Assassination
Materials Disclosure Act 
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Assassination Materials Disclosure Act.
JFK - The Movie
JFK Assassination Materials Disclosure
Act
JFK - The Movie
During a time when our government (the "Super Duper" world power, as
President Bush likes to refer to us) is creating a war machine with
the desire to invade other countries, and develop a huge media effort
to keep us all in separation, isolation and fear, maybe it's time to
take 206 minutes out of this chaos, rent the movie JFK, make some
popcorn, and think about our past and our future. In doing this,
watch where the money goes from all of the Defense
(War) Department's spending. The Viet Nam "conflict" took 2
million Asian lives and 58,000 American lives plus 5220 billion
spent, 10 million Americans airlifted there by commercial aircraft,
more than 5,000 helicopters lost, and 6.5 million tons of bombs
dropped.
A Congressional investigation from 1976-1979 found a
"probable conspiracy" in the assassination of John F. Kennedy and
recommended the Justice Department investigate further. As of 1991,
the year the film was released, the Justice Department has done
nothing, the files of the House Select Committee on Assassinations
are locked away until the year 2029. However, following the film
Congress created the 1992 Assassination Materials Disclosure Act?
JFK Assassination Materials Disclosure
Act
On July 22, the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs reported out
S.3006, the Assassination Materials Disclosure Act of 1992. The
Committee report (S. Rept. 102-328), said, "The legislation is
designed and retitled to achieve the single most important purpose of
the Act: public access to the assassination records." The Committee
report stated further that the records related to the assassination
of President John F. Kennedy are the most publicly sought-after,
unreleased records of our government. The legislation would establish
the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection at the
National Archives and Records Administration, and would authorize an
appropriation of $4.5 million a year in 1993, 94 and 95 for the
expedited review and public disclosure of records related to the
assassination of President Kennedy. The Committee report also states
that "it is intended that the Kennedy autopsy records contained in
the HSCA records should be restored to the original collection," and
will be treated as Kennedy autopsy records "which are exempt from
disclosure under the Act."
Source: www.infomotions.com/serials/alawon/alawon-v1n05.txt
Documents Released: www.nsa.gov/docs/efoia/released/jfk.html
Assassination Records Review Board FY 1996 report:
www.fas.org/sgp/advisory/arrb96/intro.html
Related Books: www.jfk-info.com/ama-jfk4.htm
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