Einstein: If at first the idea doesn't sound absurd, it has no hope The Watergate Coup was a pre-scripted operation conducted by the intelligence agencies to bloodlessly remove President Richard Nixon from power. The existing ubiquitous Watergate narrative served the dual purposes of generating pressure to politically push until proof of Nixon's malfeasance led him to resign, and to cover the tracks of the plotters. The Watergate burglary was a CIA/FBI set-up. Nixon then walked into their obstruction trap. The book reads like a political thriller because the truth is stunning. This novella explains who did it, what they did, when they did it, how they did it and why they did it. Seeing the Watergate saga through the lens of what actually happened, allows one to view the media's world reality as a continuum of amoral intelligence agency behavior stretching from World War II to the present. The Watergate Coup's five elements were: A Crime, Obstruction, Proof, Media Narrative and Replacement. The plotters had the means, motive, opportunity, and significant experience overthrowing democratically elected leaders. Six Ways From Sunday explains and covers far more than just the Watergate. It explores four major and connected episodes over a 60-year time period. The amount of new factual information the author shares might seem daunting. However, one can always reread the book and use online searches to expand the reader's knowledge of any particular topic. I sometimes use movie dialogue and analogies to aid the reader's understanding of key concepts. Digesting theses ideas will help you more easily take off the blinders so as to see what is in front of all of our noses. To understand what is happening today, one needs to understand what happened with President Nixon. To understand what happened to President Richard Nixon, one needs to begin with President John F. Kennedy.