Forty years ago, on November 22, 1963, President John F. Within hours the government had arrested their man, Lee Harvey Oswald, and there was no doubt he was guilty; he was convicted immediately in the court of public opinion. For decades after the public has been only told that he was the lone assassin and that every detail is withheld for "national security". Not until a few years ago has anyone been able to uncover why and what really happened to President Kennedy. It has now become clear through further investigation that the FBI, CIA and secret service and other government agencies did not actually kill their president, but were involved in the plot, protected the real assassins and hid their knowledge of the event. "But nobody reads. Don't believe people read in this country. There will be a few professors that will read the record . . . the public will read very little,"-Allen Dulles former CIA director. .
Kennedy was elected in 1961 and nearly immediately he was faced with one of the most ominous catastrophes ever to come upon man: the threat of nuclear war in the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 (Whitehouse documents). President Kennedy was viewed, by some members of congress, as weak for not make decisions right away. In the end nuclear war was avoided and it appeared Kennedy was the hero, but not everyone liked how things had gone in Cuba. During the Cuban Operation, Kennedy felt that the CIA had misinformed his administration of the happenings, given inadequate intelligence, bad planning and an overall failure to accomplish any solution with Cuba (Bay of Pigs press release). So, he promptly fired many of the heads of the CIA including Allen Dulles the Director of the CIA, and member of Warren Commission. .
Dulles was not alone in being fired by the Kennedy's and yearning to get back at them. Nearly the entire staff of the Warren Commission, authors of an official report done by the government displaying the conclusions of the Kennedy Assassination, was comprised of ex-CIA agents.
