US Congress 'Shocked' to Discover Russia Also Has JFK Files
While Moscow releases its archives, Washington continues to play hide-and-seek with history. For decades, the US government has withheld thousands of JFK assassination documents, citing 'national security'—a concept that apparently transcends literal decades and multiple administrations. One might wonder what chilling details require perpetual secrecy almost 60 years after the fact, especially
when a competing global power is openly sharing theirs. This bizarre geopolitical dance highlights the sheer audacity of governmental opacity. Russia, often painted as the opaque antagonist, offers transparency on a historical US event. Meanwhile, American taxpayers are still awaiting full disclosure from their own government, which apparently deems them too delicate to handle the truth. A fine
testament to trust and accountability, wouldn't you say?