Did President John F. Kennedy oppose monied elitists who gave us the powerful environmental movement? Did this lead to his assassination by still unknown assailants? In this insight-filled book, Dr. Donald Gibson of the University of Pittsburgh documents how JFK took on Wall Street and made many bitter enemies in the process. One of those enemies was David Rockefeller. President Kennedy also made it plain that he was pro-industrial growth and pro-jobs for Americans. Again, this brought him into direct conflict with the elitists on Wall Street. After JFK's death, The Report From Iron Mountain set forth the establishment's agenda to control the masses through a fictitious environmental crisis and mania. Battling Wall Street explains why the monied interests wanted JFK out of the way_he was an obstacle to their no growth, anti-American agenda.