Yesterday was the day when more information was to be declassified over the assassination of JFK and the events that surround it… but… 9 out of 10 documents are still being withheld from declassification 
Something fishy going on perhaps … ???
Almost 60 years have passed. Mountains of documents are kept and not being declassified for a multitude of reasons, some almost silly, and others for national security. In any event, it will not change our current issues, security, governing practices at this late date. Pointing a finger to someone or some government will not rewrite history.
JFK was loved, an insightful president, and left a definite mark on our nation and democracy. He was one of the remarkable presidents.
So, this is not a significant revelation, just more for the history books to make note of.
Not sure the Seneca Indians would agree with that, RightNow.
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I live in Seneca country in New York state, and have never heard any negative comments about JFK in all these years.
I think Tabby might be referring to the Seneca families that were forcibly turfed off their lands, including their burial lands, when they was appropriated for building a reservoir.
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The only question I ever needed answered. Was answered that day. He died tragically.
All the conspiracy surrounding it is very tiresome at this point. Let a Great Man RIP.
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Exactly, Morti. The Seneca had a treaty - signed by George Washington - giving them that land in perpetuity. JFK ignored it. The Seneca also had an alternate plan drawn up for a dam that would have worked equally as well and not affected their burial grounds. JFK ignored that as well. I don’t view that as being particularly ‘great’ - but I am not American - so what would I know?
Then I look at the rabble governing UK just now and realise they are nothing to boast about either! 
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Yes ST, there is a lot of “Party” Politics going on at the moment. 