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The author, Miles Mathis, argues that the recent declassification of some FBI JFK files is a “misdirection” tactic. He claims these files are “worthless” because they are part of a larger deception, asserting that JFK’s assassination was faked to cover his retirement due to ill health. Mathis reiterates his long-held theory that the CIA and FBI collaborated to fake the assassination, enabling Lyndon B. Johnson to become president without a special election, a tactic he claims was previously used with Abraham Lincoln, James A. Garfield, and William McKinley. He suggests this deception increased the VP’s popularity, ensured national unity, and diverted attention from other issues like the Vietnam War.

Mathis contends that the multitude of “conspiracy theories” about various entities (including the CIA, Russia, Johnson, and The Mob) were actively promoted by the government to create confusion and solidify the belief that JFK was indeed assassinated. He believes these newly released files are intended to counter his own papers on JFK and other historical events, and to distract readers from more pressing issues such as Israel, the banks, the Jews, the war machine, Pfizer, and Big Pharma. Mathis also suggests the release aims to boost Donald Trump’s image and to make the Republican party appear benevolent. He criticizes the press for rehashing old narratives and points out that the release has effectively discredited the Warren Commission report, while also bringing to light alleged admissions that Adolf Hitler faked his death and moved to Colombia. The author uses this as an example of how governments lie about everything and urges readers to question all information.

An addendum clarifies that while the files may be worthless as a “reveal” for those already aware of Mathis’s theories, they serve to undermine mainstream narratives and expose government deception to a wider audience. He mentions that Trump is still withholding crucial information. Mathis dismisses recent media reports from outlets like The Guardian and Popular Mechanics as further manipulation and propaganda, particularly regarding conspiracy theories about Oswald and the Soviets. He also touches upon the alleged complex lineage of the musician sting, linking him to various aristocratic families and suggesting this information is relevant to understanding hidden power structures.

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The author, Miles Mathis, argues that the recent declassification of some FBI JFK files is a “misdirection” tactic. He claims these files are “worthless” because they are part of a larger deception, asserting that JFK’s assassination was faked to cover his retirement due to ill health. Mathis reiterates his long-held theory that the CIA and FBI collaborated to fake the assassination, enabling Lyndon B. Johnson to become president without a special election, a tactic he claims was previously used with Abraham Lincoln, James A. Garfield, and William McKinley. He suggests this deception increased the VP’s popularity, ensured national unity, and diverted attention from other issues like the Vietnam War.

Mathis contends that the multitude of “conspiracy theories” about various entities (including the CIA, Russia, Johnson, and The Mob) were actively promoted by the government to create confusion and solidify the belief that JFK was indeed assassinated. He believes these newly released files are intended to counter his own papers on JFK and other historical events, and to distract readers from more pressing issues such as Israel, the banks, the Jews, the war machine, Pfizer, and Big Pharma. Mathis also suggests the release aims to boost Donald Trump’s image and to make the Republican party appear benevolent. He criticizes the press for rehashing old narratives and points out that the release has effectively discredited the Warren Commission report, while also bringing to light alleged admissions that Adolf Hitler faked his death and moved to Colombia. The author uses this as an example of how governments lie about everything and urges readers to question all information.

An addendum clarifies that while the files may be worthless as a “reveal” for those already aware of Mathis’s theories, they serve to undermine mainstream narratives and expose government deception to a wider audience. He mentions that Trump is still withholding crucial information. Mathis dismisses recent media reports from outlets like The Guardian and Popular Mechanics as further manipulation and propaganda, particularly regarding conspiracy theories about Oswald and the Soviets. He also touches upon the alleged complex lineage of the musician sting, linking him to various aristocratic families and suggesting this information is relevant to understanding hidden power structures.

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