Trump says will release JFK, RFK, MLK assassination files "in the coming days"

[Anti Globalist]

I'm expecting nothing of substance will be released tomorrow. Those files will be filled to the brim with redactions.

 

[TheTexan]

I'm expecting nothing of substance will be released tomorrow. Those files will be filled to the brim with redactions.

I just figure it took them two months to fabricate a bunch of fake documents and that's why they're being released now

 

[CaptUSA]

https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk/release-2025

Hot off the presses... Have at it boys and girls.

 

[CaptUSA]

So far, this tidbit is attracting some attention...

But also hearing this was previously released....

 

[CaptUSA]

 

[Anti Federalist]

I'm not sure anything that was in Ramparts should be taken seriously.

Ramparts (magazine) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Been mostly off the grid. Asked Grok what's new with the JFK files:

What did we learn new from the JFK files release?

Based on the information available as of March 19, 2025, the recent release of JFK assassination files on March 18, 2025, ordered by President Donald Trump, has provided some new context but no groundbreaking revelations that fundamentally alter the established narrative. Here’s what has emerged from the release of approximately 1,123 documents (part of an estimated 80,000 pages), as reported by various sources:

1. Confirmation of Existing Narrative: The files largely reinforce the Warren Commission’s conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in assassinating President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. Historians and experts, including those cited in news reports, have noted that while the documents add detail, they do not appear to contradict the lone gunman theory.
2. CIA Surveillance of Oswald: The documents provide additional insight into the CIA’s monitoring of Oswald prior to the assassination. This includes details about his trip to Mexico City in September 1963, where he visited the Soviet and Cuban embassies. Previously released files had hinted at this, but the unredacted versions clarify the extent of CIA surveillance, such as intercepted phone calls with a KGB officer. However, there’s no evidence this surveillance uncovered a conspiracy or that the CIA withheld actionable intelligence from the FBI beyond what was already suspected.
3. FBI and CIA Coordination Issues: One notable detail is the suggestion that information about Oswald was not adequately shared between the CIA and FBI. This has raised questions about whether this was due to bureaucratic inefficiency or something more deliberate, though no concrete evidence of a cover-up has surfaced in these files.
4. Additional Context on Oswald’s Ties: The files flesh out Oswald’s connections to Cuba and the Soviet Union, including his travels and interactions. For example, a former KGB agent’s assessment, included in the release, asserts that Oswald was not controlled by Soviet intelligence, supporting prior conclusions. These details enrich the historical record but don’t point to a broader conspiracy.
5. No Major Bombshells: Despite initial hype from White House statements suggesting shocking revelations, early analyses—such as those from The New York Times and historians like Tim Naftali—indicate the documents are more about protecting past CIA intelligence-gathering methods than revealing explosive secrets. The majority of the files are short (under 10 pages each) and lack the coherence to support conspiracy theories involving the CIA, Mafia, or a second shooter.
6. Eerie but Inconclusive Details: Some documents, like an FBI memo about a phone call discussing Oswald’s death shortly after the assassination, add an eerie layer to the story. However, these do not shift the core understanding of events.
7. Ongoing Digitization and Review: Not all files are fully accessible online yet; some remain in hard copy at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland, with digitization in progress. Additionally, the FBI’s February 2025 discovery of 2,400 previously unrecognized records (about 14,000 pages) suggests more material may still be analyzed, but these were not part of the March 18 release and their contents remain unclear.

In summary, the March 18, 2025, JFK files release offers historians and the public more granular details about Oswald’s activities, intelligence operations, and agency dynamics in 1963. However, as of now, it does not appear to overturn the long-standing conclusion that Oswald acted alone, nor does it provide definitive proof of conspiracy theories that have persisted for decades. Scholars expect it will take time to fully sift through the documents, but the initial takeaway is one of added context rather than a rewritten history.

 

[Swordsmyth]

https://twitter.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1902235846801015053

So what do the JFK Files tell us so far?

- JFK called Joe Biden a Traitor
- CIA orchestrated the entire assassination
- Links to Mossad & Israel
- Ties to the Khazarian Mafia?
- Gary Underhill was murdered after revealing it was a CIA operation

 

[Swordsmyth]

https://twitter.com/ShadowofEzra/status/1902178930271936757

Newly released JFK files confirm a secret intelligence pipeline between the CIA and Israeli intelligence, personally overseen by CIA counterintelligence chief James Angleton.

This wasn’t just routine intel sharing—it was a deliberate effort to conceal Israel’s involvement in sensitive U.S. operations, bypassing standard intelligence channels.

Angleton acted as the sole gatekeeper, ensuring that all Israeli-related intelligence was filtered through him alone.

He also controlled the flow of intel to the FBI, carefully scrubbing reports to ensure that Israeli intelligence was never directly named—a covert operation hidden in plain sight.

 

[Swordsmyth]

President Trump just exposed Arthur Schlesinger’s full 15-page memo calling for JFK to break up the CIA in 1961.

Schlesinger called the CIA a rogue “state within a state.”

“No one knows how many potential problems … are being created by CIA clandestine operations.”

THREAD

Schlesinger: “The contemporary CIA possesses many of the characteristics of a state within a state.”

“There is no doctrine governing our conduct of clandestine operations.”

Schlesinger slammed the idea that the CIA should “fight fire with fire” to defeat communism.

“If fighting fire with fire means contracting the freedoms traditionally enjoyed by Americans in order to give more freedom to the CIA, no one seriously wishes to do that.”

Schlesinger: “CIA operations have not been held effectively subordinate to US foreign policy.”

“In short, no one knows how many potential problems for US foreign policy — and how much potential friction with friendly states — are being created at this moment by CIA clandestine intelligence operations.”

In practice, Schlesinger told JFK, the State Department had become a “rubber stamp” for CIA clandestine operations.

“The concept of ‘contingency planning’ has legitimized the concrete preparation of operations still presumably in a hypothetical stage.”

“If a group is assembled and revved up on a contingency basis, then the failure to carry the project through (it is argued) will invite the disappointment and alienation of the group.”

“CIA has effectively ‘made’ policy in many parts of the world.”

“A number of governments still in power know that they have been targets of CIA attempts at overthrow — not a state of mind calculated to stimulate friendly feelings toward” the US.

Schlesinger recalled Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs Thomas C. Mann’s reaction to the botched Bay of Pigs invasion:

“I would never have favored initiating this operation, but, since it has gone as far as it has, I do not think we can risk calling it off.”

Schlesinger proposed that JFK de-couple the CIA’s clandestine operations from its research and analysis work.

“If intelligence is too closely connected with operations, then those committed to a particular operation will tend to select out the intelligence which validates the operation.”

In conclusion, Schlesinger proposed “a drastic overhaul of the State Department” to rein in CIA clandestine operations.

“The State Department would be granted general clearance authority over all clandestine activity.”

Schlesinger also proposed splitting the CIA into two agencies, one for clandestine and paramilitary activities and another for information collection and analysis.

One month after JFK’s assassination, former President Harry Truman echoed Schlesinger’s fears outlined in this 1961 memo.

“There is something about the way the CIA has been functioning that is casting a shadow over our historic position.”

Truman wrote that he set up the CIA to streamline information-gathering.

“At times, the intelligence reports tended to be slanted to conform to established positions of a given department.”

But between his presidency and JFK’s, Truman witnessed a change in the CIA.

“For some time I have been disturbed by the way CIA has been diverted from its original assignment.”

“It has become an operational and at times a policy-making arm of the Government.”

“I never had any thought that when I set up the CIA that it would be injected into peacetime cloak and dagger operations.”

Truman called for the termination of the CIA’s “operational duties” and the restoration of the agency to its “original assignment as the intelligence arm of the President.”

https://nitter.poast.org/holden_culotta/status/1902200798257263001

 

[ClaytonB]

Just to clarify, this wasn't me ...

 

[TheTexan]

Just to clarify, this wasn't me ...

Holy shit, an unconfirmed report of a man possibly outside a building ???

What has this world come to??

 

[ClaytonB]

Holy shit, an unconfirmed report of a man possibly outside a building ???

What has this world come to??

Pay attention to the rumor of a crazed man outside of CIA HQ, comrade! Or you will be reported!

 

[Firestarter]

So far, this tidbit is attracting some attention...

But also hearing this was previously released....

For more on Cummings and Interarms:

John Tower was married to none other than Samuel Cummings’s sister, Lilla Burt Cummings.
Representative Tower helped the Interarms company in their arms deals.

Who do you think President Reagan selected in 1986, for a commission to “investigate” the so-called Iran-Contra affair?!? John Tower...
In 1989, Tower was nominated for Secretary of Defense by President Bush Sr., rejected by the US Senate!

Frank Sturgis bought large numbers of weapons through Interarmco for Fidel Castro. According to Sturgis’ testimony before the Rockefeller Commission, he learned that Interarmco’s “owner”, Sam Cummings, was a CIA agent.

https://www.muckrock.com/news/archi...owers-fbi-file-reveals-role-iran-contra-cove/
(http://web.archive.org/web/20190721004456/https://www.muckrock.com/news/archives/2017/jan/09/john-towers-fbi-file-reveals-role-iran-contra-cove/)


In the spring of 1989, Robert Maxwell and his daughter Ghislaine hosted a party on his yacht in the presence of Donald Trump, former US senator John Tower (involved in Iran-Contra), and ex-navy secretary John Lehman.
See Donald showing his thumb, John Tower to his right and Robert Maxwell on the far right.