A Spy's Guide to American History
Bruce HeldAn honest assessment of five major intelligence successes and failures from 1962 to 2003.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 63 | Subscribers | Read | bruceheld.substack.com |
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Three Plausible Conspiracy Theories
It is historically certain that Lee Harvey Oswald fired the shots that hit and killed President Kennedy. There may or may not have been other shooters at Dealey Plaza that day. There may or may not have been a broader conspiracy lurking beh...
"JFK Facts" Asserts that Oswald Did Not Kill President Kennedy
Today’s posting of the “JFK Facts” blog on Substack by Jefferson Morley leaves me surprised. I have never met Mr. Morley but we have mutual friends, I like his blog, and I have respected his commitment to the facts. I would have just commen...
Plausible Kennedy Assassination Conspiracies?
I will wrap up this blog in January 2024 with (1) an essay on the egregious intelligence failure which supported America’s 2003 invasion of Iraq and (2) a discussion of plausible conspiracies behind the assassination of President Kennedy.
60 Years Ago Today - CIA and the Origins of the Warren Commission
The headlines on 23 November 1963 screamed, “Kennedy Assassinated in Dallas: Castro Sympathizer is Charged.” Just 13 months previously, we had narrowly averted nuclear war with the Soviet Union in the Cuban Missile Crisis. Now, the new Pres...
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Retired CIA Operations Officer. Former Director of Intelligence and Counterintelligence at the U.S. Department of Energy. A Spy's Guide to Modern American History.
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