24 Replies to “The JFK Files”

  1. Thot= That Ho Over There.

    There, you just learned more than you would reading 80,000 pages.

  2. The CIA has embedded themselves everywhere and in everything.
    Why? “National Security”
    We created an unaccountable, invisible, all-powerful FISA Court
    Why? “National Security”
    We cannot allow transparency into government dealings
    Why? “National Security”
    We must suspend your basic Liberties and Constitutional protections
    Why? “Emergency!” and “National Security”
    We arrange assassins to take up secure positions with perfect shots at the president’s we don’t like
    Why? “National Security”
    PS … how did our kid MISS this time?

  3. I found it fascinating reading just from an historical point of view. There are reports in there that show how the US (presumably the FBI) was catching Soviet spies. They’d advertise in newspapers for Russian language speakers for interpretation work. Then, when applicants came in they would really deep dive into their past. There was one guy interviewed in Philly they knew was a spy. It was a humorous read because the applicant was not the sharpest pencil in the box. He claimed to be a Russian Jew who was castigated by the USSR so he left. But, as the conversation progressed this guy talked about his interaction with the KGB. Surveillance showed him travelling down to Mexico City (Soviet hub at the time) and meeting with other Russian speaking individuals, then lying about it to the interviewer.

    The best part was how he explained leaving the USSR. He was asked how he got out, and the guy claimed that someone made a mistake, and he just left. The interviewer goes “A clerical error?” And the guy goes, “I don’t know. I just got in my car and drove away.” Interviewer: “But, you said you never owned a car.” “Oh yeah, I mean I got a ride.” The summary at the bottom of the report says this guy had been back and forth to the USSR about four or five times.

  4. I’ll let people with bigger brains comb over the files. I think we all know the CIA pulled the strings to kill JFK and Connally, Johnson the Mayor of Dallas along with the police chief not to mention the Secret Service knew it was going down. Evil pieces of sh**

    A bigger mystery in my opinion is who killed J.D. Tippit.

    1. Burton …
      Yup … good point let others find the nuggets .. if any that haven’t been scrubbed from the files.

      Now to the present. Does anyone find it odd that there have been two attempted assassinations of Trump which seemed to have been buried (no pun intended) as though , “yawn” , it is so yesterday news ?

      It is as though the “Deep State” who killed JFK is still firmly in control and focused on Trump. If “they” can’t kill him , then start a war with Iran that will destroy his presidency , effectively eliminating him.

    2. James Files knew who did that, but refused to identify him,as he was still alive. Files was the infamous shooter on the grassy knoll, had a CIA provided gun and specially altered bullet. Are you reading here Ken Gee?

      BTW: there is some bullshit in those released files , to protect the CIA, and throw off in investigators.

      1. Yes, GYM … I’m reading all your scoldings.

        But TBH … I’m much more interested in learning of the CIA operations that put a “lone gunman” on a roof barely 100 yds from Trump … in an open, visible perch … with a perfect shot at Trump … who killed innocent people … winged Trump … and then was quickly dispatched to permanently silence the assassin. Hey FBI!!! ?? How’s that “ongoing investigation” coming along?

        Excuse me, but for Christ’s sake!! We’re getting more NEWS and INVESTIGATION of the suspicious disappearance/death of some random Hindu Spring Breaker in The Dominican than we have of Trump’s TWO attempted murders. What’s wrong with our Deep State!? And what’s wrong with our disinterested media!?

        1963 is wayyyyy back in my rear view … all the way back to 2nd grade

  5. I did enjoy the paper in which President Kennedy referred to Joe Biden as a “traitor” …

    There may be other gems in these 80k of pages, but I think having it confirmed that the CIA was involved is what so many were expecting.

    1. Supposedly, it was JFK Jr who called Joe Biden a traitor. In 1963, Joe was setting the academic world on fire with his intellect.

      1. He graduated summa cum laude … top 5% in his class as I recall him recalling through his dementia scarred brain

    2. Saw that. But, it was JFK jr that said it. He did so in 1994. I presume it was in response to Biden sponsoring some major crime bill that year. Leftists perceive that crime bill to be the catalyst for so many minorities being in the slammer.

  6. As a student of history, I would be HIGHLY shocked if anything came out of these files showing anything other than Oswald being the lone assassin and that he acted alone.

    However I highly suspect lots of embarrassing info will come to light about gross incompetence on the part of American intelligence, the CIA and FBI both knowing who Oswald was but failing to keep tabs on him, either in the US, Mexico or elsewhere, and I would be shocked if the CIA didn’t at least try to interview Oswald at several points or at least have some of its operatives come into proximity him (proximity does not mean conspiracy, although even ‘proximity’ would, from a optics point of view, be highly embarrassing to the CIA). I also suspect more evidence that the Kennedy family and their legion of enablers pulled all sorts of strings to supress information that would expose JFK’s extremely poor health, raging venereal disease and he and his brother’s secret war on Cuba, assassination plots, collaborations with Mafia, etc., not to mention the infiltration and meddling of the CIA in all sort of domestic US organizations (contra the CIA’s charter).

    A very good book will be written about all of this new info

  7. The JFK files are around 6 million pages. They released 80k. Think they released anything of value?

  11. JFK was basically a loser with delusions of grandeur.
    He was likely on intelligence agencies radar but that’s about it. Maybe they pushed him to go for it.

    Read Maria Oswald’s testimony to the Warren commission and it slowly reveals a portrait of the guy that looks all too familiar. If he were around today he’d be a mass shooter.

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