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Declassified Files CIA Plots in Cuba, Hungary, and Doxes Former Employees of Committees

Written by Daniel Mercado

The newly released JFK files were made public by Executive Order 14176 and are full of new clues about the assassinations of JFK, RFK Sr., and MLK Jr. This new pile of information also comes with grievous errors such as revealing social security numbers, birth dates, full legal names, and birthplaces of staffers involved in the Senate Church Committee and the House Select Committee on Assassinations.

This new pile of files also showed that the CIA had active plans to “induce crop failure” in Cuba, as well as confirming that the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 was a CIA-sponsored Insurgency.

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