Blackmale (3rd and final novel in the 'KENNEDY'S TWINS' trilogy)
1st Edition European Paperback 2018
Epubli
ISBN 9783746701554300 Seiten, Taschenbuch/Paperback
CHF 15.20
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BLACKMAIL, the third and final novel in a trilogy that includes BLACK PRESIDENT (PICNIC PUBLISHING, UK © 2008), and KENNEDY'S TWINS (Light Video Books
After Jackson is assassinated, his twin John steps in, impersonating The President and taking the country in a new, radical direction. In a time of sabre-rattling (NUCLEAR WAR on the table!), exorbitant inflation, loss of basic personal freedoms and rising threat of US military buildup, the Little agenda is steadfastly anti-war, anti-military industrial complex, anti-crisis, and questions the effectiveness of the Federal Reserve banking system. With a risky speech, impostor-John attempts to alter the fatal direction in which, he believes, America is headed.
As CIA regime-change crimes go unpunished, from complicity in the deaths of Chile's Salvador Allende to Vietnam's Ngo Dinh Diem, it's no surprise that Dr. Henry Kissinger, the 'louse of Laos,' retains dubious ownership of his Nobel Peace Prize. When Imposter-President John Little meets Kissinger at the annual Bilderberg retreat, it's only by virtue of the Dr's need to avoid incarceration for war crimes - to reclaim an honorable place in history - that prompts him to align himself with Little and rat out his billionaire bosses. The Little-Kissinger alliance against the Military Industrial Complex, other corporate crimes, works to uncover information that could topple the New World Order. But who is playing whom?
After Jackson is assassinated, his twin John steps in, impersonating The President and taking the country in a new, radical direction. In a time of sabre-rattling (NUCLEAR WAR on the table!), exorbitant inflation, loss of basic personal freedoms and rising threat of US military buildup, the Little agenda is steadfastly anti-war, anti-military industrial complex, anti-crisis, and questions the effectiveness of the Federal Reserve banking system. With a risky speech, impostor-John attempts to alter the fatal direction in which, he believes, America is headed.
As CIA regime-change crimes go unpunished, from complicity in the deaths of Chile's Salvador Allende to Vietnam's Ngo Dinh Diem, it's no surprise that Dr. Henry Kissinger, the 'louse of Laos,' retains dubious ownership of his Nobel Peace Prize. When Imposter-President John Little meets Kissinger at the annual Bilderberg retreat, it's only by virtue of the Dr's need to avoid incarceration for war crimes - to reclaim an honorable place in history - that prompts him to align himself with Little and rat out his billionaire bosses. The Little-Kissinger alliance against the Military Industrial Complex, other corporate crimes, works to uncover information that could topple the New World Order. But who is playing whom?