Conspiracy Theories JFK Revisited: FBI Finds 2,000 More Documents
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Mar 5, 2025 Jefferson Morley, a seasoned journalist and author specializing in the JFK assassination, delves into the recent discovery of over 2,000 new FBI documents. He sheds light on the CIA's prior knowledge of Lee Harvey Oswald and the ongoing secrecy surrounding JFK's assassination. The discussion ventures into the lasting impact of JFK's vision for global cooperation and the erosion of public trust in government institutions since his death. Morley emphasizes the importance of transparency and historical accuracy in unraveling the complex narratives of this pivotal event.
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JFK Records Act
- The JFK Records Act, passed in 1992, aimed to make all government records on the assassination public.
- Both Trump and Biden allowed agencies to postpone the release of thousands of documents, effectively gutting the act.
CIA's Control Over Records
- The CIA's control over JFK assassination records creates a conflict of interest.
- Their history of false statements and resistance to transparency fuels public suspicion.
JFK's Foreign Policy
- JFK's policies challenged national security agencies.
- He pursued peace with the Soviet Union and held back in Vietnam, angering some within his administration.
