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On the Trail of Clay Shaw: The Italian Undercover CIA and Mossad Station and the Assassination of JFK

2019

Synopsis

Fruit of 15 years of thorough research, what you are about to read is exclusive, brand new. No other book can disclose what this one can on the subject. The Integrity Justice Project cites it as one of the most significant books on the killing of JFK. Metta owns what no one else has been able to acquire: the papers of Centro Mondiale Commerciale, which employed Clay Shaw, key suspect in Garrison’s inquest into the death of JFK. Metta will show you each and all of the other names in the company. Never emerged till now, they will give you the clearest, most innovative picture of Kennedy’s death ever made: an international conspiracy involving Freemasonry, the CIA, the Mossad, and the NATO stay-behind network. Metta’s inquiry is so valuable he got public praise from the acclaimed director Oliver Stone in The Lucca Film Festival, who accented how it unmasks the fascist roots of the conspiracy; on Facebook, from Stone’s son Sean, actor, filmmaker, and TV host, who called Metta’s findings as the NATO / Gladio side of the JFK hit; on Black Op Radio, from James DiEugenio, one of the best experts on Garrison, who stressed its high quality; on DiEugenio’s website, from Philip Willan, British expert on the CIA, who highlighted Metta’s ability to spot a common thread between the plot against JFK and the plot against the Italian leader, and JFK’s friend, Aldo Moro. Same praise came from Cynthia McKinney’s Twitter account. For the former US congresswoman and Green Party Presidential Candidate in 2008, Metta’s investigation is a must.

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