Who Killed MLK? What the 2025 Files Say About James Earl Ray-and What They Don’t
He confessed, then recanted. Was James Earl Ray a lone racist drifter-or a pawn in something larger? 🚪 A Convenient Ending When Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968, James Earl Ray was named, captured, and convicted within weeks. He confessed. He...
COINTELPRO vs. MLK: What the 2025 Files Reveal About a Government Obsessed With Silencing Dissent
They said it was about national security. The 2025 files show it was about fear-of one man, one message, and one movement. 🚪 Introduction: The War Within Before a bullet ended his life in Memphis in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had already been...
How the CIA Media Machine Shaped the JFK Narrative
From planted stories to silenced skeptics-what the 2025 files reveal about Operation Mockingbird, media manipulation, and the fight to control the truth. 🚪 The Other Cover-Up When people think about "cover-ups," they picture secret memos, missing files, and shadowy...
What Full Disclosure of the JFK Files Really Means
As the last veil lifts on America’s most haunting assassinations, the truth isn’t just in what we found-it’s in what we were never meant to see. 🚪 The Final Drop In March 2025, with the final release of classified files under Executive Order 14176, the...
Legacy of Silence: Why the CIA Fought to Keep the JFK Files Hidden Until 2025
The truth wasn’t just buried-it was protected. Here’s what the Agency didn’t want you to see, and why they stalled for decades. 🚪 Secrecy by Design The JFK Records Act of 1992 set a clear deadline: All government records related to the assassination were...
