What the Trump Administration Must Do to Ensure the Integrity of the JFK Files

One of the most important acts of the Trump administration will be in how they handle their disclosure of the JFK Files...

One of the most important acts of the Trump administration will be in how they handle their disclosure of the JFK Files, a bombshell that has the potential to blow the lid off the deep state and create the consensus needed for reform.

One of the most insidious lies spouted by defenders of the status quo is that agencies like the FBI, CIA, ATF, NSA, et al. were once noble and proud stewards of the people but somehow got infiltrated and weaponized by nefarious actors. This is not the case. These bureaucracies were designed from their inception to attack constitutional freedom, stifle the democratic process, and, if necessary, murder a sitting president to keep their stranglehold on power.

This is what the JFK Files, along with the RFK and MLK files, will show if the government does not play games with their release. Recently, a bipartisan group of Congressmen outlined in a letter to President Trump what must be done for the JFK Files to be released in a manner that will not allow the deep state to shield itself from culpability.

Reps. David Schweikert (R-AZ), Tim Burchett (R-TN), Steve Cohen (R-TN) and Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) recommended nine components to make sure that the JFK Files are declassified properly:

1. Direct all other federal agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the State Department, the Department of Defense (DoD), and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), to review materials in their possession and to transmit any and all remaining records related to the assassination of President Kennedy to the Archivist of the United States.

This would make it impossible for rogue bureaucrats to hide crucial information pertaining to JFK’s assassination and root out any shell game that may be played among deep state loyalists to keep the public in the dark.

2. Direct the Archivist of the United States to remove all redactions from the documents in "The President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection" within 90 days.

The Washington D.C. swamp loves to release documents, particularly those requested under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), draped in black ink as a slap in the face of transparency and accountability advocates. This cannot be allowed to happen. After eight years of Russia-gate and the coordinated attacks on Trump, the public knows the criminal nature of their federal government and is finally ready to hear the ugly truth.

3. Rescind the current Transparency Plan for the Kennedy assassination documents, which resulted in continued stonewalling by federal agencies like the CIA.

The CIA JFK Transparency plan was designed as a framework that purposefully slows down and blocks the flow of pertinent information. It must be scrapped entirely for the disclosure process to be worthwhile.

4. Direct the Archivist of the United States to utilize available resources at the National Archives to collect, compile, and prepare the records for public release within 120 days.

Hard deadlines must be outlined with no excuses as to why they cannot be followed. The bureaucracy must be expected to work quickly in the release of these documents, and any federal employee who holds up the process should be given their walking papers.

5. Direct Archivist of the United States to utilize available resources at the National Archives to uniformly digitize all records relating to the JFK Assassination for public release within 120 days.

These crucial documents must be preserved in perpetuity, available for anyone to peer upon them and analyze them for the rest of mankind’s history. This is why they must be digitized and put online for all to see as a testament for what can occur when government power goes unchecked for too long.

6. Direct the Archivist of the United States and the National Archives to release, in full, without redactions, all documents relating to the assassination of JFK to the American people within 120 days.

Once these documents are released and put in an archive that can be searched and analyzed, the public can crowdsource their analysis with intrepid bloggers and citizen journalists making history and chronicling the goriest of details. They will work so quickly that the mainstream media spin machine could not possibly keep up.

7. Assign a senior White House staff member to monitor the process and ensure compliance with and full implementation of the disclosure plan.

8. Establish an independent oversight board to ensure agency compliance.

The oversight leaders must consist of dedicated loyalists who have proven records of opposing the deep state. One oversight board member should be General Michael Flynn, a patriot who understands firsthand the pernicious nature of the deep state and the depths to which they will stoop to attempt to destroy any individual who they cannot control.

9. Direct the Archivist of the United States to request the release of the Deed of Gift material and solicit any other known assignation-related materials in private collections, which were excluded from the original JFK Act in 1993, to be included in the official "The President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection."

The release of the JFK Files must be the beginning of an unearthing of substantial government secrets. The federal government has hidden its evil behavior under the veil of national security for far too long. After the feds have funded and propped up terrorists and committed treason against its own citizens, the national security excuse no longer holds water.

Reps. Schweikert, Burchett, Cohen and Holmes Norton deserve credit for crossing partisan bounds to call for the JFK Files to be released in a manner beneficial to the public interest. Only after the public is fully aware of the extent of the corruption will the ability for reform become possible, and there is only one way to reform the deep state. It must be uprooted with extreme prejudice, with the alphabet soup agencies of the federal government dismantled for good, and the prestigious officials who made the decisions placed behind bars in disgrace where they belong.