What are your top 5 JFK assassination books?

[Thomas Graves]

... [Bugliosi's book] would come in handy if you run out of toilet paper.

I think Mark Twain said something about your ilk in this context.

--  MWT   

[Jerry Freeman]

The invasion plan was largely Kennedy's. He was intrigued by limited military strikes or operations.

The invasion plan was largely Kennedy's.

The man overseeing plans for the Bay of Pigs Invasion was Richard M. Bissell Jr., the CIA's Deputy Director for Plans (DDP). He assembled a number of other agents to aid him in the plot, many of whom had worked on the 1954 Guatemalan coup six years before; these included David Philips, Gerry Droller and E. Howard Hunt.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion

[Jerry Freeman]

I think Mark Twain said something about your ilk in this context.

Do tell   

[Thomas Graves]

Do tell   

What Mark Twain said about your ilk?

That no matter how many facts you confront them with (as Bugliosi does par excellence in Reclaiming History), brainwashed true-believers are gonna go right on a-believin' the garbage they believe in ... or words to that effect.

--  MWT 

[Jerry Freeman]

What Mark Twain said  .....

"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please."
                                                              Mark Twain 

[Thomas Graves]

"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please."
                                                              Mark Twain 

"Truth [e.g., the first shot occured about one second before Zapruder resumed filming at Z-133, CE399 went clear through both JFK and JBC, and JFK's violent head and upper torso movement was caused by a combination of a catastrophic neuromuscular reaction while sitting and wearing a rigid back corset, plus a Newton's Third Law "jet effect" when the right side of his brain was violently expelled through a palm-sized exit hole in the top-right area of his scull] is stranger than fiction, but it is because fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; truth isn't."

--  Mark Twain

[Jerry Freeman]

"Truth [e.g., the first shot occured about one second before Zapruder resumed filming at Z-133, CE399 went clear through both JFK and JBC, and JFK's violent head and upper torso movement was caused by a combination of a catastrophic neuromuscular reaction while sitting and wearing a rigid back corset, plus a Newton's Third Law "jet effect" when the right side of his brain was violently expelled through a palm-sized exit hole in the top-right area of his scull] is stranger than fiction, but it is because fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; truth isn't."

--  Mark Twain

Nah....Mark Twain didn't believe in the lone gunman stuff either.

Back to the subject------------
Available now to read online is a rare [impossible to find] one--- "Cover-Up" Gary Shaw w/ Larry Harris
https://archive.org/details/CoverUp_201510/mode/2up
I had bought a copy from the authors back then--  but sold it in hard times [sniffle]

[Thomas Graves]

"Truth [e.g., the first shot occured about one second before Zapruder resumed filming at Z-133, CE399 went clear through both JFK and JBC, and JFK's violent head and upper torso movement was caused by a combination of a catastrophic neuromuscular reaction while sitting and wearing a rigid back corset, plus a Newton's Third Law "jet effect" when the right side of his brain was violently expelled through a palm-sized exit hole in the top-right area of his scull] is stranger than fiction, but it is because fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; truth isn't."

--  Mark Twain

Consider me a temporary reincarnation of Samuel Clemens, sounding, above, two seeming implausibilities of the big, muddy, turgid river known as JFK Assassination Conspiracy Theories, a deluge of neverending ca-ca if there ever was one.
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--  MWT