My Personal Substack: Culture and Politics
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The Perpetual Puzzle of Watergate: Part One
Author and film-maker Shane O’Sullivan has made a new documentary about the Watergate affair called The Watergate Caper. This film is based on his previous book called The Watergate Burglars. O’Sullivan is the director, editor and producer...
America In Indochina: Vietnam Won Three Times, Part 6
Right before the North Vietnamese smashed through the palace fence in Saigon, the last of America’s caretaker crew had departed by helicopter via Operation Frequent Wind. America had been either directly or indirectly involved in Indochina...
America in Indochina: Vietnam Won Three Times
Everyone who knew anything about the Indochina strife understood that Saigon would not last very long once the last American troops departed in 1973. In fact, as we have seen, President Nixon and his national security advisor Henry Kissinge...
America In Indochina: Vietnam Won Three times
As we saw in part one, Richard Nixon arranged the first October Surprise. That is the sabotaging of Lyndon Johnson’s attempt to get a peace agreement with Hanoi in 1968. He thought that would aid his opponent, Hubert Humphrey, in the presid...
America in Indochina: Vietnam Won Three Times
Whenever Richard Nixon had the opportunity, he would say that John Kennedy was a Cold Warrior like himself. For example, he did this in the oral history book Nixon in Winter, with Monica Crowley. On You Tube there is an interview Nixon did...
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Author or co editor of four books on the assassinations of the sixties, screen writer for Oliver Stone's two latest documentaries on the JFK case.
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