KENNEDY'S TWINS TRILOGY––The Story of JFK's Secret Sons

(3-Novels SUBSTACK Edition, 2025)

De: Rick Schmidt

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Welcome to the NEW/EXPANDED 'SUBSTACK' Edition, revised during online postings in 2024, to include a more complete experience regarding the machinations of "JFK's Secret Sons." In 1999, Rick Schmidt completed the 1st draft of his first novel, "Kennedy's Twins." The unusual storyline, about the illegitimate black twin sons of JFK who survive racism and poverty on their way to the US Presidency, was too far-fetched then to secure publication. When released in October, 2008 (Picnic Publishing, UK) re-titled "Black President," a relatively unknown black man, Barack Obama, was a month away from making history. Schmidt's two subsequent novels, #2 entitled :"Kennedy's Twins, and #3; Blackmale," followed Jackson Little's inauguration, his assassination, and his identical twin brother John's impersonation, taking the country in a new, radical direction.

In the fake-Little administration, covered in the final two installments, the world heads toward nuclear war as increased Islamic immigration threatens European native identity, and GMO products overrun US farmlands. While past CIA regime-change crimes go unpunished, from complicity in the deaths of Chile's Salvador Allende to Vietnam's Ngo Dinh Diem, it's no wonder that Dr, Henry Kissinger, the 'louse of Laos,' retains dubious ownership of his Nobel Peace Prize.

Before the TRILOGY ends, imposter-President John is sleeping with his brother's wife, meeting with world leaders at Bilderberg, and has formed an unholy alliance with Henry Kissinger to bring down the Military Industrial Complex. It is only by virtue of the Dr's need to avoid incarceration for war crimes that prompts him to rat out his billionaire bosses, uncovering information that can help topple the New World Order. Taking the US class war to critical mass, President-imposter Little, along with his stepfather, Rudeworth Tempers, ultimately helps foment the new American Revolution of 2025.

"Schmidt's Novel is in the finest tradition of 'faction," blending historical figures and events with those of his imagination."
––Keith Simpson, former MP, Foreign Affairs. Total Politics, UK

"I couldn't put it down. Schmidt tells a fascinating story that mixes history with conspiracy theory and sheer fantasy to deliver a jaw-dropping and extremely entertaining read." ––Judith Ehrlich, co-writer, co-director of Academy Award™ nominated, THE MOST DANGEROUS MAN IN AMERICA, DANIEL ELLSBERG AND THE PENTAGON PAPERS, and THE BOYS WHO SAID NO!