Declassified JFK Files Expose CIA Cover-Up, Australian Intelligence Involvement, and a Global Conspiracy

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Newly declassified documents have dismantled the long-standing official narrative surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, exposing a massive intelligence cover-up involving the CIA, FBI, and Australian intelligence agency ASIO.

The files suggest Kennedy’s death was not the act of a lone gunman but an orchestrated coup, carefully concealed by intelligence agencies worldwide.
Shockingly, records reveal that a year before JFK’s assassination, the U.S. Embassy in Canberra received a tip that communist nations had placed a $100,000 bounty on Kennedy’s head.

Then, just one day after his assassination, another call emerged—this time blaming the Soviets. The CIA dismissed both calls as “crank messages”, but if they were truly meaningless, why did ASIO (Australian Security Intelligence Organisation) urge the CIA to keep them classified?

In 1968, ASIO’s chief, Sir Charles Spry, personally pleaded with the CIA not to declassify the files, and CIA Director Richard Helms agreed, stating there was “EVERY REASON” to keep them hidden.

One of the most chilling revelations centers around John Garrett Underhill Jr., a Pentagon insider with deep CIA ties.

The day after Kennedy was shot, Underhill fled Washington in a panic, warning his friends that a “small clique within the CIA” was responsible for the assassination. He even hinted that he might have to leave the country.

Six months later, he was dead. Underhill was no random figure—he was connected to Interarmco, a CIA-backed arms dealer directly tied to the store where Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly purchased the rifle used in the assassination. The very agency tracking Oswald for months before the killing had links to the weapon that was supposedly used.

The newly surfaced files confirm that the assassination was not a spontaneous act. The CIA had been wiretapping Oswald for months, monitoring his interactions with KGB agents in Mexico City.

The FBI had advance knowledge that Jack Ruby planned to kill Oswald, yet they allowed it to happen. Within hours of Oswald’s murder, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover wrote a shocking memo, which did not demand a full-scale investigation, but instead prioritized one thing: “Convince the public that Oswald acted alone.”

The Warren Commission, created to investigate JFK’s assassination, was nothing more than a cover-up operation.

The new documents confirm that intelligence agencies buried crucial evidence, including Oswald’s KGB ties, destroyed key Secret Service records, and even suppressed a tip-off received 25 minutes before Kennedy was shot.

British intelligence had been warned ahead of time, meaning that someone overseas knew the assassination was about to happen. Yet, the Warren Commission never investigated this lead, further proving that it was designed not to uncover the truth, but to protect those truly responsible.

For 60 years, anyone questioning the official story was dismissed as a conspiracy theorist. But the declassified files prove the darkest suspicions were true.

The CIA tracked Oswald’s movements, the FBI knew Ruby would silence him, and the Warren Commission was a sham from the start.

This wasn’t just an assassination—it was a full-scale coup. A U.S. president who challenged the Deep State, executed in broad daylight, with the truth buried under layers of deception.

JFK himself warned of a “monolithic and ruthless conspiracy” pulling the strings of power. He tried to stop them—and for that, he was silenced.

The real question is no longer whether Kennedy’s assassination was part of a larger plot—that is now undeniable. The real question is: How many more secrets remain buried? And if they could orchestrate a coup in 1963, what else have they done since?