Major Break Coming in the JFK Assassination Story
Major Break Coming in the JFK Assassination Story
The CIA is concealing a secret operation that involved accused assassin Oswald.
Many Americans wonder why the CIA is still concealing records related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, which happened nearly 60 years ago.
We now have the answer. The CIA is hiding something terribly embarrassing, if not incriminating, about its role in the JFK story. In mid-1963, senior Agency officials approved a covert operation that used Lee Harvey Oswald for intelligence purposes, three months before Oswald allegedly shot and killed the president in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The CIA hid this operation from the Warren Commission in 1964, from the House Select Committee on Assassinations in 1978, and from the Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB) in 1998. The explosive story is told in 44 JFK records that the CIA has “denied in full” to the public.
In an Oct. 2021 memo President Biden set December 15 for federal agencies to disclose all records related to the assassination. Whether the CIA will release records related to the undisclosed Oswald operation is a test of Biden’s order and the 1992 JFK Records Act, which mandates release of all assassination-related information in the government’s possession.
I will explain what we know—and do not know—about the undisclosed Oswald operation at a press conference at the National Press Club tomorrow, Tuesday December 6.
The event, sponsored by the Mary Ferrell Foundation, puts this major development in the Dallas tragedy into legal, political, and historical context.
Foundation president Rex Bradford will speak about what has been learned about JFK’s assassination in the past 25 years and what remains to be done.
Attorney Larry Schnapf will speak about the foundation’s lawsuit against Biden and the National Archives for failure to enforce the JFK Records Act.
Judge John Tunheim, former chair of the ARRB, will speak about the board’s work and about how the CIA misled the review board on the still-secret records.
Rolf Mowatt-Larssen, former CIA officer, will comment on the evidence of the undisclosed Oswald operation.
Fernand Amandi, pollster and MSNBC analyst, will present the results of a nationwide poll on Americans’ attitudes toward JFK’s assassination and President Biden order on JFK files.
For more information on the Mary Ferrell Foundation event, click here.
Watch the livestream on YouTube on Dec. 6 at 9:30am EST
Had the opportunity to watch the entire conference. To me, the most compelling presentation was that of former CIA Officer Ralph Mowatt Larsen. Brief as it was, his talk tied together a lot of facts and posited why the Agency is still stalling on the document release. He demolished the Agency's "sources and methods" justification quite well when he said that previous document releases by the CIA have indeed revealed just that. And after 60 years their relevancy is pretty much moot. To me it's like saying we're still driving cars with tailfins. Interesting also that Oswald's involvement with the CIA is becoming clearer, and that the evidence of a deliberate cover up is now overwhelming.
So why the continued delay?
As I've posted before, the reason has nothing at all to do with National Security, but rather with National Stability. The Powers That Be have enshrined the Oswald lone gunman myth to the point of it being holy writ. If evidence now comes out that shows Oswald as being what he said he was- a Patsy, the Establishment narrative will then collapse like the house of cards that it is. What concerns them most is the great damage this will do to the reputation, image and credibility of this country's institutions.
The only secrets that endure protection are clear evidence of crimes.