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by Matthew Smith

ISBN: 1851584722
ISBN13: 978-1851584727
Language: English
Publisher: Trafalgar Square (July 1, 1993)
Pages: 336
Category: Social Sciences
Subategory: Sociology

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The Second Plot" is yet another first rate entry in the lineup of conspiracy books on the assassination of President Kennedy. Best JFK theory book I have ever read. Published by Thriftbooks

The Second Plot" is yet another first rate entry in the lineup of conspiracy books on the assassination of President Kennedy. The entire focus is on Lee Harvey Oswald and his role in that tragic event. Except that, according to author Smith, LHO had no direct "role". Published by Thriftbooks. com User, 14 years ago. This book describes how America, the U. S. Government, and Lee Harvey Oswald all arrived at the events of 22 November 1963. After reading this book, those events, especially those events concerning Oswald, began to me to look unavoidable.

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In JFK: The Second Plot, published in 1992, Smith argues that Lee Harvey Oswald was a CIA agent. Smith quotes James Wilcott, a former CIA man, who claimed that Oswald had been "recruited from the military for the express purpose of becoming a double agent assignment to the USSR. Other books by Smith include Vendetta: The Kennedys, (1993), Say Goodbye to America: New Perspectives on the JFK Assassination (2002), Victim: The Secret Tapes of Marilyn Monroe (2003) and The Kennedys: The Conspiracy to Destroy a Dynasty (2005).

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BORZOTA

This book is one of the best JFK conspiracy books.
For someone who wants to re-examine the evidence this
book is very valuable. I was able to re-examine the details of the killing
of J.D. Tippit with this book. There is also much hard to find info on
Roscoe White.

Although the the info on The Three Tramps is outdated and inaccurate:
Lois Gibson, forensic and facial expert, has identified the tramps to be:
Charles Harrelson, Chauncey Holt, and Charles Rogers.

The original police reports of John Gedney, Harold Doyle, and Gus Abrams have
proven to be forgeries.

TheSuspect

The Second Plot is a well researched and provocative re-telling of the JFK Conspiracy. Matthew Smith has done his homework and weaves an interesting tale of deceipt, ineptitude, and questionable conclusions, as the officials charged with protecting the president and investigating his death bumbled badly. As good as this book is, it could have been much better. Reasonable Doubt and Rush To Judgement are far better at making the case for conspiracy. Smith essentially works old themes here, which is not bad, just not revealing of any new interpretations of well established facts. He gives only scant mention of the poor forensic evidence which links Oswald to the crime. He glosses over the Oswald exhumation in 1981, which has major problems with the conclusive stand that Oswald was in fact buried in Rosehill Cemetary. But these are small critcisms. Smith has very good insight into the Zapruder film analysis, confusion at the Tippit murder scene, and the huge discrepancies arising from JFK's autopsy. Overall, a decent effort, but hardly the "...best conspiracy book to appear to date" as stated by the Sunday Times.

For anyone who does not have time to ready 50 conspiracy theory books, this author takes us back through the basics and shows us the actual elements surrounding the crime like the Oswald's apartment building in Russia, the schoolbook depository, the Mannlicher-Carcano, Clay Shaw and JD Tippit's car.

The keys to this calmly reasoned overview are (1)a review of the considerable history of Lee Oswald's services for the CIA overseas and (2) a plausible explanantion for the strange murder of Officer Tippit. Smith's mission is to find the way that the other writers can all be right at the same time. He concludes that the CIA carefully set up Oswald to take the blame for the killing which was ordered to avenge the slaughter of CIA operatives at the Bay of Pigs. Lyndon Johhson and his boys had some degree of foreknowledge and stood by until it was time to commence the cover-up. Oswald was supposed to escape to Cuba but when that got messed-up the agency used the usual local thugs and killers to silence him any anyone else who knew what actually happened. It's amazing they pulled it off at all but they left a lot of evidence and had to ultimately kill a lot of witnesses.

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Having read so many books on JFK's assassination, it's easy to get excited about a new look at something that isn't covered anywhere else. The Second Plot gives a new possibility to considering all of those 'fake' Oswalds showing up to make LHO look like a Castro lover and probable killer of JFK. After reading this book, I feel more solid in my belief that Oswald was an agent of our CIA that got handled by a rogue element within...LHO's blind following of his handlers got him set up as the fall guy. The easy understanding of the government coverup is now simple to see ... we had to avoid an invasion or attack of Cuba to avoid World War 3...had LHO made it to his scheduled plane to infiltrate Cuba and evidence led back to Castro killing JFK....we'd all be dust.

Gelgen

a uncovered aspect of the coverup of oswald. explains what really occurred and why. a must read for those interested

generation of new

In this book, the author covers most of the usual ground relating to the assassination from a perspective critical of the Warren Commission: Dealey Plaza itself, the creation of the Warren Commission, the Zapruder Film, and the murder of Oswald. The second half of the book covers Oswald's life and background in some detail, focusing on the idea that the CIA sent him to the USSR and then used him as a patsy after he returned to the USA. The author concludes that the CIA and the Mafia are the most likely culprits for the assassination.

The book is well-written and readable enough. However, it is really best suited to people who do not have much knowledge of the assassination already. If you have already read a lot of books on the assassination, you will find this book disappointing. It is particularly important to note that the book was (basically) written in 1992 and revised in 2002. I'm not really sure what was added, but it doesn't appear to reflect much in the way of new research done since 1992. For example, John Newman's 1995 book on Oswald and the CIA is not mentioned.

In sum, consider buying this if you are looking for your first book on the assassination. If you're an expert on the assassination, skip it.

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I liked this book... it took a bit of time to read, but restated many things I knew
along with a few I didn't.I thought it was evenhanded & well written

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