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James Douglass tells the story of how in just two years as 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy evolved from someone who could be controlled by the establishment, to a dedicated peace campaigner who was circumventing the military-industrial-congressional complex, to work directly at controlling nuclear weapons. His independence ultimately cost him his life, as he was challenging too many long established interests (such as the Federal Reserve and the CIA) and offering an example of independence to others. See Also
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