FBI’s Hidden JFK Files: A Clumsy Cover-Up Exposed
The FBI just “stumbled upon” a bombshell. They dug up a casual 2,400 previously undisclosed records tied to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Yeah, you read that right—2,400 dusty files suddenly out of the dark vault.
Apparently, it all started when President Trump signed an executive order to release all classified JFK, RFK, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. documents. And bam! The FBI claims these files emerged immediately after his order. Funny, isn’t it? It sure raises eyebrows.
For over 60 years, the government buried these records under layers of redactions thicker than War and Peace. Now, they’re labeled as though they were simply found during “recent technological advancements” and the digitization process. Seriously? Since when does a new database turn into a magic wand for uncovering history?
According to the FBI, the digital treasure hunt kicked off in 2020 when they opened the Central Records Complex. Once they upgraded from filing cabinets to databases, thousands of “unrecognized” JFK-related records popped up as if by magic. Imagine if the average American tried that excuse: “Oh, IRS, I just found these receipts while digitizing my files.”
What really bugs us is that these documents were never handed over to the original review board investigating the assassination. Either the FBI’s organizational skills are on par with a teenager’s messy room, or they purposely hid them. But sure, let’s settle on a simple clerical oversight.
This discovery comes right on the heels of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s accusations that the CIA had a hand in both his uncle’s and father’s assassinations. And now, with President Trump forcing transparency, we’re getting a so-called document dump conveniently marked as “just found.”
The real kicker isn’t how these records were lost, but what they contain. Expect a mess of redactions, cover-ups, and enough juicy details to fan the flames of conspiracy theories for decades. It’s a real slap in the face to decades of government stonewalling. Finally, someone is holding them accountable.
One thing’s for sure: this isn’t just a bureaucratic oopsie. It’s a glaring reminder of how politics and power can keep the truth hidden. And now, with pressure from the top, those dusty files are finally seeing the light of day. Accountability, at last.
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