The One Paragraph You Need To Read From The JFK Assassination Files That May Change Everything

One of the best things about having a completely bonkers President who loves the headlines is that he’s more than happy to spill the beans on some of the most important events in US history.

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TruePundit has gone through the entire recently-released JFK files and found one paragraph out of the 3000 never-before-seen documents that contradicts a major detail in the official narrative.

By authorising the release of the files, is Trump getting ahead of the ‘shadow government’ that appears to be responsible for JFK’s murder?

The out-of-control shadow government in this country threatens the fabric and the future of the United States.

Here’s a reminder of the position of the alleged shooter explained:

From the Jan 31st 164 FBI memo:

In case you can’t read that last bit:

…the “Surgeon General’s Report” on the assassination stated that the first bullet entered the President’s throat below the adams apple, clearly showing that two persons were involved with the first shot being fired from the bridge across the park way in front of the car.

To further substantiate this, POTITO said there was a bullet hole in the wind shield of the President’s car…

Yep, turns out there were TWO shooters, which is not the narrative that was sold to the world. What’s still frustrating is that even if we now know there was more than one shooter, we still don’t know the who’s and why’s of the whole thing.

Still, it removes any possible doubt that the public was lied to. It proves that the US government had something to hide and apparently still has something to hide. So now what?

That’s not all, either:

25 minutes before Kennedy was shot, a British newspaper got a tip to call the American Embassy for "big news." https://t.co/k4qMBmW9wJ

— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) October 27, 2017

JFK assassination files: J. Edgar Hoover said FBI must "convince the public" Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone https://t.co/TPi9RMpBae pic.twitter.com/nRGPL6h2ZT

— CBS News (@CBSNews) October 27, 2017