I can announce that the U.S. Government will declassify even more documents from that period including, for the first time, military and intelligence records, because I believe we have a responsibility to confront the past with honesty and transparency.”
So said President Obama last March. Today, the White House announced the U.S. government will release five hundred more US government documents from 14 U.S. agencies related to the American support for Argentina’s bloody military dictatorship between 1975 and 1984.
Let’s do the same for JFK. Two dozen JFK authors and investigators have asked Obama to endorse the same principle when it comes to the U.S. government documents–which including military and intelligence records–related to the assassination of President Kennedy.
Almost 3,600 JFK files are still-held secret and may be withheld indefinitely by President-elect Trump.
These files will likely shed light on CIA assassination operations and CIA operatives who knew about accused assassin Lee Oswald before JFK was killed, and may tell us much more.