President Donald Trump signs order declassifying MLK and JFK assassination files

[Media Moderator]

Off the Court style always makes him sound so dumb. I can't point why. Just has a low IQ feel to it.

I guess for one it shows no original thinking, it just accepts the official government stance on something complicated that people have been debating for years, and I guess since he's latching on to the government, it makes him feel smart by analyzing absolutely nothing, and using zero brain power. This is something that a lot of low IQ people do, just latch on to a narrative, spend zero second thinking about, and think they're smart for using zero brain power, because they are following the government's narrative. All with zero thinking. All with a dismissive tone. You have a very stupid person arrogantly thinking they're smart, because part of what makes them stupid makes them feel smart by blindly following whatever narrative they are told by the government.

Then stuff like, "Didn't he already do that in his first term?" again, showing extreme laziness, because he can just check. He released 13,000 or so files, and I remember it being big news with Tucker, who concluded that the CIA killed him, and the MSM ignoring the news. But unless CNN explicitly tells him, he's always going to think that he's right about everything. He could be right, he could be wrong, but it's all based on zero IQ.

Trump didn't release all of the JFK documents because the FBI made appeals to block the release of some of the files.

Keep up the good work. I always enjoy reading every word

[BurningHammer]

Every time I take a shot at stern

[Hey Yo]

President Trump announced that tens of thousands of pages of the JFK assassination files would be released to the public Tuesday.

"People have been waiting decades for this," the president said of the release of files related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Mr. Trump, who was speaking at the Kennedy Center Monday, added that he didn't believe the material, "approximately 80,000 pages," would be redacted.

"I said during the campaign that I'd do it, and I'm a man of my word," the president said of the impending release.

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