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RE: Historical non-fiction reading list
(05-24-2015 12:01 AM)CatMom Wrote:  Hi all, I just found this after 3 years on CNSbbs. 05-nono

Someone mentioned "Wounded Knee" I read that back in HS. It was the main source for my Senior History Term Paper. Yes, we did those back in the ice age). Got an A on that paper.

Currently reading "Kennedy's Last Stand". Account of theory that Kennedy was done in because of what he knew of and about Area 51. He was actually made privy while still in the Navy. Truman and Eisenhower knew. Heck, Dick Cheney knew.

It also gives a shout out about Eisenhower appointing N Rockefeller to oversee the people in charge of UFO research, etc (MJ-12) and then Rocky began the corporate take over of US via reorganization.
Another I'd recommend based on some of the posts here:
A Little Revenge: Benjamin Franklin and his Son - William Sterne Randall

I am going to have to check this book out.
06-16-2015 02:54 PM
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