The buried reality is more than just hidden. It’s concealed beneath years of misinformation, locked securely within confidential documents, and often dismissed as ‘fabrication’ until undeniable facts surface. Even faced with irrefutable proof, there are instances of continuous deception. Furthermore, there are those who peremptorily dismiss truth bombshells either by humbly acknowledging new data or choosing to stubbornly disregard it altogether, repeating the phrase ‘where’s the proof?’
Should we have actually expected the JFK files to provide an explicit confession, as though it were a formal admission of guilt within the sanctity of a confession booth? Amid the climate of arrogantly self-assured denial thriving in the digital arena, we are observing the steady deconstruction of long-held, mundane governmental narratives.
This includes prominently controversial subjects such as the JFK assassination, the events of 9/11, and the penetration of intelligence operations within the US government and cultural fabric. The same espionage mechanisms that engineered political disruptions in foreign regions have been embroiled in a domestic struggle against the very essence of truth.
Everyday citizens of America are beginning to acknowledge that several investigators, once the subject of public derision, were actually closer to the truth than perceived. The 2020 election serves as a vivid example. It was not just about voting methods or the technology of voting systems, but rather about gaining control over the public dialogue.
Domestic and international intelligence agencies, notorious for their disinformation campaigns spanning several decades, were observed launching similar initiatives on American soil once again. The Hunter Biden laptop incident? Effectively smothered by a well-coordinated disinformation strategy, masterminded by intelligence operations.
The allegation of Russian involvement? A paradigm operation intended to depose a seated president. The age-old narrative of ideological battles between the left and right has long faded, replaced by a conflict truly depicted by Saul Alinsky’s rules for radicals. Today’s struggle is between the established order and those who dare to challenge it.
For years, the American public has found themselves entangled within a meticulously designed illusion. This is a world where history perpetually reshapes itself, the truth is rejected as fanciful speculation, and the authentic puppet masters continue their secret operations. However, some truths relentlessly resist concealment.
Drawing from historical and spiritual insights, Matthew 10:26 states, ‘Fear them not. For there is nothing concealed that will not be exposed, neither anything hidden that will not be known.’ In a similar vein, Luke 12:2 declares, ‘Nothing is covered that shall not be revealed: nor hidden, that shall not be known.’
After more than half a century, the JFK assassination continues to cast a long shadow over every aspect of modern life. The significance of the event is not solely because it was another incident of political bloodshed, but also because it marked the moment when the American illusion was solidified.
The JFK files have confirmed suspicions latent in the minds of many. JFK was targeted because he posed a substantial challenge to the ruling structure–not merely a minor inconvenience, but an existential threat. The ruling order felt compelled to remove him.
And so, the precedence was set, threats to the establishment removed one after another over the years. The reason why the ruling class parsimoniously tries to manipulate the portrayal of past events is simple: having a firmer grasp on how history is perceived allows them greater control over the trajectory of the future and the manifestation of truth.
To keep the public oblivious to how deep the rot extends continues to be their goal. This is achieved by burying the ultimate truth underneath a pile of partial truths and official refutations, reinforcing the cycle of deception and ensuring the populace remains unaware of the full extent of the corruption.