Judge for Yourself: A Treasury of Writing by John Judge - Paperback

by Kenn Thomas (Foreword by), David T. Ratcliffe (Introduction by), Joseph E. Green (Editor)

John Judge was one of the most brilliant, and prescient, political researchers in America at the time of his death. This collection of his best-known writings reveals a side of history not often seen in schools or academia. Whether analyzing the Reagan shooting, the JFK assassination, what really happened in Jonestown, or the flow of Nazis into America after World War II, Judge handles each topic with insight, depth, and occasional humor. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF is a must-read for anyone concerned about our current political situation and the terrible events leading up to now.

Author Biography

John Judge was the co-founder of the Coalition on Political Assassinations (COPA) and the Museum of Hidden History (now the Hidden History History Center, HCC). A colleague of Penn Jones and Mae Brussell, John spent his life tirelessly working for the causes of peace and justice and truth. A secretary to Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney and an assistant to Congressman Dennis Kucinich, John also worked with veterans after the Vietnam war until his death and spoke to young people about the dangers awaiting them in the military. Judge grew up in Washington, D.C., in the shadow of the Pentagon, and spent his life trying to expose the real scope and character of the military-intelligence-industrial-complex.