CIA: Transparency for Thee, Not for Us, Say Kennedy Files
Newsweek trumpets that a team associated with Tulsi Gabbard (in 2018) entered a 'secret CIA warehouse' to finally retrieve some Kennedy assassination documents. This theatrical exercise, years after the official 'release,' conveniently ignores the CIA's storied history of deliberate suppression and active disinformation campaigns regarding JFK. For an agency that perfected clandestine operations
and, according to documented evidence from the Church Committee (1975), engaged in assassination plots and widespread domestic surveillance, a 'secret warehouse' is simply standard operating procedure, not a bug, for an organization that still withholds thousands of pages. One might wonder if the real secret isn't what's in the warehouse, but what remains firmly under institutional lock and key,
never to see daylight. The timing often feels less like genuine disclosure and more like a carefully managed public relations drip-feed, ensuring certain narratives remain unchallenged. How many more decades will pass before 'transparency' isn't just a staged photo-op?