Lest We Forget–Trump set to release JFK assassination documents despite concerns from federal agencies

ed note–it is somewhere between doubtful and very doubtful that the ‘bombshell’ many are expecting to read about, i.e. Israel’s involvement in both the planning and assassination of a sitting US President who was standing in the way of her developing nuclear weapons, as well as his insistence that the American Zionist Council–forerunner to today’s AIPAC–be forced to comply with the legal provisions/requirements of FARA and thus register as the lobby of a foreign government, will be forthcoming in the soon-to-be-released documents.

In the first place, we have to remember that it has been over 50 years since the religiously-sanctioned murder of Kennedy, and in that time period, all sorts of important documents are likely to have been stolen and replaced with others where Israel and her direct role in it all are not mentioned at all.

Keep in mind that Judea, Inc has had since 1992–a full 25 years–since the law requiring the release of these documents was passed to maneuver her agents and spies deeply embedded within the intelligence services of the USGOV to do the voodoo that they do so well in pilfering those incriminating documents in order to keep the American people completely in the dark about the role that the Jewish state played in all of this.

IF HOWEVER, by the grace of God almighty, that there remain some of the original documents, don’t expect Pres. Trump to give them the kind of full disclosure some may be waiting/hoping for right away.

Rather, what we are likely to see are very cryptic references discernible only to those who are ‘in the know’ as part and parcel of Trump’s strategy in maneuvering Netanyahu into cooperating with the ‘peace deal’ Trump wants to see take place between the murderous Jewish state and the Palestinian people who have been its victims for half a century.

The Washington Post

President Trump announced Saturday morning that he planned to release the tens of thousands of never-before-seen documents left in the files related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination held by the National Archives and Records Administration.

‘Subject to the receipt of further information, I will be allowing, as President, the long blocked and classified JFK FILES to be opened,’ Trump tweeted early Saturday.

Experts have been speculating for weeks about whether Trump would disclose the documents. The 1992 Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act required that the millions of pages, many of them contained in CIA and FBI documents, be published in 25 years — by Thursday. Over the years, the National Archives has released most of the documents, either in full or partially redacted.

But one final batch remains, and only the president has the authority to extend the papers’ secrecy past the deadline.

In his tweet, Trump seemed to strongly imply he was going to release all the remaining documents, but the White House later said that if other government agencies made a strong case not to release the documents, he wouldn’t.

‘The president believes that these documents should be made available in the interests of full transparency unless agencies provide a compelling and clear national security or law enforcement justification otherwise,’ the White House said in a statement Saturday.

In the days leading up to Trump’s announcement, a National Security Council official told The Washington Post that government agencies were urging the president not to release some of the documents. But Trump’s longtime confidant Roger Stone told conspiracy theorist Alex Jones of Infowars this week that he personally lobbied Trump to release all of the documents.

Stone also told Jones that CIA Director Mike Pompeo ‘has been lobbying the president furiously not to release these documents.’

Some Republican lawmakers have also been urging Trump for a full release. Earlier this month, Rep. Walter B. Jones (R-N.C.) and Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, brought forward resolutions calling on Trump to ‘reject any claims for the continued postponement’ of the documents.

‘No reason 2 keep hidden anymore,’ Grassley tweeted earlier this month. ‘Time 2 let American ppl + historians draw own conclusions.’

Though Kennedy assassination experts say that they do not think the last batch of papers contains any major bombshells, the president’s decision to release the documents could heighten the clarity around the assassination, which has fueled so many conspiracy theorists, including Trump.

In May 2016, while on the presidential campaign trail, Trump gave an interview to Fox News strongly accusing the father of GOP primary opponent Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) of consorting with Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald right before the shooting.

Some Kennedy assassination researchers think that the trove could shed light on a key question that President Lyndon B. Johnson tried to unsuccessfully put to rest in 1963: Did Oswald act alone, or was he aided or propelled by a foreign government?

The records are also said to include details on Oswald’s activities while he was traveling in Mexico City in late September 1963 and courting Cuban and Soviet spies, as well as the CIA’s personality profiles written of Oswald after the assassination.

But some experts fear the history that may be lost forever in unreadable documents in the trove. One listed as ‘unintelligible’ is a secret communication from the CIA to the Office of Naval Intelligence about Oswald in October 1963 — weeks before the assassination. Oswald had been honorably discharged from the Marine Corps in 1959, but it was later changed to a dishonorable discharge. He was outraged and made threats late in 1963 when he learned the military had rejected his appeal of its decision.

There are about 3,100 previously unreleased files that hold tens of thousands of pages of new material. The National Archives also has another 30,000 pages with information that has been disclosed before, but only partially and with redactions.