LBJ and the Conspiracy to Kill Kennedy: A Coalescence of Interests

[Charles Drago]

From what you have told me already, Charles, it appears as though this book was created to distract attention from or obfuscate Phil Nelson's completely brilliant book, as I am sure Charles can appreciate.

Actually, Jim, a review of Farrell's previous works will tell you that his JFK book is the logical extenstion of that work. He is quite prolific; he commonly produces two books per year.

Nelson, his central conceit rightfully rejected by the thoughtful many, already is disappearing from the consciousness of our community -- as well he should. To argue that Farrell was assigned the task of countering a load of self-destructive disinformation is simply giving Nelson too much credit.

But what else is new?

Dinner and five bottles of wine ... Hasten the day.