The release of JFK assassination files has reignited debates about what the government still hides. President Trump’s order to declassify records shed light on Cold War secrets but left unanswered questions. Many conservatives argue the deep state continues to block full transparency, protecting powerful interests.
Mike Benz, a national security expert, warns the CIA controls which files get released. He claims the agency handpicked documents for public view, avoiding bombshells. “You don’t think intel agencies will willingly expose their mistakes,” Benz said. His comments reflect distrust of federal bureaucrats stonewalling the truth.
New files reveal the CIA tracked Lee Harvey Oswald before the shooting. Agents read his mail and knew about his Soviet ties. Yet they failed to stop him. Critics ask why the CIA watched Oswald but didn’t act. Some believe rogue actors within the government allowed the tragedy to happen.
Documents confirm JFK authorized covert strikes on Cuba’s communist regime. Operation Mongoose aimed to destabilize Fidel Castro, risking retaliation. This dangerous game may have backfired, putting Kennedy in crosshairs. The Cold War’s shadowy battles set the stage for tragedy.
Trump’s release of 31,000 pages shows his commitment to draining the swamp. He promised voters he’d expose buried secrets, and he delivered. But thousands of files remain classified, hidden under vague “national security” claims. Conservatives demand every scrap of evidence see daylight.
Many Americans still doubt Oswald acted alone. Polls show most believe in a coverup. The FBI and CIA’s history of lying fuels skepticism. “If they’ve got nothing to hide, why keep files locked?” asked one Trump supporter. Trust in institutions has collapsed, and this secrecy fans the flames.
Withheld files keep conspiracy theories alive. Families of JFK, RFK, and MLK deserve answers. Every redacted line breeds suspicion. Patriots won’t rest until every document is public. The fight for truth pits everyday Americans against a bloated, secretive government.
The JFK files prove transparency matters. Honest citizens must keep pressure on Washington. Demand accountability. Honor Kennedy’s legacy by rooting out corruption. The battle for historical truth is a battle for America’s soul.
