Biden Admins Shared The New Batch Of JFK Assassination Documents!
People have been asking multiple questions about the assassination of President John f. Kennedy. The mystery surrounding the case and the emerging speculation make his assassination highly suspicious.
We saw that President Kennedy asked the FBI to investigate Thomas D’Alesandro Jr. – Nancy Pelosi’s father back in 1961.
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The mainstream media has never reported on this issue, but the press spent that day, January 6, reporting on the Capitol events.
Many believed that the document’s release would give more insight into Kennedy’s assassination on November 22, 1963.
This Wednesday, the Biden Admin shared that1,500 documents were linked to the assassination of President Kennedy.
The National Archives shared the classified documents almost 60 years after the assassination in Dallas, Texas.
JFK assassination: National Archives releases nearly 1,500 confidential documents https://t.co/cwVbQr3lXi pic.twitter.com/1sbwa5Ew4Y
— † Crusader (@Wil_Johnson1) December 15, 2021
In the News: “National Archives (NARA) Releases New Group of JFK Assassination Documents” (LJ INFOdocket) https://t.co/6Mdq8TXvnC pic.twitter.com/uJqcXJZT9P
— Paul Biba (@paulkbiba) December 15, 2021
It seems that the government is guilty of the skepticism around President Kennedy’s assassination. They don’t release something because they hide something!
A commission overseen by Chief Justice Earl Warren concluded Oswald acted alone and killed Kennedy as the presidential motorcade passed by.
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Oswald has passed some time in the Soviet Union.
Oswald met KGB before JFK assassination, delayed records dump shows https://t.co/SHDGNGI9Pv pic.twitter.com/vLRL31CWC0
— New York Post (@nypost) December 15, 2021
After the assassination of the president, Oswald was killed two days later by Jack Ruby, a bar owner, who acted alone.
The documents shared have CIA cables and memos that detail Oswald’s visits to the Soviet and Cuban embassies in Mexico City.
CBS News reported:
The documents include CIA cables and memos discussing Oswald’s previously disclosed but never fully explained visits to the Soviet and Cuban embassies in Mexico City as well as discussion, in the days after the assassination, of the potential for Cuban involvement in the killing of Kennedy.
One CIA cable describes how Oswald phoned the Soviet embassy while in Mexico City to ask for a visa to visit the Soviet Union. He also visited the Cuban embassy, apparently interested in a travel visa that would permit him to visit Cuba and wait there for a Soviet visa. On October 3, 1963, more than one month before the assassination, he drove back into the United States through a crossing at the Texas border.
Another memo, dated the day after Kennedy’s assassination, says that according to an intercepted phone call in Mexico City, Oswald communicated with an identified KGB officer while at the Soviet embassy that September.
After Kennedy was killed, Mexican authorities arrested a Mexican employee of the Cuban embassy with whom Oswald had communicated, and she said Oswald had “professed to be a Communist and an admirer of Castro,” according to the cable.
One CIA document marked “Secret Eyes Only” traces U.S. government plots to assassinate the Cuban leader at the time, Fidel Castro, including a 1960 plot “that involved the use of the criminal underworld with contacts inside Cuba.”
Another document weighs whether Oswald, while living in New Orleans, may have been affected in any way by the publication in the local newspaper of an interview an Associated Press correspondent conducted with Castro in which Castro warned of retribution if the U.S. were to take out Cuban leaders.
Why is transparency not present here?
One WH memo that Biden signed on October 22 says:
Temporary continued postponement is necessary to protect against identifiable harm to the military defense, intelligence operations, law enforcement, or the conduct of foreign relations that is of such gravity that it outweighs the public interest in immediate disclosure.
Biden:"postponement [of release of JFK assassination files] is necessary to protect against identifiable harm to the military defense, intel operations, law enforcement, or conduct of foreign relations…of such gravity it outweighs the public interest…" https://t.co/lvg9MVLsOx
— Jeffrey Kaye (@jeff_kaye) October 31, 2021
JFK researchers are frustrated with the lack of new information in these documents.
Frustrated JFK researchers say there is little new to learn in Wednesday's release of previously classified documents collected as part of the government review into the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. https://t.co/OdDs6zCVuz
— CNN International (@cnni) December 15, 2021
JFK DOCUMENTS: The White House is expected to release some previously classified JFK assassination documents today, but researchers want them all released. https://t.co/VfW99DjJ52
— WRCB-TV (@WRCB) December 15, 2021
KTEN reported:
Frustrated JFK researchers say there is little new to learn in Wednesday’s release of previously classified documents collected as part of the government review into the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
The vast majority of the almost 1,500 documents released by the National Archives as new appear to be duplicates of previously released documents with only a few redacted words now revealed, often the name of a CIA case officer or the location of an overseas agency station that investigators had already pieced together. Some have no changes whatsoever.
The release still leaves more than 10,000 documents either partially redacted or withheld entirely, which won’t be seen until December 2022 at the earliest under an order issued by President Joe Biden in October. It has prolonged the bitter debate between the federal government and JFK researchers, who argue that the CIA, the FBI and other national security agencies have continually stonewalled a congressionally mandated release.
“It’s always ‘the next time,” said the University of Virginia’s Larry Sabato, a leading scholar of the assassination. He called the redactions that were removed in Wednesday’s release “minimal and worthless.”
White House delays release of JFK assassination files till Dec 15, 2022" to protect against identifiable harm" https://t.co/OyqMaRGzpw pic.twitter.com/7onJ3BOeqw
— Pippa Malmgren (@DrPippaM) October 24, 2021
See the latest documents, and you can check them out from the National Archives: archives.gov
