BIDEN PROTECTS KENNEDY KILLERS!
Globe US|August 07, 2023
Allows Deep State to subvert law releasing ALL murder records
BIDEN PROTECTS KENNEDY KILLERS!

MORE than 30 years after Congress ordered the release of all records linked to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, current commander-in-chief Joe Biden is continuing to cover up the gruesome murder by refusing to release key secret records shedding light on the bloody demise of America’s 35th leader!

Biden’s latest executive action has brought the long effort by the National Archives to identify and publicly release all JFK assassination records to a screeching halt, continuing the Deep State conspiracy that killed the president and hid the involvement of his vice president, Lyndon Baines Johnson, as well as CIA and FBI officials, critics charge.

Sources insists hundreds — if not thousands — of these damning documents remain unreleased or partially blacked out by vast swaths of redaction burying the truth from America and the world!

Attorney and JFK researcher Larry Schnapf calls the cover-up “a travesty” and victory for intelligence agencies that want to keep their role in the cynical assassination a secret.

“The national security establishment has won,” says Schnapf. “We have fought doggedly for more than 30 years to bring these records into the light and now they will remain under lock and key until the CIA and FBI and other agencies decide when they want to release them.”

But he vows: “We will not stand for it!”

An insider says further release of hidden JFK records now falls under the jurisdiction of so-called “transparency plans” filed by the FBI and CIA with the National Archives.

This story is from the August 07, 2023 edition of Globe US.

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