JFK Assassination: CIA and Government Involvement Alleged by Witness

Allegations of Government Cover-Up

• 💡 The American people deserve transparency regarding classified information, including JFK files, MLK files, and the Epstein list.
• ⚠️ Past events, such as the Hunter Biden laptop story and the alleged spying on Donald Trump, are cited as examples of government cover-ups and political manipulation.
• 🎯 The origins of COVID-19 are also mentioned as a topic that was allegedly covered up by the government.
• ⚖️ A double standard is highlighted in the treatment of documents found at Mar-a-Lago versus those found in Joe Biden's garage, suggesting a government attempt to cover up for Biden.

CIA's Knowledge of Lee Harvey Oswald

• 🔍 According to testimony, the CIA had 198 pages of information on Lee Harvey Oswald before President Kennedy departed for Dallas.
• 🧠 Oswald is described as not being the intellectual author of Kennedy's death, even if he fired a gun.
• 🎯 Kennedy's enemies within his own government, likely including the CIA and Pentagon, are suggested as the intellectual authors.
• 🗓️ The CIA had been surveilling Oswald for four years prior to the assassination.

CIA Surveillance Details

• ✉️ CIA surveillance on Oswald began in November 1959, including reading his mail.
• 🕵️ Letters between Oswald and his mother were forwarded to James Angleton, and reports on Oswald's arrest for attempting to infiltrate a CIA-funded group were also sent to his staff.
• ✈️ Oswald's attempt to travel to Cuba and his contact with a KGB officer in Mexico City were known to the FBI and Angleton's staff.

Government Transparency Challenges

• 🗣️ The government has not yet released the Epstein list, and the public deserves to know who is on it.
• 🏛️ Ensuring government transparency with Congress requires providing agencies with adequate resources to process public records requests.
• ⏳ This is crucial for timely review and disclosure of information, regardless of the specific topic of concern.