Fifty years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the Central Intelligence Agency is refusing to release classified documents in CIA Officer George Joannides’ file that could perhaps determine what really happened in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.
International Business Times, March 13 2014
Moreover, if you think the CIA's recent secret searches of computers and its deletion of documents that were used by Senate committee members in their investigation of a controversial interrogation program, as U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., charges, is appalling, if not unconstitutional and a perversion of justice, consider what the CIA has done regarding congressional JFK assassination inquiries.
In court filings, the CIA contends that at least 295 documents in Joannides’ administrative file can never be released in any form, due to “national security.” However, the CIA’s national security claim has never been independently verified.
The ongoing Morley vs. CIA suit, led by plaintiff Jefferson Morley, the author and moderator of JFKFacts.org, seeks to make public Joannides’ classified files.
Phi Beta Iota: The complicity of CIA elements (vice the Director of Central Intelligence) in the actual assassination has been proven beyond doubt. The complicity of CIA (including the Director of Central Intelligence) in the cover-up has also been proven beyond doubt. As various atrocities begin to unravel — from JFK to UFOs to MLK to 9/11 and beyond — we are seeing an opening for a public awakening with respect to the reprehensible treasonable mis-behavior of the US Government as a whole. We are seeing an opening for independendently funded investigations of, among other atrocities, JFK, the “secret government” and it underground cities and alien technology transfer operations, 9/11, and elite pedophilia protected by the FBI, itself a long-standing home to pedophiles beginning with J. Edgar Hoover.
See Also:
Review: JFK and the Unspeakable–Why He Died & Why It Matters
Review: JFK: The CIA, Vietnam, and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy
Review: Legacy of Secrecy–The Long Shadow of the JFK Assassination
Review: Tears of Autumn–A Paul Christopher Novel
