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On Wed, 10 Apr 2024 12:56:28 -0700
Rudy Canoza <
rc.@hendrie.con> wrote:
On 4/10/2024 12:30 PM, spammy, squat-to-piss homo cocksucker, lied:
On Wed, 10 Apr 2024 12:21:18 -0700
Biased Journalism <biased@nowhere.invalid> wrote:
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Anyone that isn't confused doesn't really
understand the situation.
~Edward R. Murrow USA WWII Correspondent
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"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything
the American public believes is false." - William J. Casey, CIA
Director (1981) ================================================================================================================================
Much of what the American public believe is true, so I guess the disinformation program isn't going so well.
ROTFLMFAO!!!!
The American public may be the most brainwashed mind-saved serfs on
God's green earth, and YOU did YOUR PART to make them that way, you
toxic pol of Suckramento sludge!
"...the CIA invented the term in 1967 to disqualify those who
questioned the official version of John F Kennedy’s assassination and
doubted that his killer, Lee Harvey Oswald, had acted alone..."
https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/11/15/jfk-assassination-files-conspiracy-fbi-00066780
Why We Still Don’t Have the JFK Assassination Files
The FBI and the CIA are still protecting their sources from six decades ago.
The 1992 law, the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act,
was adopted by Congress in hopes of controlling a firestorm of
conspiracy theories whipped up the year before by the release of Oliver Stone’s popular, conspiracy-soaked film JFK, which suggested Kennedy
was killed in a coup d’etat involving his successor, President Lyndon Johnson. Opinion polls have shown consistently since the late 1960’s
that most Americans believe there was a conspiracy in Kennedy’s death — that Oswald, assuming he was the assassin in Dealey Plaza in Dallas,
did not act alone.
Some files declassified as a result of the 1992 law strongly suggested,
for example, that the CIA’s Mexico City station covered up evidence of
its aggressive surveillance of Oswald during his mysterious trip to the
Mexican capital just several weeks before the assassination, including
the fact that Oswald boasted there of his intention to kill Kennedy.
The documents show that, if the CIA station in Mexico had acted quickly
on what it learned in September and October 1963, Kennedy might have
survived his trip to Dallas on Nov. 22. According to a bare-bones index
at the Archives, several of the still-classified assassination
documents are drawn from the files of the U.S. embassy in Mexico — the
CIA station, in particular.
In 2013, the CIA’s in-house historian concluded that the spy agency had conducted a “benign cover-up” during the Warren Commission’s investigation in 1963 and 1964 in hopes of keeping the commission focused on “what the Agency believed was the
best truth’ — that Lee Harvey Oswald, for as yet undetermined motives, had acted alone in killing John Kennedy.”
Other government agencies have offered different justifications for withholding information in the still-classified assassination files, the newly disclosed Archives correspondence shows.
The Defense Department told the Archives in 2018 that it would continue to black out portions of 256 classified Pentagon documents since they identify “active U.S. war plans, foreign government information, sensitive nuclear weapons information and U.S.
prisoner of war personal and debriefing information.” Even so, the Pentagon assured the Archives, “the records identified are not directly related to the assassination.”
In its 2018 correspondence with the Archives, the State Department requested that portions of 31 documents be kept secret because of “national security and foreign affairs concerns,” although it noted that “none of the department’s redactions
relate directly to the JFK assassination.”
The correspondence shows that the Archives, which has housed the assassination records for decades, has long warned the CIA, FBI and other agencies that they are failing to abide by requirements of the 1992 law, which allowed JFK-assassination
information to remain classified only if there was “clear and convincing evidence” of a “substantial risk of harm” to national security or foreign policy.
In a memo in August 2017, William J. Bosanko, chief operating officer
of the National Archives, protested the FBI’s decision to continue to withhold the names of confidential sources from the 1960’s, especially
those that came directly out of the case files on Oswald and Ruby.
“These files clearly relate directly to the assassination,” he said. Besides, he noted, “it is difficult to imagine circumstances under
which an individual could be harmed by the release of their name in a
file in the JFK collection.”
Nearly all of what knuckle-dragging
SHUT YOUR FAT DWARF CAKEHOLE tRudy, you compicit deep state
distraction game shill!
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