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JFK vs. Allen Dulles

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Greg Poulgrain

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For fans of conspiracy theories and the JFK assassination, this untold story explores the intricate connections between Indonesia, gold, JFK, Allen Dulles, the CIA, and covert military coups. John F. Kennedy, the thirty-fifth president of the United States, often clashed with Allen Dulles, the longest-serving CIA director, over intelligence and national security. However, one significant conflict has remained largely hidden until now. The narrative unfolds in the vast archipelago of Indonesia, where a secret showdown took place. In 1936, a company established by Dulles uncovered the world's largest gold deposit in remote Netherlands New Guinea. By 1962, President Kennedy intervened, adding this territory to Indonesia under President Sukarno, unaware of the gold's existence due to Dulles' secrecy. Dulles devised a ruthless CIA regime-change strategy to seize control of Indonesia and its resources, including the gold, which involved escalating tensions with Malaysia. Kennedy's planned visit to Jakarta in early 1964 threatened to derail Dulles' scheme, particularly his aim to dismantle the Indonesian communist party and create a rift between Moscow and Beijing. Only an assassin's bullet thwarted Kennedy's peaceful intentions. Did Dulles orchestrate JFK's assassination to protect his plans and resources? Using archival records and testimonies from key figures like Dean Rusk, Poulgrain investigates this complex web of intrigue.