Food for the Jackals
Food for the Jackals by Robert Clayton Buick, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in March 2010, is a 172-page exploration of the Kennedy assassinations. The author, who claims to have been informed by Lee Harvey Oswald about the impending assassination of President Kennedy, delves into the events surrounding that day in Dallas, Texas. This edition presents a critical examination of the widely accepted narratives, aiming to reveal the underlying truths and relationships that shaped this pivotal moment in American history.
Readers will find a detailed investigation into the events leading to the assassinations of both President Kennedy and his brother, Bobby Kennedy. The book addresses themes of political corruption, conspiracy theories, and the social dynamics of the era, challenging the romanticized portrayal of the Kennedy family. Buick’s firsthand knowledge and perspective provide a unique lens through which to view these historical events, stripping away layers of speculation to present what he asserts are the factual underpinnings of these tragedies.
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A riveting work that continues to probe the Kennedy assassinations by the author of Tiger In The Rain, who was told by Lee Harvey Oswald that president Kennedy was to be assassinated two months before he was killed in Dallas, Texas. The author tears away the veneer of speculative assumption and tells what really happened on that fateful day in Dallas when “they” killed a President, and then murdered his “kid brother,” Bobby Kennedy, five years later in a kitchen pantry in Los Angeles. The author reveals the true relationship between the First Lady Jackie and the President John Kennedy. The fabricated image of “Camelot on the Potomac” is stripped aware with bare-essence of fact. The author being the only remaining person alive with personal knowledge of fact, blows out the smoke, shatters the mirrors and exposes the corruption, illuminating in the light of day, the crime of the 20th century. For a more detailed and indepth insight about the author and his works go to website www.RobertClaytonBuick.com.
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