|
Friendly Fire on Holy Grounds
by P. Yip et al.
General description: Ira Jesse Hemingway explores the Kennedy assasination
as a conspiracy. Friendly Fire on Holy Grounds takes readers
from 1954, the beginning of allegedly corrupt
inventory stockpiling in Washington, D.C., to 1973,
the beginning of President Nixon's downfall during the
Watergate scandal. Hemingway details how U.S.
President Kennedy was in the process of purging the
America's capitol of criminals, regardless of their
party affiliation. Kennedy did not keep his intense
personal interest in the 'stockpile quandry' a secret.
He ordered a U.S. Senate investigation, which
Hemingway maintains, cost him his life.
Using a straightforward journalistic style based on
thorough investigation rather than political
appeasement, Hemingway attacks the Warren Commission
like a charging lion hitting the throat of a
defenseless gazelle. He traces the life of a President
with a noble mission and deftly deciphers the clues
that Kennedy left behind.
The information Kennedy was preparing to reveal would
shake the foundation of the political structure.
Hemingway writes, "The United States government has
argued their version through the Warren Commission
Report for over four decades. Now, let me present [to]
you the other side. [Y]ou decide the truth."
An intriguing book that picks up the shattered threads
of a fallen U.S. President's search for truth,
Friendly Fire on Holy Grounds offers fresh perspective
on an unsolved mystery that is more than 40 years old.
Hemingway holds a Bachelor's degree in Business
Administration, with a minor in Safety Management. He
has worked in the chemical industry field for the past
20 years. While serving in the U.S. Navy, he
participated in a secret operation off the coast of
the former Soviet Union. His research on the fall of
the Soviet Union led him to the stockpile
investigation ordered by U.S. President Kennedy, and
he has invested years of study in 'Friendly Fire on
Holy Grounds'. Hemingway has written trade manuals for
small businesses, a screenplay and another work of
nonfiction. He and his wife of more than 20 years have
three children and currently live in El Cajon,
California, in the United States.
Like most people that lived through the JFK
assassination I can remember exactly where I was and
what I was doing when I heard the news of his death
like time stopped. I never believed what the United
States government passed off as factual rationale, for
the cause of this tragedy. The Warren Commission
report did not make sense. I read it in the 1965 and
could sense that something was not right. A friend of
mine recommended this book to me she knew I was like a
majority of people alive, thinking that we would go to
our grave not knowing what really happened to JFK. It
was her husband a career law enforcement official that
convinced me to read this story; it was the best
documentation surrounding the crime he claimed.
Mr. Hemingway takes you on a trek that only he and JFK
travelled while presenting new facts that I have never
heard and would have never thought of. I would have
never imagined that murdering someone over a political
mistake could have caused the turmoil it did. So much
of the story sounds like what is going in the United
States today, it borders on surreal. The book made me
livid.
When I was finished reading this book; there was a lot
of corruption exposed. Truly I can accept this
research as fact and this gives me a sense of closure
to this grave incident in United States history. Some
minor editing changes could be made; but it did not
overshadow the ground breaking content and
earthshaking ideas made this incredible. |
