On October 26, 2017, President Trump was a happy tweeter:
…JFK Files are released, long ahead of schedule!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 28, 2017
28) After Trump’s broken promise, 15,834 JFK files remain secretRead More »
One of the most important JFK documents uncovered the Morley v. CIA lawsuit is this photograph.
…27) Medal for stonewalling: one JFK secret the CIA plans to keepRead More »
The most complete version of the Air Force One radio transmissions made on the day President John F. Kennedy was killed 50 years ago were aired publicly for the first time today [at a JFK assassination conference at Duquesne University.
…14) Newly discovered Air Force One tape captures a top general’s response to JFK’s murderRead More »
I make a strong claim about the CIA and Lee Harvey Oswald in this video. I think the new JFK files corroborate my observation. But I’d like to get independent verification, preferably from a reputable fact-checking service like Snopes.
…2) WATCH: ‘Oswald was known to a dozen senior CIA officials’Read More »
Last month, the American Truth and Reconciliation Committee issued an open letter call for re-opening four of the most painful incidents in American history. Now you can now add your call to the call at the Committee’s web site: Americantruthnow.org.
A group of over 60 prominent citizens aims to convene an American Truth and Reconciliation Committee to bring out the facts of the four major assassinations that changed the course of the country and the world—those of President John F. Kennedy, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Senator Robert F. Kennedy. A multi-part action plan has been set in motion, including a petition to Congress and a pubic inquest.
Source: Petition Congress .
Check in with me here next Monday, January 21, Martin Luther King Day. I’m proud to be joining with lots of other people in the unveiling a major petition effort signed by more than 50 prominent American citizens. The joint statement is aimed at moving Congress to investigate deeply troubling, long-buried chapters in American history. After reading the statement, you’ll be able to join this important campaign by adding your name to the petition.
Source: Victor Marchetti, disillusioned CIA officer who challenged secrecy rules, dies at 88
The president also said he doesn’t “regret” suggesting Cruz’s father was involved in the assassination effort of President John F. Kennedy, which was among his more controversial statements regarding the Texas senator as they both vied for the GOP presidential nomination.
Source: Trump on Ted Cruz: ‘Beautiful,’ not ‘Lyin’, doesn’t regret JFK-dad conspiracy – Business Insider
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Ted Cruz throws his father under the Trump bus and gets on boardRead More »
I’ve written here about “Six Washington insiders who suspected a JFK plot.”
Now you can add another name to the list: Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Kerry has ‘serious doubts’ about lone gunman theoryRead More »
“We felt very strongly that there were two governments in the United States: one in the civics texts and the other in the real world,” Mr. Wise told the New York Times in 1988. “We thought the intelligence agencies were important to our security. But we were troubled about a system based on the consent of the governed when the governed didn’t know to what they have consented.”
Source: David Wise, author and CIA expert who exposed ‘invisible government,’ dies at 88
Despite all the modern tools of investigation and communication, the Kennedy years remain cloaked in somewhat of a self-serving narrative
Source: Today’s political turmoil can be traced to Kennedy assassination | Columnists | virginiamn.com
He is the agent famously seen in movies and photos jumping on the back of the president’s limousine as it sped away to the hospital.
That was the night an assassin took aim at Robert F. Kennedy, a candidate for president of the United States. Romero, just 17 at the time, squatted next to the fallen U.S. senator, cradled Kennedy’s head, and tried to help him up before realizing how gravely wounded Kennedy was.
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