19-10-2009, 07:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 19-10-2009, 07:23 AM by Adele Edisen.)
Quote:New book...A DEEPER, DARKER TRUTH
After not being able to mention it for several months, I can now
announce the publication of an outstanding new JFK book on
the assassination. Peter Lemkin will be especially gratified to
learn of it.
The book is
A DEEPER, DARKER TRUTH
Tom Wilson's Journey into the
Assassination of John F. Kennedy
by
Donald T. Phillips
Peter...this book is the reason Jonathan has been reluctant
to talk to you. He was working with Don on the book. Tom
had selected Don as someone he'd like to do a book. I will
send you a private email about this. This is the book you
were hoping somebody would write, and is better than you
could have expected. I will put you in touch with Phillips
in case you have questions.
I have read the book, and it is an outstanding presentation
of Tom's computer analysis. I felt like it was Tom himself
speaking to me. It is PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
This is a very important book and may change the thinking
of some researchers about Tom's work. It contains many
new revelations not previously known to most.
Even those who refuse to believe Tom's analyses will find
much additional information new to them.
This is a "must have" book for all serious JFK researchers.
It will be available from Amazon.
Jack
Jack and Peter,
What a wonderful surprise. Thank you. I thought it would never happen. I just ordered a copy from Amazon.
I remember Tom Wilson's presentation very well and was very much impressed by it. It made a lot of sense to me. Many in the audiience seemed not to understand the physics involved.
I also recall the loud music from the adjoining revelers, but never suspected they could have been the Secret Service celebrating their reunion, or whatever.
I think the first ASK Meeting was when I met yiu, Jack. The first speaker at that meeting was Ed Hoffman, and I was blown away by his recollections translated by his daughter. I remember David Lifton's presentation and also Paul O'Conner's talk. I had an opportunity to speak with Paul, which I appreciated. I still have my commemorative T-shirt from that meeting, my very firsr such attendance.
It was Mary Ferrell who persuaded me to be there, and then my next time was in 1993 when I fearfully presented my own material, again at Mary's urging. She had convinced me that speaking out would be safer that not doing so. Well, I'm still here, so I guess she was right. And I do really miss her...
It wil be interesting to observe the reactions to this book. We shall see what we shall see...
Adele