Trump Vows To Release JFK Files Once In Office
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Trump Vows To Release JFK Files Once In Office

All those conspiracy theories. All that red thread. It may all finally pay off, as Donald Trump has vowed to release files on the JFK assassination as well as others.

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It has been long theorized that the CIA was responsible for many notable assassinations, from John F. Kennedy to Martin Luther King. Well, Donald Trump will soon reveal the files regarding their assassinations, putting the theories to rest.

Trump has been attending his inauguration events, and on Monday, he announced something that made the crowd go crazy.

"As a first step toward restoring transparency and accountability to government, we will also reverse the overclassification of government documents," he began.

"And in the coming days we're going to make public remaining records relating to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, his brother Robert Kennedy, as well as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other topics of great public interest. It's all going to be released."

Decades of classifications and conspiracy theories will come to a close. The release of these files will be huge, dear reader. What will come of this information is unknown.

Internet Is Hesitant About The Release Of Assassination Files

Before we get too carried away, we must remember that Donald Trump will be the President of the United States. He has a vested interest to not reveal anything too risque about the nation and the government.

People online aren't fully confident that the files will be undoctored and complete. Let's face it, Trump is a master of talking the talk and knows how to get people behind him. Promising to release sensitive data to appease a nation long left in the dark is the ultimate power move.

It is possible that the documents we receive in the coming days may not be the full truth. This way, Trump takes full credit for fulfilling a long-standing national desire, and the government avoids disparagement.

Those online echo these concerns.

We'll have to wait and see. Although Trump would benefit big time by releasing altered documents, it is still possible he would let everything slip for the nation to see.