Why Weren't the JFK Files Opened Under Trump?

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Why Weren't the JFK Files Opened Under Trump?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Saturday, December 5, 2020 - 12:52.

Why Weren't the JFK Files Opened Under Trump?

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Triage.

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I spent one month in Dallas studying the assassination. I can tell you with absolute authority that the 6.5 Carcano rifle could never have accomplished what they say it did. I owned one for thirty five years and put close to 20,000 rounds thru it. Never nada, a total lie and an inaccurate piece of junk. However I came to the conclusion there were three shooters. One in the office building directly center of Deely Plaza. One on the Grassy Knoll and theimportant one hiding under the bridge with a footpath to the rail yard above it. They used 25/06, 22/250, or 243 winchester. The headset came from under the bridge. There is an old bullet hole in the bridge on the overhead covered in front by a large power duct tube but can be seen if you look

Who killed JFK?

Debora Novick Sun, 12/06/2020 - 22:16

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I know who did it, there is a documentary on archive.com It was George Bush senior under the direction of his daddy who was the running the CIA behind the scenes. George W Bush killed JFK JR. too. The Bush family is a globalist demonic crew!

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