The National Archives has begun uploading the last remaining government files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The archives represent thousands of pages of government documents, some of which are now difficult to understand due to age, and historians and conspirators have been wanting to view for decades.
And in the typical Trump way, the version becomes chaotic and sliphod. These documents are not organized, summarized or marked in a meaningful way. It’s just a RAW PDF, a long string of numeric uploads to the website. Click on the PDF to see what you get. And, according to one lawyer, they include sensitive personal information of living people.
“The Trump administration made every effort to release its SSN in 1977-79, and served as staff members who were assassinated between 1977-79,” said Mark Zaid, a lawyer working on national security issues, on the Blues. “Some of them are still alive. I know them.” It’s totally unnecessary and has nothing to contribute to understanding 11/22/63. ”
These pages are attributed to executive orders signed after Trump took office. He had previously explained documents related to Kennedy International in the first semester of 2017 and said he would remove the rest of the documents after giving us time to browse the time.
Due to the driving force behind the push to decrypt materials in 1992, about 99% of Kennedy documents have been made public. Yesterday and today, some of the content uploaded to the National Archives website is nothing new, just different versions of old documents that have been deleted or changed.
The FBI said there were about 3,500 known documents for various reasons in 2024, and at the end of the Biden administration, it found about 2,400. If you want to read a hard copy of what is being uploaded, you can do this by traveling to the National Archives at University Park in Maryland. Or, you can wait for them to finish what they have.
At the time of writing, the archive has been uploaded approximately 60,000 pages, distributed in over 2,000 PDF files. Trump mocked him for posting a total of 80,000 pages. If he doesn’t lie or be wrong, it means there will be more than 20,000 pages in the unknown PDF. The Archives said on its website that it is working to digitize what it has.
Browsing these files will take a lot of time and can take years. Historians and news media are now flocking to them and publishing their findings in real time. The Associated Press found a memo detailing the KGB’s views on Oswald as the Soviet Union traveled through the Soviet Union.
But real discovery will take time and people who have a deep understanding of the event to deal with it. If you are totally concerned about Kennedy’s assassination, you may have decided what to believe. Despite six decades of madness and conspiracy theorization, the best evidence tells us that a former Marine and communist weirdo Lee Harvey Oswald aimed at a rifle and blew up Kenney’s head on the window of Dallas’s book remains.
There will be no “silver bullet” memorandum in the documents refuting this, nor the Master CIA plan written in the handwriting of Allan Dulles, which led to conspiracy to hire the Mafia to kill Kennedy International, nor record the records of their Triangle Committee meetings against Kennedy, nor about Kennedy’s case, nor about the second shooter on the grass. This is reassured.
On November 22, 1963, a president died in Dallas and tore a psychological wound in the heart of the United States, which will never be cured. No amount of government documents will close the wound. No satisfaction.
