Patriotism: Unhinged 1963-2024

by James Manning

A non fiction historical treatise on the JFK Assassination. The why, the who and how it was orchestrated by the top Intelligence agencies. This is how history will be written.

159 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 15, 2024

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Reviews

[Lynn Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a relatively short book (159 pages) -- compared to other JFK assassination books. It contains a ton of information, some new but mostly information which has been divulged or talked about in various other works on the subject. The author makes a good case for it being a conspiracy and who was or could have been involved or why. While the research and conclusions are very good, it does not really advance a complete solution. While JFK was wanted dead by many people and factions, this assassination was not a simple one off to get rid of a president who was causing problems for many different groups, but part of an overarching world domination where events like these are not singular but all connected, from JFK to MLK to RFK to Watergate to 9/11 and maybe even the current Iran war.

[BRIAN DANIEL · Rating 5 out of 5]

Patriotism: Unhinged 1963–2024 is a thought-provoking examination of American society, culture, and politics across several decades. James Manning presents his perspectives with passion and conviction, encouraging readers to reflect on the events, decisions, and social changes that have shaped the nation. Whether readers agree with all of the author's conclusions or not, the book offers plenty to consider and serves as a catalyst for discussion about patriotism, civic responsibility, and the direction of the country.

[Davy Bennet Surf]

No reviews on GR so I borrowed one. i don't plan on reading this one.

Some useful information, but mostly things that have been said before by others. The grammar was poor in places but comprehensible with effort. A lot of emphasis was put on the "diary" entries of that a member of the CIA hierachy released recently, before his death. The page lay out was confusing in places and there is no index.