and Into the Storm: The Assassination of President Kennedy Volume III, published January, 2019.This is history in the making. Absolutely essential must read. Highest recommendation.Newman is hardcore I just received this Volume so I can only say that I cannot wait to read it. This series is phenomenal. I can’t remember the last time I was this excited to dive back into the Kennedy Assassination. Newman rules. I just recently started re-reading ‘Where Angels Tread Lightly’ in anticipation of ‘Into the Storm’ and not only is it highly rewarding on the second pass, it is amplifying my appetite for future volumes. Newman is making real progress in the case.Outstanding Work I read parts of this book in advance of publication and provided some help to Dr. Newman in the preparation of the book. Now that it’s been published, I have read the whole book and I cannot say enough about the value of this work. Dr. Newman takes care to ferret out established facts, tying down timelines, and putting the facts in proper chronological and historical perspective, thereby laying a solid foundation for his outstanding analysis. It is very refreshing to read a book on the assassination of President Kennedy that minimizes speculation and replaces it with solid factual development and analysis. On one level, in this book, Dr. Newman picks up on the historical context work of David Talbot in Brothers, and Jim Douglass in JFK and the Unspeakable, but with more precision and detail in laying out the political developments of the Kennedy administration that laid the foundations for the widespread animosity the establishment had when it came to John Kennedy. On another level, Dr. Newman tackles the myths and propaganda canards that have arisen from the events leading up to the assassination and does a very good job of laying important myths and deceptions to rest. The chapters in the book dealing with the issue of what Bobby Kennedy knew about the CIA’s plotting with the Mafia to kill Castro are, alone, well worth the price of the book. His analysis of the Yuri Nosenko case is, likewise, outstanding and sets a standard for research and analysis in this area. Finally, his work in regard to Antonio Veciana’s story makes an invaluable contribution toward clarification of events surrounding the assassination. You need to read this book.
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