This book explores the history of assassinations, focusing on targeted individuals and the surprising ban enacted in 1976 by President Ford. It sheds light on a period where such actions were officially prohibited, yet the underlying issues persisted. Discover the complexities of political power, historical injustices, and the individuals who have been at the receiving end of targeted actions.

Targeted individuals and those interested in the history of tyranny and oppression will find this book particularly compelling. It raises critical questions about safety and freedom in supposedly democratic societies. The book serves as a stark reminder that the facade of democracy can sometimes mask deeper issues of control and manipulation.

What sets this book apart is its examination of historical events through the lens of controversial decisions and their wide-reaching consequences. It highlights Henry Kissinger's reaction to President Ford's order, describing it as an "act of insanity and national humiliation." This perspective offers a unique insight into the political and historical significance of the ban.