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New evidence suggests the CIA might have played a role in President Kennedy’s murder. For years, patriots have questioned the lone gunman story. Now, shocking revelations are coming to light.
President Kennedy fought hard to control the CIA. He fired their director and wanted to break the agency apart. Top CIA officials hated his policies and actions. This conflict created dangerous enemies within our own government.
The CIA specialized in lies and secret killings back then. They even plotted with mobsters to murder foreign leaders. It’s no surprise many believe they turned against America’s commander-in-chief. These traitors didn’t like Kennedy’s push for peace and freedom.
Newly released files show more about CIA operations back then. While they don’t prove a conspiracy, they expose the agency’s dark activities. Historians admit these documents reveal illegal CIA actions overseas. Yet the truth about JFK remains buried by the deep state.
Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna exposed a cover-up. She says NBC is hiding a crucial tape of Lee Harvey Oswald. This footage could blow open the case. Luna bravely fights to reveal what really happened in Dallas that awful day.
At a recent hearing, experts confirmed the CIA still hides secrets. They’ve never fully come clean about their crimes. Witnesses refused to testify, likely scared of the agency’s power. This shows how the shadow government silences patriots.
The CIA’s lies prove we can’t trust Washington elites. They put their own power above America’s safety. Kennedy’s murder reminds us to question official stories. Real patriots demand the whole truth, no matter who it implicates.
We deserve justice for President Kennedy. Every hidden file must see daylight. The CIA must answer for its actions against our great nation.
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