RFK Jr. Pinned JFK’s Killing on the CIA

In a shocking turn of events, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the son of the late Robert Kennedy, has dropped bombshell revelations about the assassination of his uncle, President John F. Kennedy (JFK). These startling claims were made in Kennedy Jr.’s blockbuster tell-all book, titled “American Values: Lessons I Learned From My Family.” The book, released just before Kennedy Jr.’s bid for the presidency in 2024, alleges that his father believed JFK’s assassination was a choreographed act by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to eliminate him permanently.

The Suspicion of CIA Involvement

Kennedy Jr. discloses that his father, Robert Kennedy, held immediate suspicions that the CIA was responsible for the death of JFK. In his book, Kennedy Jr. writes, “My dad immediately suspected that the CIA had killed Uncle Jack.” According to Kennedy Jr., his father wasted no time in taking action following the tragedy. “Immediately after Jack’s death, RFK sent his friend on a secret mission to Moscow to reassure the leadership that the family knew Castro nor Russia had anything to do with his death.”

Feud between the Kennedys and the CIA

The book delves into the Kennedy family’s years-long feud with the CIA, which intensified when JFK assumed office in 1961 and appointed his younger brother, Robert Kennedy, as Attorney General. The Kennedys aimed to exert control over CIA activities, as the agency was accountable only to the Director of National Intelligence and the sitting president. “My father had no trust in the FBI or CIA, and little faith in the Secret Service, which he’d tried to move from Treasury to the Justice Department,” Kennedy Jr. reveals in his book.

JFK’s Clash with the CIA

Kennedy Jr. claims that JFK’s decision to publicly blame the former CIA director, Allen Dulles, for the failed plan to invade Cuba and overthrow Fidel Castro ignited a bitter conflict between the administration and the intelligence agency. This move, according to Kennedy Jr.’s account, further strained the already fragile relationship between the Kennedys and the CIA.

A Premonition of Impending Doom

Kennedy Jr.’s book also highlights an eerie premonition that JFK seemed to have before his fateful visit to Dallas in November 1963, where he was tragically shot. Two weeks prior to his assassination, JFK visited Arlington National Cemetery for Veterans Day and remarked, “I could stay here forever.” This statement, as noted by Kennedy Jr., adds to the mystery surrounding JFK’s final days and raises questions about whether he sensed his impending doom.

The Official Investigation and Conclusion

While the FBI conducted extensive investigations into JFK’s assassination, concluding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, Kennedy Jr.’s revelations cast doubt on the official narrative. His claims of CIA involvement and his uncle’s premonition suggest a deeper conspiracy may have been at play.

Source: Radar Online