Oliver Stone on Release of JFK Assassination Files: ‘Trump Got Rolled’ by ‘Deep State’
Read his guest blog, at: The Wrap
The Newly Declassified JFK Assassination Files
Written by James DiEugenio
Files supposedly declassified in full but mostly or entirely redacted, a national security apparatus which thwarts the law, and a media given to smug, glib or downright misinformed dismissals of both the process and content of the document releases mandated by the JFK Act: Jim DiEugenio reviews the current state of (non-) disclosure concerning the event which marked a crucial turning point in our nation's history and consciousness.
Fourth Public Release of JFK Assassination Records
Latest Group of JFK Assassination Records Available to the Public, at: National Archives JFK Record Collection
The Intelligence Community Flips Off America
Written by Dan L. Hardway
Dan Hardway writes: If those who exercise the power in this country have such blatant contempt for the law, then the time for serious peaceful civil disobedience may be upon us. Get the word out. Don’t be silent any longer. This is not an issue of the left or the right. Do something.
Third Public Release of JFK Assassination Records
553 Newly Released CIA Documents Posted, at: National Archives JFK Record Collection
Judge Tunheim rebukes handling of JFK records
By Bryan Bender, at: Politico
What you won't find in the final JFK assassination records
By Bryan Bender, at: Politico
Government backtracks on release of JFK assassination files
By Caitlin Ostroff & Glenn Garvin, at: McClatchy DC Bureau
Maddow’s staff fished out some archival footage from NBC, did some research on Pettit, got permission to show parts of JFK and called up Shenon. This results in nothing but aimless and uninformed banter, and is pretty much symptomatic of the MSM’s attitude toward these releases, writes Jim DiEugenio.
What the United States Did in Indonesia
By Vincent Bevins, at: The Atlantic
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William Turner speaks with Hal Verb and Elsa Knight Thompson
We present here a transcript of a discussion between Bill Turner, Hal Verb and Elsa Knight Thompson which aired on KPFA Pacifica Radio, October 6, 1967.
Audio courtesy of OurHiddenHistory.
More from Jim DiEugenio on Larry Sabato and Philip Shenon concerning the upcoming NARA document release.
Ronald Redmon recounts the story of this Army private who predicted the assassination of JFK well before it happened, but whose reports were ignored by both the authorities in advance of November 22, and by the government investigators thereafter.
Ken Burns & Lynn Novick, The Vietnam War: Part Four (The Nixon Years)
Written by James DiEugenio
The best evidence for the triumph of neoconservatism, including over PBS, is to compare the 1983 series, Vietnam: A Television History, with the Burns/Novick version. The former is more honest, more hard-hitting, and more complete on the facts of the war. In a very real way, that comparison tells us how the Nixon/Kissinger view of Vietnam and the world eventually eclipsed JFK's, concludes Jim DiEugenio.
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