“America's Deceit” by John A. Gaetano takes readers inside the murky corridors of American political deception—spanning from the aftermath of the JFK assassination to the Reagan and Clinton years. More than a novel, it is a gripping exposé that connects decades of secrets, surveillance, and government manipulation into one explosive political thriller.
A Story That Connects the Dots Across Generations
The book's central narrative unfolds in 1988 during the closing year of Ronald Reagan's administration, but the story moves fluidly through the decades—revisiting the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s to reveal how power, secrecy, and propaganda became tools of national control. Through detailed storytelling and deep political insight, Gaetano dissects events like the Iran Contra scandal, Watergate, and the Kennedy assassination—revealing how they intertwine in a continuous web of deceit reaching into modern times.
From Hollywood to History: The Making of a Truth-Seeker
John A. Gaetano's life reads like a Hollywood screenplay itself. Groomed for directing by Academy Award–winner Hal Ashby, mentored in screenwriting by Marty Feldman, and personally guided by Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock, Gaetano learned the art of suspense and storytelling from cinema's legends. His time in Hollywood exposed him to classified encounters with ex-FBI and CIA insiders, a lawyer for the House Select Committee on Assassinations, and covert agents tied to Cold War operations—all of which shaped the foundation of “America's Deceit.”
It was during this period that Gaetano realized how his own life had become intertwined with the same powers that influenced world politics—an experience that would drive him to transform truth into fiction as Hitchcock once taught him: “Tell the truth as if it were a thriller.”
A Banned Book Returns to Light
Originally released as an eBook in 1997, “America's Deceit” was abruptly banned within seven months—removed from the Internet without explanation. Now, nearly three decades later, it returns through Amazon KDP, reclaiming its place among the most controversial banned political books of its era. The re-release allows readers to rediscover a voice silenced for decades—a voice unafraid to question official narratives and expose systemic deceit.
A Warning for Modern Times
In an era where disinformation dominates headlines and history is rewritten by those in power, “America's Deceit” reminds us that truth can be hidden but never destroyed. It invites readers to challenge what they think they know about American politics—and to consider how much remains unseen.
“America's Deceit” by John A. Gaetano is available now on Amazon and major online retailers.
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