Ever since November 22, 1963, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been hard at work ensuring that its involvement in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) stays hidden.
There’s no secret that the CIA was more than upset when JFK decided to shake up the organization. Did the organization, in response, seek to end the threat of its Deep State unraveling by moving against the president, either in conspiracy with Lee Harvey Oswald and/or others, or, as depicted on a TV documentary, by having one of its agents finish the job from a trailing vehicle in JFK’s Dallas motorcade?
There is also speculation that the CIA had its hands in the removal of President Richard Nixon after he remarked to the CIA Director, “I know who killed JFK,” meaning the CIA, of course. Now, decades later, one Donald John Trump, as the 47th president of the United States, has ordered all government agencies, including the CIA, to make public all files relating to JFK’s assassination.
Today, as that same Donald John Trump is in Beijing to meet with China’s Premier, Xi Jinping, the CIA ransacked the office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard to remove her trove of JFK files, along with files relating to the CIA’s nefarious MK-Ultra program that used torture and LSD to train unwitting guinea pigs to potentially conduct clandestine operations.
Representative Anna Paula Luna (R.-FL) has given the CIA 24 hours to return the documents, or she will issue a subpoena under House rules.
“The reason why this is troubling … there was an executive order that the president directed the full declassification of JFK, but then also to the MK-Ultra files, famously, the CIA said that all documents were released and other documents had been destroyed,” Luna told NewsNation’s Katie Pavlich. “So, these are allegedly those documents that apparently never existed…. The CIA does not have jurisdiction to work against an executive order by the president.”
Luna likened the CIA’s theft to an “internal coup.”
