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Worthy News(Worthy News) - The National Archives has unsealed thousands-more pages from the Kennedy files. And while assassinations buffs weren’t likely to find any major revelations - no proof of a second gunman, a Cuban plot, or evidence the killer could have been stopped - they’ll have plenty to chew on.
The Dallas Morning News reports the 3,539 records include FBI and CIA reports on Soviet spies, the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and Lee Harvey Oswald’s trip to Mexico City a few weeks before he murdered President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.
This batch likely will be the last released pending a final review of records. Many remain sealed at the request of the FBI, CIA and other agencies that pressed for more time ahead of a deadline set a quarter century earlier. [ Source: Washington Times (Read More...) ]
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Does anyone really think that you're going to find the secrets of the Deep State dutifully recorded so that in the future, anyone can peruse the documents of assassinations and coups and CIA heroin wholesaling, etc... THOSE THINGS DON'T GET RECORDED! You may find lots of smoke but you're not going to find anything that says that 'this person assassinated that person'.
I'm surprised just how naive people are sometimes.