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Title: Former US President JFK Murder Conspiracy
Post by: mwaqas533 on October 31, 2017, 03:32:34 PM
Thousands of records released relating to the assassination of former president John. F Kennedy, but still its a mystery. there are many theories like FBI former director said lee oswald killed JFK but we couldn't record his confession because he died in hospital, according to LBJ's theory JFK is behind the assassination of south Vietnamese president, he just got the justice, according to KGB's theory the soviet union intelligence agency claimed that Johnson had  role in assassinating JFK.  in 1975 CIA published a document according to which they offer $150000 to  fidel castro to assassinate JFK  but mob insist to take the ob for free.
JFK assassinated on Nov 22,1963, from now on to till today this case is a mystery who killed JFK.


Title: Re: Former US President JFK Murder Conspiracy
Post by: matuson on October 31, 2017, 03:47:49 PM
This event will always remain a mystery. It's been too much time to preserve evidence. No one will accuse Russia of organizing this crime. To accuse current and former elite of the United States is also useless. Americans are afraid to even accuse Trump in cooperation with Russia, although the evidence for this are many. This life is black and white. In politics there is always only grey.


Title: Re: Former US President JFK Murder Conspiracy
Post by: MoonIsBlue on October 31, 2017, 05:14:11 PM
They withheld 75,000 pages and won't be disclosing them anytime in the future. I suppose the wound still has not healed and releasing it now because its fucking obvious its a government job, would stir a culture of distrust towards the government apart from the doomsday and conspiracy theorists they make fun of.
Ofcourse it isn't a mystery, I bet the government knows who's behind it because most likely its CIA/FBI. JFK speeched that there is a shadow government and thats where he ''went to far''.