NARA: “No
Comment”
The National Archives in Washington D.C.
National
Archives has “no comment” on what agencies requested continual withholding of
still secret JFK assassination records, will not issue a statement or hold a
press conference on the subject.
On
Monday, March 26, David Ferriero – the Archivist of the United States, whose
public legacy is open government and transparency, gave his recommendations to
the President as to what government records on the assassination of President
Kennedy should still be continually withheld past the April 26, 2018 deadline
set by Trump himself.
Ferriero’s
recommendations would be based on the requests from federal agencies as to what
records they requested be continually withheld two weeks earlier, another
deadline set by Trump that has gone by.
The
National Archive and Records Administration (NARA), the agency of government
that Ferriero runs, despite acknowledging that the public response to the late
November release of records was so great it took their computer servers down,
yet they make no mention of these deadlines or the assassination records on their
web site.
When the
NARA spokesman was asked how many records did agencies request be continually
withheld, they said that it would take two weeks to process them, which tells
me that there’s more than a few.
When
asked what agencies of government requested JFK assassination records be
continually withheld, how many records are involved, when will the others be
released, and what the Ambassador recommend, they responded:
“The
NARA has no comment. We will not be issuing a statement or holding a press
conference.”
The
White House held televised sessions with the White House press corps every day
all week, but not one of them asked a question about what the Archivist of the
United States recommended to the President as to what JFK Assassination Records
should be withheld. Instead, very session was dominated by questions about
Stormy Daniels and talk about describing Donald Trump’s genitalia. How
disgusting, when there are real questions that the White House and NARA should
be required to answer about the JFK Assassination records.
Is
President Trump’s sex life a diversion to take attention away from more serious
news? Like what did Ferriero recommend to the President? What agencies of
government have requested records be continually withheld? How many documents
we talking about?
And when
will the NARA release the rest of the still withheld records that are not being
requested withheld?
Well
someday we will know the answers to those questions.
And now,
Trump’s meeting with the Rocket Boy of North Korea is scheduled for April 27,
the day AFTER he must decide if he will continually withhold any JFK
assassination records, and if so which ones.
Do you think that story will take
the JFK records off the front page and maybe off the news all together?
Well if its sex that the news makers want, here's the X-rated Harlequin Romance version of the assassination.
THE BABES OF DEALEY PLAZA
Whose
Sleeping With Whom at the Dealey Plaza Motel
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